Police Beat: Suspect Charged With Felony Substance Possession
Will H. Simmons Jr. was charged with felony possession of a controlled substance after a traffic stop at 14th and late streets about 4:45 a.m. A radar detector, car radio, cell phone, and jewelry were reported stolen from a vehicle on Illinois Street between 5:30 and 9:30 p.m. A white 1988 car was stolen from Mason Court between midnight and 6 a.m. on April 7.
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Will H. Simmons Jr
Brookwood
Sauk Village
Illinois Street
Mason Court
Will County crime report items and incidents in Crete Matteson Richton Park
A violin and black case went missing from a Crete Township residence on Stuenkel Road with a break in and a hammer found in the yard. A car was stolen from Orchard Ridge area and a laptop and clothes taken. Multiple items, including bikes and a heater, were stolen from a Head Avenue garage. DUI incidents involved James S. Newman in New Lenox and Andrea M. Harris at Route 30. A 52 inch TV monitor was stolen from General Cinema. Two forgery counts against Tiffany Brunson at Sears. Three people hospitalized after a two car crash on Interstate 57 near Matteson. Rim theft reported on Euclid Lane in Richton Park with jacks and a cement block left under the vehicle.
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Stuenkel Road
Crete
Orchard Ridge
Head Avenue
James S. Newman
Wren Court
New Lenox
Newman
Vollmer Road
Matteson
St. James Hospital and Health Center
Olympia Fields
Andrea M. Harris
35Th St
Steger
Route 30
Orchard Drive
General Cinema
Lincoln Mall
Tiffany A. Brunson
91St St
Chicago
Sears
Brunson
Indiana
Interstate 57
St. James Hospital
Illinois
Richton Park
Euclid Lane
Burglary Report Details Theft From Car on Western Ave
Police said a compact disc player portable CD player compact discs a leather coat shirts and a carton of cigarettes were stolen from a car parked in the 17500 block of Western Avenue between midnight and 2 a.m. April 6.
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Western Avenue
Ryan expected to sign new gun legislation in Illinois
Gov. George H. Ryan moved toward signing a wide ranging gun control bill aimed at expanding penalties for illegal firearm possession and redefining aggravated unlawful use of a weapon. The plan, supported by Sen. Patrick O Malley, would create new felony and misdemeanor categories, require FOID card holders to be notified 60 days before expiry, and tighten penalties for first and repeat offenders. The measure passed the House 92 16 and the Senate 58 0 as adjournment neared.
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Springfield
George H. Ryan
Yan
General Assembly
Ryan
Illinois Supreme Court
Illinois
Patrick O’malley
Rpalos Park
House
Willis Harris
D-Dalton
Harold Murphy
D-Markham
Brent Hassert
R-Lemont
Harris
Murphy
Riday
Senate
O'Malley
O’malley
State police crack down on underage alcohol sales in Illinois
Illinois State police from District 5 report three liquor employees charged with selling alcohol to minors in Will County. Suspects include Ramoth Soyege, 29, at Speedway in University Park, Sing Teginder, pal of Bramington Ontario, at Citgo in Steger, and James Perkins Sr., 57, at Casey's in Peotone. Offenses are misdemeanors and cases will be sent to local liquor commissioners for possible fines or closures. Teens aged 17 to 19 were served without ID and several did not show identification.
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Illinois
District 5
Will County
Jeff Hanford
Ramoth Soyege
Chicago Heights
Speedway
S. Western Ave
University Park
Sing Teginder
Pal
Bramington
Ontario
Citgo
Chicago Road
Steger
James Perkins Sr
Kankakee
Casey’s General Store
Wilmington Road
Peotone
Hanford
Kevin Shaughnessy
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