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At one point she woke up when someone banged on the door. Police say the woman also suffered bruises and broken nails.During the course of the alleged assault, she told police she passed out at least twice.

Dreyer then took off his clothes, but she was still clothed at this point and was saying, 'no, no, no,'" the document states. The investigation began in September 2022 after the female student reported being raped at an off-campus house party.According to the criminal complaint, Patrick Dreyer forced the victim to have sex."He grabbed her by her left forearm and pulled her forcefully upstairs to the third floor. He knew what he knew and he signed the form anyway.”Īuthorities say Illinois State Police reviewed the son’s gun license application and found no reason to deny it because he had no arrests, no criminal record, no serious mental health problems, no orders of protection and no other behavior that would disqualify him.A 20-year-old West Chester University student was charged Friday in connection with the rape of a 19-year-old woman. “In this case, the system failed when Robert Crimo Jr. “Parents and guardians are in the best position to decide whether their teenagers should have a weapon,” Rinehart said after the father's arrest. Authorities say Robert Crimo III attempted suicide by machete in April 2019 and in September 2019 was accused by a family member of making threats to “kill everyone.” Rinehart has said the accusations against the father are based on his sponsorship of his son’s application for a gun license in December 2019. Gomez, the father’s Chicago-area attorney, has previously called the accusations against his client “baseless and unprecedented.”

“Parents who help their kids get weapons of war are morally and legally responsible when those kids hurt others with those weapons," Rinehart said. In a brief statement released by his office Wednesday, Lake County State’s Attorney Eric Rinehart said the grand jury agreed the case against the father should move forward. The longtime resident and well-known figure in Highland Park was released after his arrest on a $50,000 bond. was arrested in December, also on seven felony counts of reckless conduct, one for each person killed.