Judge allows pretrial release of Wilmington man charged with hate crime, allegedly threatened to kill Muslims

A judge allowed the pretrial release of a Wilmington man charged with hate crime and allegedly telling people he didn’t want Muslims or “Sharia Law” in his neighborhood.On Oct. 22, Chad M. Glover, 42, was charged with the felony offenses of hate crime and intimidation, as well as the misdemeanor offense of disorderly conduct over an incident that took place on July 14 in Wilmington.Glover was allowed pretrial release after Will County Judge Amy Bertani-Tomczak denied a petition from prosecutors to have him jailed under the SAFE-T Act. Will County sheriff’s deputies responded to a report of a a disturbance and met with Glover, who was driving an ATV and allegedly saying he “doesn’t like Sharia Law in my neighborhood,” according to a petition from the Will County State’s Attorney’s Office. The petition sought the denial of Glover’s pretrial release.A man wearing a turban and a woman wearing a burqa were attempting to enter a residence but having difficultly with a lockbox, according to p