Multiple local thefts and burglaries reported in Cook County area
Police report a string of incidents including a stolen pickup, car fires on a Cook County Forest Preserve road, bar burglary with leather jackets taken, unlawful possession charges after cocaine and crack cocaine found, and several vehicle thefts in West 17th and 14th areas. Detectives pursued aromas of alcohol and driving offenses, with arrests for DUI and related violations.
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Jolly and Vilage
Cook County Fo ‘Et Preserve
John Street
Restry
Thee E. 30Th St
Spoon
1918
Sauk Trail
Cottage Grove Avenue
14Th Place
Bonovan Drive
West 17Th Street
Multiple local crime incidents reported in Hazel Crest and nearby areas
Sheldon Reeves 24 of Hazel Crest charged with driving under the influence and cannabis possession after a Vollmer Street incident. A 15 year old Flossmoor boy reported being kicked by four males and two females near Flossmoor Road. An intruder forced entry into a home on Tina Lane, stealing clothes and belongings, with two bikes and a VCR reported missing earlier. Demetrius R. Ross 23 of Chicago charged following a separate incident on Williamsburg Drive. Two van windows were broken after rocks were thrown on West 183rd Street.
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Sheldon Reeves
Chestnut
Hazel Crest
Renee Ase
Vollmer
Reeves
Flossmoor
Flossamoor Road
Flosamoor High School
Tina ‘Lane
Ie Bleib Veeve
Poses Forest
Echo
Cicero Avenue
Demetrius R. Ross
Yale St
Chicago
Willamsburg Drive
West 183Rd Street
Drunk Driving Charge Reported for South Holland Motorist
25 year old Eileen Druskowski of 14957 Perry Ave South Holland was cited for driving under the influence of alcohol and possession of less than 30 grams of cannabis along with lane usage violations while operating a motor vehicle.
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Eileen Druskowski
Perry Ave
South Holland
Stolen bicycles reported near Brookwood Intermediate School
A boy's 20 inch bike and a mountain bike were stolen Friday and Monday respectively near Brookwood Intermediate School. A vehicle was also stolen from the 600 block of Holbrook Road Sunday or Monday. Belinda Hunter, 40, 745 Red Oak Lane University Park, charged with theft Monday for alleged..
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Acarpad Cassages Centory Ems
Wildwood Trail
Victoria
Hol‘brook Road
Chicago Heights
Brookwood Intermediate School
Belinda Hunter
Red Oak Lane
University Park
Battery charges in Oak Forest area arrests and events
Michael Feynich 69 of Orland Park charged with battery after allegedly shoving a woman in the back following a home viewing in Tinley Park. Police report a separate incident where a man attempted to take a case of beer at Eagle Country Market. Pedro Flores Jr 23 of Club Hills charged with allowing minors to drink at his home. Omar A Madrid 18 of Oak Forest connected to battery and unlawful consumption of alcohol. Other names and addresses referenced in police notices.
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Michael Feynich
Silver Lake Drive
Orland Park
Arlington Drive
Tinley Park
Etil
Eagle Country Market
183Rd St
Jet 177Th Street
Suny
Pedro Flores Jr
W. 177Th St
Club Hills
Omar A. Madrid
Brenden Lape
Oak Forest
da J. Ramirez
Debra
Hazel Crest home burglary and car theft report
A Hazel Crest resident reported a garage break in on Laurel Tate between 3 0 and 9 p m Dec 3 with no forced entry. Another resident in the 18000 block of Ve was robbed of cash during a daytime burglary the same day. A 17 year old Hazel Crest man waiting for a bus along 170th and Wood was threatened by three men. Vern Chares of Park Forest was charged with retail theft after taking meat and other groceries from Grenoble Plaza in nearby Grenoble Plaza.
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Laurel Tate
Hazel Crest
170Th
Wood Streets
Vern Chares
Neosha
Park Forest
Grenoble Plaza
183Rd St
Morgue Tours Proposed for Will County DUI Offenders
Will County Mothers Against Drunk Driving founder Toni Wilda plans morgue tours and coroner slide presentations for DUI offenders as part of the Victims Impact Panel. Coroner Patrick O Neill will present alongside personal stories from relatives harmed by drunken driving, aiming to increase impact on offenders.
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Will County
Toni Wilda
Mothers Against Drunk Driving
Filda
Patrick O'Neil
Wilda
Silver Cross Hospital
Joliet
O'Neil
Brad Fralick
Ili'Tt
Fralick
Parents sue driver over fatal crash at Oak Lawn home
The Seminara family filed suit alleging Karee Krutilla drove a car from Orland Park into their Oak Lawn home, killing 17 year old Joseph Seminara. Attorney Prindable seeks car evidence and maintenance records to uncover possible defects. The vehicle is impounded and the suit seeks at least 150000 dollars for wrongful death and related injuries and distress.
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Oak Lawn
Joe Seminarar
Monday Sons Sreenas Atanemerge
Cook County Cire ‘Great Geart Ndge
Philip
Seminara
Thomas Prindable
Joseph Seminara
Karee Krutilla
Chicago Ridge
Prindable
Evergreen Park
Ilinois Secretary of State
Krutilla
al Kowalczyk
Orland Park
Kowalcayk
Aeen
Worth
Kelly Takaki
Brutilla
No bond for Dolton infant death suspect
A 19 year old Dolton man Forray Owens was ordered held without bond after being charged with first degree murder in the weekend death of his 4 month old son. The Cook County medical examiner ruled blunt trauma and child abuse as the cause. Owens denied intent saying the child fell from bed while he slept. The case was heard at the Cook County Courthouse in Markham.
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Dolton
Forray Owens
E. 142Nd St
Thomas Panichi
Cook
County
Markham
Cook County ‘Medical Examiner
Children's Memorial Hospital
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