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Published 27 days ago

Judge releases DeKalb man accused in DUI crash that killed Deputy Christina Musil

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SYCAMORE – A DeKalb County judge on Monday ordered the release of Nathan P. Sweeney, accused of driving under the influence of drugs and causing the crash that killed DeKalb County Sheriff’s Deputy Christina Musil.In her ruling to another packed courtroom filled with Musil’s loved ones and fellow deputies, Circuit Court Judge Marcy Buick cited the SAFE-T Act and its new legal guidelines that require different factors to be considered when decidi…

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Man charged in DeKalb County deputy's death released from jail under conditions of SAFE-T Act

Nathan Sweeney, charged in a crash that killed DeKalb County Deputy Christina Musil, was released from jail under conditions of the SAFE-T Act

26 days ago·Chicago, United States
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Judge releases driver charged in death of DeKalb County sheriff's deputy, citing SAFE-ACT

A DeKalb County judge on Monday ordered the release of the man accused of reckless homicide and aggravated driving under the influence causing death in connection with the crash that killed a DeKalb County sheriff’s deputy, according to the Daily Chronicle newspaper. Nathan P. Sweeney, 44, was apprehended following the death of Deputy Christina Musil on March 28. Sheriffs officials...

26 days ago·Chicago, United States
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DeKalb man who was allegedly on drugs during crash that killed Deputy Christina Musil released with conditions

An Illinois man who was arrested and charged in a crash that killed a DeKalb County Sheriff's deputy last month has been released from custody.

27 days ago·Chicago, United States
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Driver released from custody under SAFE-T Act, charged in crash that killed DeKalb Deputy

DEKALB, Ill. (WTVO) — The Illinois Sheriff's Association says it is "disappointed" that the man charged with causing the crash that killed DeKalb County Deputy Christina Musil has been given pretrial release. According to investigators, Musil, 35, was parked on the shoulder of Route 23, just south of Perry Road in Waterman around 10:30 p.m. on March 28th when Nathan Sweeney’s Kentworth truck ran off the road and crashed into the back of her squa…

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Judge releases DeKalb man accused in DUI crash that killed Deputy Christina Musil

SYCAMORE – A DeKalb County judge on Monday ordered the release of Nathan P. Sweeney, accused of driving under the influence of drugs and causing the crash that killed DeKalb County Sheriff’s Deputy Christina Musil.In her ruling to another packed courtroom filled with Musil’s loved ones and fellow deputies, Circuit Court Judge Marcy Buick cited the SAFE-T Act and its new legal guidelines that require different factors to be considered when decidi…

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