i always think of dupage county as the best example. everyone knows dupage is an extremely wealthy, prosperous, booming place of catholics and conservative protestants and every weekend, 40 or 50 non-judea christian worshipping groups are there. one of the most vitals are alaskan communities as in the suburbs of hillsdale, illinois. you go up the street from wilkins college, which is the flagship of the evangelican schools and a little bit north, you get theophosy and a little bit further there's an insurance shinshu temple.

with the help of the carol stream informant the trap was set at an undisclosed storage facility in dupage plan with the cops to steal $20,000 in drug money is storage locker was obtained in dupage county in pursuing a court ordered that locker was outfitted with a video end audio surveillance. the alleged break-in and theft was all secretly recorded and police arrested the men wednesday in court prosecutors detail the allegations and how one of the allegedly crooked cops terrence o'brien allegedly told police that he committed the crime for the thrill of it prosecutors say the 47 year-old to lead a double life as a married father of four and a pregnant girlfriend on the side. as for the policeman prosecutors say that they immediately admitted to their crimes. all three of the defendants officers and gave statements to law-enforcement they made admissions to certain parts of what they had done at the courthouse julian crews. >> an initial ruling saying that to the lottery winnerlottery >> a judge on the rap star guilty of violating his probation he choked up as he read an apology from a cr

a man accused of stabbing his ex-girlfriend to death appeared in dupage county courtroom and in front of cameras this morning. 23-year-old, adam belmont of northlake pleaded not guilty in the first degree murder of alyssa van meter. van meter's body was found in her woodridge apartment on december 15th with a fatal stab wound to her chest. belmont's attorney had filed a motion asking that his defendant be allowed to wear his own clothing and appear in court unshackled. but the judge denied the motion saying one of the purposes of experimenting with courtroom cameras was to give the public an accurate depiction of what happens in court. three schaumburg police officers are charged with shaking down drug dealers. and charges against three men they arrested, have now been dropped. prosecutors say officers john cichy, matthew hudak and terrance o'brien were caught on camera, breaking into a storage locker in roselle and stealing what they believed was money from an out-of-town drug dealer. the state's attorney's office says the officers have lost their credibility. so authorities released