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Brandon Kelly Is Not A Criminal: 2 Resisting Arrest Charges Dropped
The Will County State's Attorney's Office of Jim Glasgow informed Brandon Kelly, attorney Chuck Bretz and the judge of its decision.

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.
The Will County State's Attorney's Office of Jim Glasgow informed Brandon Kelly, attorney Chuck Bretz and the judge of its decision.

These repairs were necessary in order to restore a healthy, safe environment for all students and staff, according to JJC.
Joliet police dogs and officers were working around the high school athletic fields as the students remained stuck in the building.
City of Joliet crews are out cleaning up the mess along Larkin Avenue at the empty Steak N Shake and the vacant strip mall next to it.
The Joliet law firm that successfully defended Channahon in the Samantha Harer federal lawsuit is now handling Rialto public relations.
The vehicle believed to be involved in the shooting was found empty in the 1000 block of Ridgewood Avenue.
"My local gas station had a brand new game on display so I bought three tickets."
Joliet Fire Department crews from stations 1, 5, 6, 8 and 9 responded to the scene. The fire is under investigation.
Shorewood police took Danny Locicero of New Lenox to Will County's Jail on charges of aggravated domestic battery and domestic battery.
The Roman Catholic Church put Diocese of Joliet Ronald Hicks in his place, overturning his unpopular decision to merge St. Joseph Church.
Wednesday's lawsuit was filed at Will County's Courthouse. Will this lead to the end of the Rialto Square Theatre's 98-year run?
In a historic event, the 133-year-old St. Joseph's parish has overturned the decision by Diocese of Joliet Bishop Ron Hicks to merge them.
The Joliet Police Department said it wishes to thank the US Marshals Great Lakes Fugitive Task Force for their assistance in this case.
Eric Sutphin, now of Aurora, still faces felony aggravated battery charges in Joliet in connection with his arrest by Joliet police in 2022.
The juvenile was able to get the phone back and called 911, Joliet police advised.
Participants can also enter the Halloween costume contest to win fun prizes.
A Will County judge ruled on Monday that Joliet's Mary Mosqueda will stay in her Will County Jail after the hit-and-run deaths
Aldo Reyes, 24, was placed him into custody without incident, but Joliet police say the handgun was not located.
Following the arrest, Joliet police say it became apparent that Michael Principe, 26, had injured his leg while fleeing from the officers.
Joliet police say 31-year-old Christopher Miranda was booked into Will County's Jail on domestic battery charges.