'Top Ten' Fugitive Captured in Crystal Lake
Crystal Lake resident caught after tip comes in to Sheriff's Office.
A fugitive on McHenry County's Top Ten Most Wanted list was captured Friday by McHenry County Sheriff's Deputies.
Anthony J. Concialdi, 50, of 6808 New Hampshire Trail in Crystal Lake was was wanted on six separate warrants for his arrest out of McHenry County, including
two warrants for theft, two warrants for bad checks, a warrant for deceptive practice and a traffic warrant.
According to the McHenry County Circuit Clerk, Concialdi has had at least 18 cases filed against him dating back to 2006. The cases range from traffic violations to criminal felony. He was listed as the sixth most wanted in McHenry County.
Members of the McHenry County Sheriff’s Office Fugitive Apprehension Unit located Anthony J. Concialdi Feb. 17 at his residence in Crystal Lake, acording to the Sheriff's Office. He was apprehended after information was received through the Crime Stoppers of McHenry County tip line as to his whereabouts.
Detectives with the Apprehension Unit conducted surveillance outside of Concialdi’s suspected residence and Concialdi was apprehended outside of his home a short time later.
According to the Sheriff's Office, the information received through the Crime Stopper’s tip line was instrumental in locating and apprehending Concialdi.
Concialdi's bond was set at $145,000 and he must serve 180 days in McHenry County Correctional Facility.
dre sconey
9:04 pm on Saturday, February 18, 2012
Snooze u lose
babs
8:53 pm on Sunday, February 19, 2012
he has a facebook account and a known address but they needed a tip to find him?
Michael
10:50 am on Wednesday, February 22, 2012
What a joke- I could have found this guy in 5s with a browser. McHenry 'detectives' are truly the biggest threat to public safety.
Darren Rivchin
9:59 am on Tuesday, May 1, 2012
He has coffee every morning locally. He does not hide from anyone. One good thing about Tony he will admit his wrongs eventually. He was working for Peterson Seal coating and gave me an awesome deal if I paid cash. He was doing my business lot and a couple driveways. I paid him in front of Witnesses ... Just in case . And ofcourse it got to Dark that night to do the driveways and was not able to finish the whole job. But somehow the cash he was given while working for perterson paving was never given to them? Now Peterson is thinking of suing me ? Kind of silly actually . To sue someone when they were paid in full for services not rendered ... But it is a world of frivolous suits and counter suits are always an option.... Good ole tony..... Hopefully when he gets out he will pay the tab to his employer and set the record straight. He usually does eventually. He is a good family guy. and good to his kids... That is the sad thing. When kids are hurt. I feel bad for this guy and his family. Pray for he gets it together