as taken into custody and appeared in court Saturday. A judge ordered him to remain in custody as the case moves forward.

Orozco appeared in court again Monday, when his case was reassigned to a different judge, who also ordered that he remain held in pretrial detention.

What they're saying:

DuPage County State's Attorney Bob Berlin said the shooting put the vehicle's occupants, nearby motorists and pedestrians at risk.

 Shooting at moving vehicle in a busy commercial area, as alleged in this case, obviously not only puts the occupants of that vehicle in extreme danger, but also endangers other motorists as well as nearby shoppers and pedestrians,  Berlin said in a statement.  We are all very thankful that none of the passengers in the vehicle or any innocent bystanders or motorists were injured as a result of Mr. Orozco's alleged actions. This type of violent and dangerous behavior will not be tolerated in DuPage County and will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. I commend the Addison Police Department for their outstanding work in identifying the defendant as the alleged shooter. 

Addison Police Chief Roy Selvik called the incident gang violence and said it  has no place in society. 

 This type of gang violence and the complete disregard for human life is frightening and has no place in society,  Selvik said.  We will use every investigative tool at our disposal to ensure anyone who commits such a heinous and violent act is removed from the streets. I greatly appreciate the efforts of Addison detectives in this case as well as State's Attorney Bob Berlin for his aggressive stance on gun violence. 

What's next:

Orozco is due back in court Nov. 9 for arraignment.