Oswego man charged when Naperville fight leads to stabbing
When a dispute turned physical Wednesday afternoon in Naperville, police say an Oswego man stabbed another man and fled the scene.
Brandon J. Hall, 19, now faces a charge of felony aggravated battery and $30,000 bail.
Naperville police and firefighter/paramedics arrived to the area of 1600 Westminster Drive about 3:15 p.m. Wednesday for a report of a person bleeding. Police determined he was stabbed with a knife during an argument inside an apartment with someone he knew.
Police searched the area and found Hall nearby, Cmdr. Jason Arres said in a news release.
Arres said Hall is the only suspect and there is no danger to the community from the isolated stabbing.
Paramedics took the injured man, a 19-year-old from Oswego, to Edward Hospital in Naperville. He was treated for nonlife-threatening injuries, but Arres would not say where on the body he was stabbed.
Hall's next court date is set for 9 a.m. Tuesday, Sept. 27 in DuPage County court.
• Staff writer Justin Kmitch contributed to this report