Crime and Courts

SYCAMORE — A DeKalb woman charged last year with possession of drugs and stolen guns was sentenced Wednesday to five years in prison.

SYCAMORE — A man who pleaded guilty earlier this month to soliciting a child and child abduction was sentenced Wednesday to more than two years of probation.

SYCAMORE – Three of four people charged in the summer with breaking into a rural Hinckley home have pleaded guilty.

SYCAMORE – Charges are pending after Sycamore police executed a search warrant Monday that uncovered several marijuana plants inside a home on Millbridge Drive.

SYCAMORE – A DeKalb man had bond set at $20,000 Tuesday after being charged with striking and choking his girlfriend and throwing a phone at her daughter.

SYCAMORE – The second of two men police say burglarized several cars in Sandwich during a single day in the fall appeared in court Tuesday.

SYCAMORE — Charges are pending after Sycamore police executed a search warrant Monday that uncovered several marijuana plants inside a home on Millbridge Drive.

SYCAMORE – The trial of a man accused of killing Northern Illinois University student Antinette “Toni” Keller has been delayed nearly six months.

SYCAMORE – A Sycamore man turned himself in last week on charges of patronizing a child prostitute.

SYCAMORE – Two people were charged Sunday with mob action after police said they swung a scooter at a man and slashed car tires.

SYCAMORE – Police arrested a DeKalb man Sunday who they say entered the home of a former girlfriend and strangled her while she slept.

SYCAMORE – The trial of a man accused of killing Northern Illinois University student Antinette “Toni” Keller has been pushed back from June until December.

SYCAMORE – A North Dakota man arrested Friday has been charged with soliciting sex from a Sycamore teen.

SYCAMORE – A man wanted during a February drug sweep has been arrested and remains in jail on a $100,000 bond.

SYCAMORE – Court records show a former teacher who pleaded guilty in February in Lake County to changing high school football players’ grades had begun forging advertising contracts for a DeKalb business by that time.