Chicago Heights Police Beat Notes Cocaine Charges
Chicago Heights residents Jeremiah T. Lee and Brimmin J. Deere were charged with possession of a controlled substance. Lee, 19, was found with nine bags totaling 3.5 grams of cocaine in the 1400 block of Portland Avenue. Deere, 17 W. Hickory Apt 1, had four bags totaling half a gram of cocaine in the 300 block of East 14th Street. William D. Murray III faced cocaine possession charges at the 11th and Washington intersection and additional offenses including improper lane use and driving with a suspended license.
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Jeremiah T. Lee
Briarwood
Matteson
Portland Avenue
West 16Th Street
Brimmin J. Deere
Hickory
Chicago Heights
East 14Th Street
Deere
William D. Murray III
Virginia Ave
11Th
Washington Streets
Murray
Police report from Matteson area arrests and incidents
Matteson area police report several arrests including Jesse W. Teverbaugh charged with DUI disobeying a red light and driving on a revoked license after a 9 05 a m stop at U S Route 30 and Cicero Avenue with a blood alcohol content of 0 253. Gary L Williams charged with reckless discharge of a firearm unlawful use of a weapon and possession of a firearm without a FOID card after a midnight discovery of a 357 Magnum behind a sandbox at 349 Highland Ave. A Matteson resident reported rocks damaged a windshield from the Elgin Joliet and Eastern railroad tracks. Maurice Harris charged with failure to dim lights driving on a suspended license and no insurance after a Sunday stop at 11 40 p m. Howard Jack Mazon charged with driving without insurance and revoked license after a stop about 2 a m on Dec 30. A Richton Park youth issued a local ticket for residence on Meadowlake Drive after the window was broken on Dec 30.
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Jesse W. Teverbaugh
Provincetown
Country Club Hills
U.S. Route 30
Cicero Avenue
Teverbaugh
Gary L. Williams
W. Fargo
Chicago
Highland Ave
Matteson
Elgin, Joliet & Eastern
Howard
Jack” A. Mazon
Richton Park
Meadowlake Drive
Hazel Crest thefts and domestic battery reports in Hazel Crest area
A string of incidents includes thefts from garages in the 16700 block of Crane Avenue and a Grandview Drive vehicle break in. Domestic battery charges involve W James Smith and Narubi Wilson. Cars stolen on New Year’s Eve recovered. later thefts and assaults noted around Hazel Crest, with charges against Donnell Coffie and Dwen Brown.
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Crane Avenue
Grandview Drive
W James Smith
Pine Court
Hazel Crest
Sunset Avenue
Tanglewood Court
Hazel Crest Center
175Th Street
Kedzie Avenue
Fountainbleau Drive
Donnell Coffie
Kedzie Ave
Abel
Dwen Brown
Blackstone
Chicago
Jason Tolliver
175Th Place
Theft Charge After Purse Snatch at Kmart Parking Lot
Homewood, Billy J Lawson, 20, 16612 Emerald Harvey, is charged with theft after allegedly snatching a purse from a woman loading groceries in her car in the Super Kmart lot at 175th and Halsted around 1 p.m. Dec. 30. A witness described a man entering a waiting car and gave police a Kansas plate WA. Multiple unrelated incidents follow, including property break ins and gunfire celebrations in nearby blocks.
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Billy J. Lawson
Emerald
Harvey
Super Kmart
Country Club Hills Charged With Protection Order Violation
Country Club Hills was charged last week with violation of an order of protection for allegedly returning to the home of a family member in the 3700 block of Briar Lane, police said.
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Country Club Hills
Briar Lane
Disorderly conduct and weapon charges in Country Club Hills area
Police reported multiple arrests including Newell Newell, 17, of Becker Street for disorderly conduct and bludgeon possession after allegedly throwing items at a Convenient Food Mart employee and threatening with a bat. Geiger, 42, refused to exit a room during an investigation, facing obstruction of justice. Banks, 43, fired two shots into the air in his yard to ring in New Year’s, charged with reckless conduct. A woman in the same residence, Idora Pearson, 42, was charged with disorderly conduct.
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Bdana L. Clark
Peartree Court
Country Club Hills
Central Park Avenue
Baker Avenue
S& Milton
Newell
Becker St
Convenient Food Mart
Geiger
Alvin Banks
Keeler Ave
Crestwood
Idora Pearson
Williamsburg Road
Will County man charged in unlawful restraint and assault
Will County resident Raymundo Rios aged 32 of Monce Township faces charges of unlawful restraint aggravated assault and domestic battery after allegedly abducting a woman to a local address and threatening her with a kitchen knife during a trip to a store. Investigators say the incident occurred after the woman, a resident of Indiana, called for help. Separately in Crete Township a burglary on December 29 at the 1300 block of Broadview led to the loss of two VCRs and seven children’s video tapes. Also in Crete Township a generator valued at 9800 was stolen from a parking lot at Exchange and Kings Road and found later at a Sprint PCS tower site. In a separate arrest James Hubbard, 42, of Wilmington, was charged with multiple offenses after being stopped at Fossile Rock Campground for alleged driving under the influence with a BAC of .355.
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Raymundo Rios
Stunkle
Monce Township
Indiana
Rios
Monce ‘Township
Broadview
Crete Township
Exchange
Kings Road
Sprint Pcs
Byames C. Hubbard
Wilmington
Fossile Rock Campground
Strip Mine Road
Hubbard
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Maurice Harris
78Th St
Homewood
Ridge Road
Ramon Willyerd
Flint
Mich
Dixie Highway
West 169Th Street
Anthony L. White
Nightengale Drive
Elle
Reece Coother
Windsor Lane
White
Will County
Keystone
Miller
Hamm
Steger Road
Chicago Road
Steger, IL
Bombay
Italy
Spock
NAS
ST. Remy
Wylan Stem
Ketel One
Sanford
Schlink Kreuznacher
Neelstein
Spatlese
Eet
Apple
Mou
Uer
Uee
Dewar
Allan
Allan Scott
Santa Carolina
Wynn’s
Australia
Chara Nawar Cab
E&j Gallo
Gossamer Bay
Rodney
Sering
Wyborowa
Rickaloff
Ae Tee
Philadelphia
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