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Ford Heights Village Hall Raided as Part of Illinois Attorney General Investigation

Cook County sheriff’s deputies blocked the street as investigators entered and exited the municipal hall, and officials gave no details on the probe.

  • On Friday, Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul announced 79 felony charges against 11 current and former Ford Heights elected officials and employees for allegedly misusing municipal funds.
  • Illinois Attorney General investigators and the Cook County Sheriff executed a search warrant at Ford Heights Municipal Hall on Thursday, with officers carrying boxes of evidence throughout the day.
  • Prosecutors allege the defendants used municipal funds to pay for flights, hotels, and exorbitant spending trips to casinos in Las Vegas and Michigan City, Indiana, with charges including theft of governmental property and official misconduct.
  • The 11 defendants are scheduled to appear in court for arraignment on Sept. 30, with Raoul stating, "Elected officials and civil servants are rightfully held to a higher standard."
  • Former Mayor Charles Griffin resigned in 2024 after conviction for misusing village funds; current Ford Heights Mayor Freddie Wilson, appointed to replace him, was not identified as a target in this investigation.
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WFLD broke the news in Chicago, United States on Thursday, September 24, 2026.
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