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Liquid Meth Forces Evacuation of Apartment Building
A state agent took four hours to stabilize and remove the potentially volatile substance, and process the crime scene.

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A state agent took four hours to stabilize and remove the potentially volatile substance, and process the crime scene.

The second killer is only 17 years old, police said.
A second man was also charged with the killing.
An autopsy revealed the man suffered blunt force trauma.
A worker at the Patterson Road facility said the trucker appeared ill before he crashed into the fence, according to police.
The DEA and Braidwood cops went to the motel after getting a tip about the heroin dealing, police said.
The ex-convict also bit another nurse, police said.
The dead man was found in the driveway of a Houston Avenue home.
The Joliet woman had been jailed for allegedly stabbing her now estranged husband.
The Channahon woman was charged with battery for allegedly sneezing at a bailiff and leaving a “mucus type substance” on her face.
The DEA and the Wilmington police teamed to take down the dealers, police said.
The old lady from Romeoville was angry about getting blocked into her parking spot, police said.
An eyewitness identified the teenage firebug, police said.
The young man was still clinging to life Wednesday, police said.
“Tales of the Underground” will be held on Jan. 23 at the Pilcher Park Nature Center.
The wire-wearing snitch was — and still is — locked up in prison when the lawyer tried to pay him off, the complaint said.
The attorney general’s office determined the sheriff’s department was wrong to withhold the report for more than a year.
The Illinois State University student was headed back to school Monday morning but went instead to the county jail.
The angry boyfriend also cut his hand on a broken shower door and bled all over the place, police said.