Huntley High School Senior Off to Jail for Violating Order of Protection

From the Huntley Police Department:

Huntley High School

Charles E. Johnson

Charles E. Johnson

May 14, 2018 Charles E. Johnson, age 18, of 3571 Buckboard Dr., Algonquin, IL was arrested for violation of an order of protection at Huntley High School.

Mr. Johnson was transported to McHenry County jail to await bond call.


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Huntley High School Senior Off to Jail for Violating Order of Protection — 8 Comments

  1. Do we really want to declare that a defendant is “off to jail” when he is just being processed? I guess anyone arrested EVER is “off to jail.” So, accuracy.

    There is some weird sadomasochistic jail thing that goes on in this blog about incarceration.

    Why don’t you all just rent a jail cell and put somebody in it so you can feel whatever the fuck it is you all feel when someone is “off to jail.”

    The second “get off” thing that the anonymous posters like to posit here is what will happen in jail, because they obviously spend a lot of time thinking about it. …

    And how the perpetrator “deserves it” even though they haven’t been sentenced yet. And really incarceration is not supposed to include those things. (hilarious part is how that it is suddenly “all wrong” when it is them going to prison)

    I suspect this all comes from you all’s Catholicy thingy.

    Priest please enlighten us.

  2. Nobody more educational than our second coming of William F. Buckley Jr.; a living sunshine blog legend; an open book of wisdom and enlightenment. Say that again? A book of worms? A never ending supply of arrogance vomit? Stay tuned…tic, tock, tic, tock, tic, tock, meow, meow, meeeeeoooooowwwwwww…

  3. Watching —– I understand your anger – Cal likes to pick and choose who he features on his website.

    Lately, “fight at Harvard junior high!” is news here – only for the comment section to fill up with presumptions about the race of the kids and their families. Granted, CS features people of all age and race —-

    I guess a Class A misdemeanor is front page news on McHenryCountyBlog.

    Just like how our forefathers would have wanted it.

    Guilt and shame are a strong starting point towards redemption in McLakewoodBlogLand…… Maybe you were onto something with that Catholic comment.

    Jail and Prison are different.

    Charles E. Johnson (teens!) was in Jail —— he is no longer on the McJail website, so he has bonded out three or more days ago.

    However Watching, he was in jail.

    Being “processed” is getting your fingerprints and photo taken, then stripping off your clothes and told to squat, followed by lifting your genitals and coughing, capped off by a relaxing shower as officer friendly watches.

    People forget that families are affected by postings like this.

    The kid made a mistake and has to pay the price.

    Shouting his name and from a rooftop doesn’t make the situation better for anyone.

  4. All arrests in the county should be posted in the newspapers, both paper and internet versions.

    They should have full name, age, town, offense, date and time of offense, brief description of event, and a nice color picture (mug shot).

    A little public shame may help curb repeat offenses or others from doing the same. Teens do make mistakes, but this may help them think twice before doing something stupid.

    Also lets people know if their neighbors are criminals.

  5. When you are arrested for violation of order of protection, there is NO BOND for the arrest.

    The defendant IS taken OFF TO JAIL to spend the night or weekend (depending on IF he/she was arrested after Saturday morning rights court, in which case they would stay in jail until Monday morning rights court, where a bond is set by a judge, after which he/she pay post the bond and costs to be released.

    Does that clear up your “off to jail” whine?

  6. “All arrests in the county should be posted in the newspapers, both paper and internet versions. They should have full name, age, town, offense, date and time of offense, brief description of event, and a nice color picture (mug shot)”. Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blaaaaaaaaahhhhh… from a pathetic loser not brave enough to post his/her name here while trashing minorities and the LGBTQ community. God bless immigrants and diversity! Stay tuned…tic, tock, tic, tock, tic, tock, meow, meow, meeeeeoooooowwwwwww…

  7. Great point AZ. Off to jail means until they set bond. (Senseless correction which means essentially what I said) The point is that you aren’t headed to jail at that point (to be punished) you are just headed to jail until you are processed. Totally clear now. Did you think I was whining? I guess you couldn’t see me when i was typing, so totally understandable that you would think I was whining. People always think that what they might do in a situation is what everyone does.

    Perfectly clear?

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