Assault at 1500 BLOCK OF E. MINER STREET on 09/13/2026 12:00 AM
Type: Assault
Date: 09/13/2026 12:00 AM
Description: Aggravated Assault / Resisting a Peace Officer x2. Des Plaines Police responded to the 1400 Block of Miner Street for the report of an unwanted subject. Officers were advised that a male subject wearing a black shirt was being verbally aggressive and refusing to leave the business. When officers arrived on scene, they located the subject matching that description, [individual], who agreed to leave and stated he wanted to take the Pace Bus that was across the street at the train station. Officers flagged down the bus but shortly after, [individual] refused to get on it. The bus was pulling out of the station when [individual] started walking towards the side and in fear of him striking the bus, the officer grabbed onto a backpack he had been wearing to stop him. At this time, [individual] got upset and turned towards the officer where he took a fighting stance. [individual] balled his fists and aggressively yelled at the officers. [individual] extended his arm directly towards the officer's face leading him to believe that [individual] was attempted to hit him. Throughout the incident, officers asked [individual] for his identification which he refused to provide and had ultimately placed him in handcuffs. When attempting to put him in the squad car, [individual] extended his legs against the door and prevented officers from seating him in the back seat. Eventually, [individual] entered the patrol vehicle and was transported to the Des Plaines Police station. Due to the nature of the incident, the Cook County State's Attorney's [individual] was contacted and who approved felony charges. [individual] was subsequently arrested for one felony count of Aggravated Assault to a Peace Officer, and two misdemeanor counts of Resisting or Obstructing a Peace Officer. He was cited and released with his court information.
Address: 1500 BLOCK OF E. MINER STREET, Des Plaines, IL
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