Mar 15, 02:30 PM

Waukegan Clerk Faces 15-Count Indictment; North Chicago Alderman Charged

In a series of legal actions against public officials in the Chicago area, Waukegan City Clerk Janet Kilkelly faces a 15-count indictment for official misconduct and misapplication of funds related to providing credits to businesses for liquor and gambling licenses. North Chicago Alderman Anthony Coleman, representing the city’s 2nd Ward, is charged with felony misconduct and felony criminal damage to government-supported property. The charges were filed by the Lake County State’s Attorney’s Office. Amidst these allegations, Waukegan Mayor Ann Taylor has not called for Kilkelly's resignation.

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Sources

Ray Long@RayLong
3 years ago
Today in History: Ex-Gov. Rod Blagojevich begins serving sentence On March 15, 2012, the convicted Blagojevich walked into federal prison in Colorado, where he began 14-year sentence for corruption. (released in February 2020 after President Donald Trump commuted the sentence.)
ABC 7 Chicago@ABC7Chicago
3 years ago
A suburban Chicago minister and a Chicago publicist are among 19 defendants charged in the sweeping racketeering indictment that has Donald Trump at the center of a 2020 election case. https://t.co/HXDGZkQTCR
Chicago Tribune@chicagotribune
3 years ago
Waukegan Mayor Ann Taylor stopped short of calling for City Clerk Janet Kilkelly's resignation in the wake of her 15-count indictment on charges of official misconduct and manipulation of funds. https://t.co/Jfu9LJ72xP

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