article_snippet: Drew Peterson, a former suburban Chicago police officer convicted of killing his third wife and suspected in his fourth wife's disappearance, pleaded not guilty today to trying to hire a hitman to kill the prosecutor who helped put a hitman in prison.
article_snippet: Drew Peterson was charged in February with soliciting an unidentified person to find someone Drew Peterson could pay to kill Will County State's Attorney James Glasgow.
article_snippet: More charges: Drew Peterson, pictured in 2009, is now charged with trying to hire a hitman to kill the Illinois prosecutor who put a hitman in prison.
article_snippet: Will County Attorney James Glasgow - who pursued the case against Peterson, which was a national sensation - won a conviction in September 2012 .
article_snippet: Peterson, 61, is charged with solicitation of murder for hire and one count of solicitation of murder, both felonies carrying a maximum sentence of at least 30 years in prison.
article_snippet: Peterson did not testify at Peterson trial, but addressed the court after Peterson was convicted, blaming prosecutors for 'the largest railroad job ever' and sarcastically telling Glasgow that the prosecutor could celebrate destroying Peterson life.
article_snippet: Peterson challenged the prosecutor to look the prosecutor in the eye, then told the prosecutor to 'never forget what you've done here.'
article_snippet: Glasgow issued a brief statement after the new charges against Peterson were announced, saying that while it was 'unfortunate that prosecutors sometimes must deal with allegations of this nature,' Peterson would not let a threat to Peterson personal safety affect the way Peterson does 'the largest railroad job ever.
highlights_snippet: On February 9, Drew Peterson was charged with trying to have Will County State's Attorney James Glasgow murdered .