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Woman On May Street Choked To Point She Can't Breathe: Joliet Police
Joliet police arrested Marvin Gaye Dorsey, charging him with six crimes, including aggravated domestic battery and unlawful restraint.

I was born in Joliet and grew up across from Nowell Park on the city's far east-side where I delivered the Joliet Herald-News. I attended grade school at St. Mary Nativity on Broadway. Some of my favorite memories growing up revolve around St, Joseph's Park where I played Little League baseball and had several Catholic Youth Organization basketball games.
At 13, our family moved to Plainfield. By the time I was 16, I knew I wanted to be a journalist. As a teen, I made a few extra bucks as a sports stringer for The Plainfield Enterprise taking photos and covering Plainfield's high school football and basketball games.
I graduated with a journalism degree from Eastern Illinois University. I have had a strong passion and commitment for public service journalism ever since. I am grateful to have covered so many different places throughout the greater Midwest.
After college, I worked for The South Bend Tribune, the Daily Herald in Arlington Heights, Green Bay Press-Gazette, Omaha World-Herald and on the statewide investigative team for USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin, where I was based at The Post-Crescent in Appleton for five years.
I'm thrilled to be joining Patch as the Joliet Editor at this point in time when more and more people prefer to access their local news through web-only platforms and mobile devices.
Joliet and Will County always seem to have a lot of news going on, and I will do my best to bring you a superior news product.
Joliet police arrested Marvin Gaye Dorsey, charging him with six crimes, including aggravated domestic battery and unlawful restraint.

Karisa Heelan eventually opened the car door, however, she would not exit, according to Will County Sheriff's spokeswoman Kathy Hoffmeyer.
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The 60-year-old victim was taken to Ascension St Joseph Medical Center for treatment of injuries received in the attack, Joliet police say.
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Last summer's Joliet shooting victim was taken to Silver Cross Hospital by the Joliet Fire Department with non-life-threatening injuries.
Joliet police obtained an arrest warrant for Dakhari Jaudon on charges of aggravated unlawful use of a weapon.
Anthony Francimore typed a 20-page brief blaming Will County Public Defender Eric Berg for his first-degree murder conviction last October.
Two other Joliet businesses, Envisions Salon and Ascendant Iron, were also struck by gunfire that afternoon on Theodore Street.
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Mario Zamora, 43, was ordered held in the Will County Jail because he meets the dangerous standard, Judge Donald DeWilkins found.
Officers reapproached the male at which time he began running away while holding the object in his pocket.
Joliet police conducted a traffic stop in the 300 block of South Chicago Street and before making the arrest of Marco Jasso-Camargo, 38.
Hours after community members joined Robert Long's mother in a search for the missing father of 7, police announced his body was found.
Robert Long, 37, was last seen alone standing outside building 316 at Riverwalk Homes, formerly Evergreen Terrace, more than a week ago.
Four other people were injured in the crash at Route 53 and Louis Road, which was the site of two other fatalities in November.
A window at Splish Splash Laundromat and a nearby brick wall, 1220 Richards Street, were struck by the gunfire, Joliet police say.
David Frencl of Kentucky dragged a woman out of the Top Fuel Saloon in Braidwood and tried to run over a bar employee, prosecutors say.
Joliet police found 12-year-old Mya King unresponsive in a bedroom on the second floor of the home. She died three days later in Chicago.
The quick effort by Engine 3 to remove the metal container kept smoke limited inside the building, Joliet Fire Department officials noted.