Tag: Kane County State’s Attorney’s Office

Kane responded to 12 Election Day complaints

Kane County State’s attorney Jamie L. Mosser announced that her office fielded and responded to 12 complaints submitted through the office’s Election Day Hotline during November 3rd’s General Election.Two calls were related to electioneering, two calls were related to campaign signs, three calls were related to ballots, and five calls

Fifteen-month human exploitation investigation, six charged

The Kane County State’s Attorney’s Office announced that six men have been arrested and charged as the result of a 15-month-long investigation into prostitution occurring at brothels operating in Aurora, West Dundee, Rockford, and South Elgin. On the morning of July 16, multiple law enforcement agencies led by the Kane

Kane County State’s Attorney’s office concludes review of Aurora police use of force during student walkout

Kane County State’s Attorney Jamie L. Mosser announced May 11 that her office has concluded its review of the February 9 student walkout, finding that Aurora Police officers acted within their scope of authority and did not engage in the use of excessive force. “Our office fully supports every person’s

Kane State’s Attorney conducting review of walkout incident

The Kane County State’s Attorney’s Office is conducting an independent review in connection with concerns regarding the allegations that excessive force was used by the Aurora Police Department during the coordinated student walkouts February 9. This office has received all body-worn camera footage, reports, and related evidence from the Aurora

Two employees of the Kane County State’s Attorney’s Office national conference on sexual violence against children

Two Kane County SAO staff members give presentation at Bolivian conference about sexual violence against children

Key message: Child’s word is sufficient evidence of abuse Two employees of the Kane County State’s Attorney’s Office recently traveled to the South American country of Bolivia to address hundreds of judges, prosecutors and medical and mental health officials at a national conference on sexual violence against children. Assistant State’s