Defendant's Ankle Monitor Fails Before Court Appearance
A 26-year-old defendant, Talley, failed to appear in court after his ankle monitor stopped working. Prosecutors previously objected to his pre-trial release, citing a long history of violence and criminal convictions. Judge John Light Jr.
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Sources · 7 independent
WGN Radio 720
“The ankle monitor stopped working and he didn't show up to court. Judge yesterday did not address why he granted Talley pre-trial release but moved the car jacking and robbery case to June.”
WLS-AM 890 Chicago
“Judge John Leik has presided over cases involving Alfonso Talley for at least three years and eventually let him out on electronic monitoring. However, that failed.”
WLS-AM 890 Chicago
“failed. There was a warrant that went out, but it was never.”
WLS-AM 890 Chicago
“Cook County State's attorney Eileen O'Neill Burke believes her office did its job in presenting the case for Talley to be detained during a December 2025 hearing”
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