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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1999
Page
10
Multiple crime incidents reported in Country Club Hills area
The report lists vandalism break ins from Sykuta School on 4301 W 180th St and a punctured gas tank on South Oakwood Ave. It notes a 16 year old charged with theft and weapons offenses in the Sycamore Ave area, plus thefts from properties on Pulaski Ave West 180th St Clarence Dr and West 176th Pl. It records a battery case involving Charmaine Reed and Shirley Hendrix, and thefts from a home and a bar. Police investigated burglaries at Danny G's Bar and other local sites after alarms were triggered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sykuta School
180Th St
South Oakwood Avenue
Country Club Hills
Sycamore Avenue
South Pulaski Avenue
West 180Th Street
Charmaine L. Reed
Williamsburg Drive
Shirley E. Hendrix
West 176Th Place
Clarence Drive
Agnes M. Branham
Oakwood St
Hazel Crest police report multiple burglary and domestic cases
Hazel Crest police logged several burglary and criminal damage incidents including CDs and a CD player stolen from an unlocked car in the 3100 block of Shagbark between 1 and 1 30 a.m. Friday, a pager stolen from a car in the 3300 block of Tulip between 2 and 4 a.m. Friday, and a purse plus cell phone stolen from the 17600 block of Kedzie Avenue between 7 30 and 7 45 a.m. Saturday. Multiple domestic battery cases followed with several arrests for choking, weapon use, and DUI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Crest
Shagbark
Tulip
Kedzie Avenue
Chestnut
Dixie Highway
Tonya Jester
Hickory
Diana James
Versailles
South Suburban Hospital
Renaldo Nolberto
171St St
Latiffany Pickett
100Th St
Chicago
Raymond Thomas
California Ave
Thomas
Bruce Medlan
Artesian Ave
Hazel
175Th Street
Maple Lane
Richton Park Theft and Disorder Suspect Reports
Richton Park resident John Bohn, 35, was charged with disorderly conduct Aug. 16 after shouting obscenities at a woman in the 22200 block of Kostner. Police also reported three bicycle thefts on Aug. 15 from Appleby, Euclid, and Riverside blocks. Joe Simpson, 23, arrested on warrants from Richton Park and Chicago Heights, charged with retail theft and criminal trespass Aug. 16 after attempting to take merchandise from a grocery in the 22200 block of Governors Highway. A bicycle was stolen Aug. 16 from a residence on Shabbona, and an amplifier and CD changer were stolen Aug. 18 from a vehicle on Sycamore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bohn
Kostner
Richton Park
Appleby
Euclid
Riverside
Joe Simpson
Bradfield
University Park
Chicago Heights
Simpson
Governors Highway
Shabbona
Sycamore
Burglary and theft incidents reported in Homewood area
Police logged a string of weekend crimes including a window break at the Izaak Walton fields concession stand, theft of 12 cases of pop and five cases of candy, two bicycles stolen from Howe and a bike from Lexington. Graffiti appeared on Halsted Street sites and two Homewood men faced cannabis charges after a hill smoking incident near Willow School. A 19 year old, David E Johnson, faced multiple traffic and alcohol offenses after a Spruce Street stop. Additional car windows were broken on Hawthorne and Cedar blocks and James Wooden faces theft charges from August 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Izaak Walton
Howe
Lexington
Halsted Street
Homewood
Willow School
Willow Road
Dominick A. Harms
Klimm
Jacob Dutcher
Dundee
Harms
Dutcher
183Rd Street
David E. Johnson
S. Kenwood
South Holland
Illinois
Spruce Street
Dixie Highway
Hawthorne
Cedar
James Wooden
Lowe
Riverdale
Dixmoor park district treasurer gets probation
Dixmoor's former park district treasurer Parnell Jackson, 40, pleaded guilty to theft and conspiracy in a scheme that drained at least 634,800 in park funds. He received four years probation and 160 hours of alternative work, avoiding prison. The case ties to broader fraud that dissolved the district and drew civil suits against 19 former officials, consultants, and builders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixmoor
Park District
Park Board
Parnell Jackson
Jackson
Cook County
John Moran
S. Burnham Ave
Chicago
HLP Financial Services
Illinois’ Attorney General
Dorothy Kirie Kinnaird
Banc One
Chapman & Cutler
Attorney General
Bobby Jackson
Carrie Austin
Board
Bonita Wright
Kevin Mattison
Gayle Occomy
Shirley Brown
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