Collier County judge will have to determine when the case of a 54-year-old Golden Gate woman suing a fortune teller for fraud, theft and deceptive trade practices heads to court. Eumathe Dufrene is suing Doris Palm & Card Reading on Airport-Pulling Road, alleging that she paid Tiffany Johnson $80 for a card reading on March 8 and then was asked to provide $300 the next day, then more money over several weeks.

Dufrene said she was asked to pay Johnson for medicine to prevent evil and “grave calamities” from being around her family and children and more money after the first “spiritual loan” wasn’t enough to lift the evil. Dufrene ended up paying $13,200 over several weeks in March, according to her lawsuit filed Oct. 28 in Small ClaimsA Chicago man who sped through South Side streets last week, led police on a chase and then claimed his car was wired with explosives is due in court Wednesday.

Police said Emad Karakrah, 49, of West Lawn, was waving what they describe as an ISIS flag from his silver Pontiac when someone reported his vehicle as suspicious shortly after 9 a.m. Wednesday in the 7700 block of South Kedzie in the Ashburn neighborhood.

ISIS is the terrorist group known as the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant.