Friday, November 16, 2012
Attorneys for 5 Indiana men accused in the Ashford House attack this summer could make a plea deal, depending on the judge's sentencing recommendation. Prosecutors submitted report that shows defendants' DNA on gloves and a baton found at the scene.
Five Indiana men accused of battery and mob action for their involvement in the Ashford House attack case, are one step closer to a plea agreement after a hearing Friday, Nov. 16. READ: Check Out Patch's Ashford House Attack Section for Complete Coverage John Tucker, 26; Cody Sutherlin, 23; Dylan Sutherlin, 20; Alex Stuck, 22; and Jason Sutherlin, 33, have been in custody since May. They are charged with mob action, armed violence, aggravated battery and criminal damage to property. Police say the five men, three of whom are brothers, stormed the Ashford House in Tinley Park on May 19, their faces covered, and began pummeling a group of diners and some random patrons using extendable batons, table legs, nunchucks and bats. Authorities …
Wednesday, October 24, 2012
The attorneys for five Indiana men accused in a Tinley Park attack on a suspected white supremacist group are in talks with prosecutors and the judge about a possible plea agreement. They will be back in court Nov. 16.
The five Indiana men being tried for their involvement in the Ashford House attack case, could take a plea deal, attorneys said Tuesday. John Tucker, 26; Cody Sutherlin, 23; Dylan Sutherlin, 20; Alex Stuck, 22; and Jason Sutherlin, 33, were arrested in May and are charged with mob action, armed violence, aggravated battery and criminal damage to property. READ: Ashford House Defendant Asks for Jury Trial Police say the five men, three of whom are brothers, stormed the Ashford House in Tinley Park on May 19, their faces covered, and began pummeling a group of diners and some random patrons using extendable batons, table legs, nunchucks and bats. Authorities have said those targeted were affiliated with white supremacist movements, and …
Thursday, September 27, 2012
The attorney for John Tucker, one of five Indiana men accused in a Tinley Park attack on a suspected white supremacist group, says the state has a 'political agenda' to delay his client's case.
One of five Indiana men charged with mob action, armed violence, aggravated battery and criminal damage to property after an alleged attack at a Tinley Park restaurant wants to move forward with a jury trial. John Tucker, 26; Cody Sutherlin, 23; Dylan Sutherlin, 20; Alex Stuck, 22; and Jason Sutherlin, 33; were arrested in May. READ: Ashford House 5 Lawyers Call Arrest 'Invalid' Police say the five men, three of whom are brothers, stormed the Ashford House in Tinley Park on May 19, their faces covered, and began pummeling a group of diners and some random patrons using extendable batons, table legs, nunchucks and bats. Authorities have said those targeted were affiliated with white supremacist movements and defendants are said to be …
For members of anti-racist and anti-fascist organizations around the U.S., the five Indiana men arrested in May's Ashford House attack have become rallying points.
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Thursday, September 27, 2012
When five men, faces covered, burst in to Tinley Park's Ashford House in May and attacked a group of diners and some random patrons, the incident made national news, the kind of event that makes headlines because of its audacity but fades into the background—except at the local level—after a few days, replaced by footage of improper TSA pat-downs or Kim Kardashian updates. READ: Ashford House 5 Lawyers Call Arrest 'Invalid' In fact, a hearing to determine whether evidence in the case of the Tinley Park 5—the five Indiana men accused in the attack—was illegally obtained is scheduled for Thursday, Sept. 27, and it probably won't make a blip on the radars of the many news outlets outside of the area. But among certain groups across the …
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Monday, May 21, 2012
Saturday's mob attack in Tinley Park generated a lot of discussion about notoriously touchy topics. We've rounded up several of the comments to cultivate constructive conversation. Don't be afraid to jump in.
In the midst of chaos, violence and tragedy, our Patch readers took it upon themselves to start a conversation. It was—and remains—one that has at times been combative and accusatory. It has also been constructive and raw. After all, isn't that the nature of conversations that foster outcomes to the world's conflicts? Shortly after breaking the news of a mob of 'anti-fascists' attacking a specific group of guests at a Tinley Park restaurant on Saturday, the story received its first comment from user NovemberReign: "This is exactly why I carry and conceal whether or not the law in this state says its ok.. you come at me with a hammer.. you die with it at your feet," he said. Naturally, this got people talking—and mostly in a constructive …
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10:21 am on Thursday, November 22, 2012
This is a case to watch, because if they really did get off with a slap on their wrists it would signal that the only justice for people with unpopular views is in the street. Or in the case of the attackers, going after opponents and wedding parties that simply have the same taste in food. Let us pray, however, that system works and reminds all the evil doers that this will not be tolerated. And… more ›