A person from Downers Grove was accused of threatening to “explode” the consultant of the State Anne Sta Murray in a phone message that presumably left for Naperville’s Democrat.
William Dzadon, 71, of block 100 of fifty fifth Street, turned to the Illinois State Police Tuesday after a stopping mandate for 2 causes for a menace of a public official was issued on February 7, a press launch of the Dupage County State Prosecutor Robert Berlin and the police director of the state of the Illinois Brendan Kelly stated.
It is assumed that Dzadon has left two threatening messages for Stava-Murray, which represents District 81, together with all or components of Naperville, Downers Grove, Lisle, Woodridge, Darien, Westmont and BolingbriBrook in Dupage and Will Counties.
In the primary, on the left round 18:20 on 13 November 2024, the vocal message stated: “Stop filling my mailbox along with your fucking B ****** Ta alternate days **** and now you’ll begin to harass me on the telephone. F *** te. I’ll come to your fucking workplace and can explode you. “
Four minutes later, a second vocal message was left wherein Dzadon presumably stated: “Where do you reside? Let me know like this I could make you come back the favor. “
In a declaration included within the press launch, Berlin outlined the accusation made towards Dzadon “extraordinarily critical” and a state of affairs that “won’t be tolerated within the County of Dupage”.
“Our elected officers have an especially tough job and shouldn’t be topic to harassment, intimidation or threats of any type,” stated Berlin.
After his arrest, Dzadon was launched for private recognition. His subsequent look in courtroom is scheduled for March nineteenth.
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