Two weeks after Emily Petronella was released on bail for a felony gun charge, she allegedly shot a Chicago police officer through her apartment’s back door as he tried to serve a search warrant.

Here’s part five of our report about who the defendants are, what prosecutors accused them of doing, and which judges ordered them to go onto electronic monitoring if they posted bail.

A man who was on electronic monitoring while awaiting trial for multiple charges of sexually assaulting victims under the age of 18 left the home where he was supposed to stay and shot at sheriff’s office investigators who tried to take him into custody this week, prosecutors said Saturday.

Here’s part four of our report about who the defendants are, what prosecutors accused them of doing, and which judges ordered them to go onto electronic monitoring if they posted bail.

An Uptown man has been sentenced to 250 days in jail for threatening 46th Ward Ald. James Cappleman with a table during a dispute in September, according to court records.

Mayor Lori Lightfoot’s office told a report that they can’t access information about defendants who are on electronic monitoring for murder and attempted murder cases in Chicago. So, of course, we got the information for you. Here’s part 3 of our series.