March 17, 2008
FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
JOLIET -- An Illinois judge says a former police officer suspected in the disappearance of his wife can have his vehicles back. But the judge isn't ruling yet on whether he can have his firearms again.
FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
JOLIET -- An Illinois judge says a former police officer suspected in the disappearance of his wife can have his vehicles back. But the judge isn't ruling yet on whether he can have his firearms again.
Former Bolingbrook, Ill., officer Drew Peterson has denied involvement in the disappearance of his wife, who hasn't been seen since October.
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Will County Judge Richard Schoenstedt said Monday that Peterson's vehicles should be returned to him, along with copies of computer hard drives that investigators took from his home.
However, the judge says he needs more time to consider a defense request for the return of Peterson's guns. He scheduled a hearing on the issue for March 25.
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