Maybe Berwyn can be a decent place to live again now that people like this have been purged.
A suburban police official and a county prosecutor were among five people charged Wednesday in an indictment involving an election-night beating that left a former village manager hospitalized, authorities said.
On the evening of the April 5 municipal elections, a fight broke out at a restaurant in Forest Park, about 10 miles west of Chicago, according to Attorney General Lisa Madigan’s office.
Wayne Pesek, the 54-year-old former village manager for North Riverside, suffered broken facial bones, cracked ribs and a concussion in the brawl.
Frank Marzullo, Berwyn’s director of public safety, was charged in the indictment Wednesday with felony aggravated battery in the brawl and felony official misconduct for interfering with a Forest Park police investigation, according to Madigan’s office.
Marzullo’s son, Assistant Cook County State’s Attorney Jerry Marzullo, also was charged with aggravated battery, and Frank Marzullo’s brother, Russell Marzullo, was charged with aggravated battery and unlawful restraint.
Berwyn police officer Michael Fellows and Charles Baugh were charged with aggravated battery in the case.
Pesek reportedly made a wisecrack to Marzullo about how Marzullo’s candidate had lost the Berwyn mayor’s race that day. Marzullo and his buddies then allegedly took the guy out back and beat him but good.