For Immediate Press Release Domestic Battery Arrest: Aaron Krejci Woodstock Illinois

On July 2 2017 at approximately 7:00 pm, the Wonder Lake Police Department responded to the residence located at 3207 Fen Trail, Wonder Lake Illinois in reference to a report of a domestic battery that had just occurred. Officers met with the adult female victim at her residence. She indicated to officers that she was choked by the throat and struck in the body by Aaron Krejci. The investigation determined that the suspect was Aaron Krejci. Upon conferring with the McHenry County State’s Attorney’s Office, a charge of Domestic Battery/ Bodily Harm & Domestic Battery/ Physical Contact was approved due to the totality of the circumstances Aaron Andrew Krejci was eventually arrested without incident. He remains in custody at the McHenry County Jail.
Arrested Person: Aaron A. Krejci  (M/W/34) 3207 Fen Trail, Wonder Lake Illinois
Charges: Domestic Battery/ Bodily Harm & Domestic Battery/ Physical Contact
Court Date: 07-10-2017 @ 9:00 A.M. Court Room 203

**Update Charges / Sentences** 
Count 1
720-5/12-3.2(A)(1)
Chg Dt: 07/02/2017          DOMESTIC BATTERY/BODILY HARM
STATE ACTUAL ORIGINAL             CLASS A MISDEMEANOR
Disp: 04/11/2018
NOLLE PROSSED / NO PLEA ENTERED
Count 2
720-5/12-3.2(A)(2)
Chg Dt: 07/02/2017          DOMESTIC BTRY/PHYSICAL CONTACT
STATE ACTUAL ORIGINAL             CLASS A MISDEMEANOR
Disp: 04/11/2018
AMENDED / NO PLEA ENTERED
Count 2
720-5/12-3(A)(2)
Chg Dt: 07/02/2017          BATTERY/MAKES PHYSICAL CONTACT
STATE ACTUAL AMENDED CHARGE          CLASS A MISDEMEANOR
Disp: 04/11/2018
WITHHOLD – JUDGMENT – SUPERVISION / GUILTY – NEGOTIATED
Sentence(s)
Date        
04/11/2018         Type
FINE, COSTS, FEES            Amount
$535.00 Status
IN FORCE
04/11/2018         SUPERVISION – RE-APPEAR OR AFFD.     1 YEAR(S)             IN FORCE
The public is reminded that an arrest is not evidence of guilt and that all defendants in a criminal case are presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The public is reminded that an arrest is not evidence of guilt and that all defendants in a criminal case are presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Aaron Krejci
Aaron Krejci