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Judge Kennedy delivers not guilty verdict in reckless discharge case

Joliet police officer Nicholas Crowley, 37, leaves the Will County Courthouse Tuesday, May 22, 2018, after Judge Daniel Kennedy delivered a not guilty verdict for the officer's reckless discharge case. (Joseph Hosey)

Joliet police officer Nicholas Crowley, 37, leaves the Will County Courthouse Tuesday, May 22, 2018, after Judge Daniel Kennedy delivered a not guilty verdict for the officer's reckless discharge case. (Joseph Hosey)

Joliet police officer Nicholas Crowley, 37, (center) walks out of the Will County Courthouse Wednesday, May 16, 2018 during a lunch break. Crowley was accused of recklessly discharging a firearm during a domestic dispute last year. A Will County judge determined he was not guilty of the crime Tuesday. (Joseph Hosey)

Joliet police officer Nicholas Crowley, 37, works at Joliet City Hall.

Joliet police officer Nicholas Crowley, 37, works at Joliet City Hall. (Joseph Hosey)

Nicholas Crowley (Photo provided)