Suspect Pleads Not Guilty To Stabbing Naperville Teacher To Death
WHEATON, Ill. (CBS) -- A Naperville man has pleaded not guilty to the stabbing death of a school teacher inside a nightclub last month.
As WBBM Newsradio's Lisa Fielding reports, Daniel Olaska, 27, stands charged in the Feb. 4 murder of teacher Shaun Wild, 24, at Frankie's Blue Room, at 14 W. Chicago Ave. in Naperville.
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Olaska entered his plea at an arraignment in DuPage County Court on Monday.
Wild was stabbed in the heart when he tried to intervene.
Olaska also allegedly stabbed a third man, bouncer Rafael Castenada.
Wild was in his first year as a second grade teacher at Spring Brook Elementary School in Naperville.
Olaska has been indicted on 14 counts, including seven counts of first-degree murder.
His attorneys have made a motion to get his bond reduced, but prosecutors are fighting the effort.
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