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Police use tear gas to flush assault suspect A 37-year-old Antioch man faces multiple assault charges following a domestic dispute that put a local neighborhood on edge for five hours July 13. Antioch police shut down several roads and advised neighbors of a residence at 765 Highview Court to shelter in place while they attempted to negotiate with Jacobi Marotta, who allegedly beat and held a gun to the head of his girlfriend. Officers responded to the residence just before noon for a report of a man with a gun, according to a press release issued by the Antioch Police Department. Police met with the female victim, who reported that her boyfriend held a gun to the back of her head and threatened to shoot her dog. The victim also reported that Marotta struck her several times with the gun, the news release alleges. Officers reported seeing Marotta retreat inside the residence when they arrived. Police then secured a perimeter around the house, according
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Above: “Big Balloon Tycoon” Brian Quinn Jr. creates a spider, literally out of thin air (and a few balloons), for budding arachnologist Brody Ron Koske, 4, at the 26th Annual Antioch Taste of Summer near the Brook Bandshell, 900 Skidmore Dr., on Saturday. At right: Skidmore Drive becomes a crowded, two-block long, open-air food court during the event. About 20 restaurants and food vendors were on hand to feed the crowds during the festival, which also featured many area musical groups performing at the bandshell, a carnival, sidewalk sales, games, and other activities spread throughout the village’s business district. The four-day event ran from Thursday through Sunday and was organized by the Antioch Chamber of Commerce.
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to the release, and requested the assistance of several area police agencies, including the Northern Illinois Police Alarm System. Negotiations were attempted with Marotta to convince him to exit the home, but he refused the request, according to Jacobi Marotta the release. Police then used tear gas to flush Marotta from the home and he was arrested without incident. The surrounding roads were reopened at approximately 5 p.m. Police have sought charges against Marotta that include two counts of aggravated battery, a Class 3 felony; two counts of enhanced domestic battery, a Class 4 felony; and one count of aggravated assault, a Class A misdemeanor. As of late last week Marotta was being held on $500,000 bond.
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