Sunday McHenry County Blog reproduced one of the fifteen drug asset forfeiture cases filed by the State’s Attorney Patrick Kenneally’s Office.

Anatomy of a National Pot Investigation Focused in McHenry County: Lilla’s Drug Trafficking Organization

First Assistant State’s Attorney Randi Freese was kind enough to provide the fifteen case citations showing the source and type of assets being sought, which appear below:

Zillow estimates the real estate values as follows:

• 11,617 Hawthorne Way, Huntley $414.000 with net proceeds of $61,035
• 9,880 Ivanhoe Avenue, Schiller Park $412,900 with net proceeds of $54,314

I add up $1,297,024 listed above.

In addition, there are the following vehicles:

• Black 2018 Mercedes Benz AMG GLE63
• 2009 Dodge pickup truck
• 2018 White Jeep Black Hawk
• Gray Ford Transit Van
• 2018 White Ford Transit Van
• 2018 Bobcat S650
• 2018 White Ford Transit Van

Plus

• 3 gold necklaces
• 2 diamond and gold rings
• 2 Rolex watches
• a skid steer
• various hand and power tools

Where will any seized assets go?

1. 65% to the police department that conducted the investigation for the enforcement of laws.
2. 12.5% to the State’s Attorney’s Office that prosecuted the forfeiture to be placed in a fund that is appropriated to the State’s Attorney for use in the enforcement of laws.
3. 12.5% to the Office of the Appellate Prosecutor to be deposited in the Narcotics Profit Forfeiture Fund to be used for additional expenses incurred in the investigation, prosecution and appeal of cases arising under the laws. 
4. 10% to Illinois State Police for expenses related to the administration and sale of seized and forfeited property.