Police Beat: Burglaries and thefts reported across city blocks
Police reports list a stolen TV and VCR from a Longfellow Avenue home and similar thefts on Lincoln Avenue Greenwood Avenue Elm Drive Kedzie Avenue and Illinois Street. Disorderly conduct charges against two teens for attacks at Subway Halsted and Image Salon. Victims include residences vehicles and a coin-operated laundry.
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Longfellow Avenue
Lincoln Avenue
Greenwood Avenue
Elm Drive
Kedzie Avenue
Halsted St
Image Salon
Cherry Creek
Brian Alexander
Palmer, Flossmoor
Rashad Holmes
W. 172Nd St
East Hazel Crest
Glenwood
Chicago Heights crime report logs multiple thefts and break-ins
A driver side window was broken on Halsted Street between noon and 4 15 p m Tuesday. A tape recorder CD player suitcase and tools were stolen on West 10th Street from April 13 to 16. A green 1997 car was stolen on Dixie Highway April 15 between noon and 2 p m. Two vent windows broken on Euclid Avenue between 5 and 6 p m.
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Halsted Street
West 10Th Street
Dixie Highway
Euclid Avenue
Pet and car radio thefts reported in Crete Township
A Crete resident reported a car radio and speakers stolen from a vehicle in the 700 block of West Exchange around 2 p.m. Thursday. A five month old pit bull terrier was reported stolen April 16 from a residence in the 2600 block of Creekwood Court in Crete Township, taken from an outside kennel between 7 p.m. April 15 and 8 a.m. April 16.
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Illinois Street
North St
Rich East Lion’s Field
Westwood
West Exchange
Creekwood Court
Crete Township
Will County indictments list several area residents
A Will County grand jury indicted multiple area residents on charges including unlawful possession of a controlled substance burglary theft and residential burglary. Names include Andrew Porter Michael Tamburich George Coles Nicholas Popoff Falana Cole-Washington Jacqueline Humphreys and Donald Ekhoff Jr with arraignments set in May and June after arrests on incidents from March to April.
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Will County
Ag Ordaer
Andrew Porter
White Oaks
University Park
Michael Tamburich
Willowtree
Sauk Village
Crete
George Coles
Ironwood
Frankfort
Joliet
Nicholas Popoff
Valparaiso
Ind
Falana Cole-Washington
South Western Avenue
Park Forest
Cole Washington
Jacqueline Humphreys
Donald Ekhoff, Jr
South Anderson
New Lenox
General Assembly rejects 4% pay hike for state officials
The Illinois General Assembly rejected a 4 percent pay raise for 2000 2001 for top state officials in all branches. Most south suburban lawmakers opposed the increase while three voted for or abstained. The Compensation Review Board had proposed raises for the governor lieutenant governor attorney general secretary of state comptroller treasurer bank and file legislators senate and house leaders supreme and appellate court justices and circuit judges, to take effect by July 1 2001.
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Springfield
Illinois General Assembly
Lawrence Walsh
D-Elwood
Willis Harris
Dalton
Harold Murphy
Illinois Comptroller
Legislative Research Unit
Senate
House
Supreme Court
Appellate Court
Circuit Court
Police vest fund tops nine thousand five hundred in Blue Island
A community drive in Blue Island to outfit police with bullet proof vests has raised over 9500. Donors include the Fraternal Order of Eagles Emerald Society Kerr Middle School Whittier School students and dozens of individuals. The effort intensified after officer Michael Elton was wounded in January the first Blue Island officer injured by gunfire in two decades.
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Blue Island
Eric Heuser
First National Bank of
S. Western Ave
Heuser
Order of Eagles In
Emerald Society
Kerr Middle School
Whittier School
Lisa Grantman
Michael Elton
Elton
Dale Elton
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