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FOX LAKE OFFICER KILLING
Police ‘getting closer’ to ID’ing person of interest By KATIE DAHLSTROM kdahlstrom@shawmedia.com FOX LAKE – After “significant evidence” was uncovered Friday, authorities believe they may be getting closer to identifying a person of interest in the investigation into the shooting death of Fox Lake Police Lt. Joe Gliniewicz. Lake County Sheriff’s Detective Chris Covelli confirmed Friday night new evidence was found Friday afternoon, but would not disclose any other details about what was found, only that it was found “at the scene” by evidence technicians who have been returning to the scene every day. However, Covelli said authorities have been getting reports from the FBI and other investigators that video being compiled as part of the investigation has shown “some individuals consistent with [Gliniewicz’s] radio transmission.” “We’re getting closer,” Covelli said about possibly identifying a person of interest. “We can’t say that it’s imminent or that it’s going to happen anytime soon. “We’re getting closer to identifying someone we’re interested in talking to.” Police previously announced they had obtained a video from a resident’s home surveillance system that had to be turned over to Homeland Security, but Lake County Major Crimes Task Force Cmdr. George Filenko said during a news conference Friday afternoon that video was no longer considered their most valuable piece of evidence in the search for people they believe killed Gliniewicz. “Now we’ve acquired several more videos that we believe are even more relevant than that one,” Filenko said. The videos came overnight from several sources, including the Lake County Division of Transportation. Filenko said transportation officials had the foresight to preserve video from one of their intersection cameras. Agents from FBI’s Chicago field office are going to piece those videos together in chronological order, Filenko said. Filenko wouldn’t comment on their content, but said there is a “commonality” among them. While police gather and review evidence, Motorola Solutions has offered a $50,000 reward
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Lake County Major Crimes Task Force Cmdr. George Filenko briefs the media Friday in Fox Lake. A growing collection of video evidence, a large and growing reward and a dedicated FBI tip line are the latest tools investigators have available in their search for three suspects alleged to have shot and killed Fox Lake Police Lt. Joseph Gliniewicz.
Residents showing support for police By KATIE DAHLSTROM kdahlstrom@shawmedia.com
A view of the growing memorial for Gliniewicz outside the Fox Lake Police Department.
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It just needs to stop. Innocent people getting killed over nothing. They’re here to help us. They’re here to protect us.
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Connie Esparza, who knew Lt. Joseph Gliniewicz from his work with the Fox Lake Explorers
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FOX LAKE – A child’s drawing of a police officer with angel’s wings sat outside the Fox Lake Police Department on Friday. Above it, another poster read “Thank you for being our hero.” Nearby, a poster with the phrase “blue lives matter” leaned against the town’s name. They’re part of growing display for the man many knew as “G.I. Joe,” Lt. Joseph Gliniewicz, who was shot and killed
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If you go The viewing will be from 9 to 11:30 a.m. and from noon to 1 p.m. Monday in the Antioch Community High School auditorium, 1133 Main St., Antioch, but will halt about 11:30 a.m. for law enforcement to walk through. Other areas around the school, such as the gymnasium, also will be open during the funeral service. Authorities likely will have monitors set up around the school. The public is encouraged to line the streets in a show of support. Intersections throughout the route for the procession, expected to be from four to five miles long, will be manned by police personnel. More information is forthcoming about public parking options for the viewing and funeral, as well as at the cemetery.
Procession The procession will begin at Route 83 and Chestnut Street in Antioch and will continue as follows: Route 83 south to Route 173 West on Route 173 to Route 59 South on Route 59 to Grass Lake Road West on Grass Lake Road to State Park Road South on State Park Road to Route 12 South on Route 12 to Grand Avenue East on Grand Avenue to Rollins Road South on Rollins Road to Devlin North on Devlin to Route 59 North/east on Route 59 to Route 173 East on Route 173 to Deep Lake Road North on Deep Lake Road to Depot Street West on Depot Street to Hillside East Cemetery For updates on the funeral arrangements, check NWHerald.com.
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