Sentences with phrase «felony resisting arrest»

If you are convicted of felony resisting arrest you will face a maximum penalty of 1 - 3 years in an Illinois state prison and $ 25,000 in fines.

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Underwood was arrested later at 122 Tyler Court and charged with felony assault and misdemeanor resisting arrest, as well as harassment, a violation.

On other issues, the commissioner said he wanted to make resisting arrest a felony and called for stiffer penalties against people who post personal information about police officers.

In addition to felony convictions, certain specific misdemeanor convictions can also take away your right to possess firearms for a period of 10 years, such as a conviction for domestic violence, battery, resisting arrest or obstructing an officer in the performance of his duties.

Resisting arrest can be a misdemeanor or a felony offense in Chicago.

Resisting arrest will be a Class 4 Felony when your behavior causes a police officer, firefighter, or correctional officer to suffer an injury.

It was a felony firearm charge on top of a few traffic citations and a resisting arrest when he refused to let them search the vehicle, the officers then pulled him out of the rental to detain (handcuff him in the back of a patrol car, during the search of the vehicle), and he was fighting the officers as they handcuffed him

In some jurisdictions, merely resisting arrest is a felony.

Police in Fullerton, California, identified the man as Jacob Kells, 39, who was wanted an arrest warrant for other charges as well including assault with a deadly weapon, assaulting and resisting a peace officer, possession of a stolen vehicle and felony evading causing bodily injury.