Laser pointer incident leads to first southern suburb aggravated assault charge
A Blue Island officer stopped a car after spotting a red laser beam from a device. Senam T. Maclin, 22, Glenwood, was charged with aggravated assault for allegedly using a laser sight. Officials warn laser pointers pose real danger to officers and civilians amid growing regulation.
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Glenwood
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Matteson
Hickory Hills
Orlandills
Tinley Park
Michael O’connell
Park Forest
Robert Maeyama
Maeyama
Police Beat: Officials Release Incident Summaries
Police Beat items draw from department spokesmen and on file reports. Guilt or innocence remains a court matter, with details reflecting official summaries of events.
Carhart charged after traffic stop in Chicago Heights
Andrew J. Carhart, 31, of Crete, was charged with speeding driving under the influence of alcohol BAC above .08 and driving without valid proof of insurance after a 9 p.m. Sunday stop near State and 26th streets, police said. Six vehicles in the 700 block of Ashland Avenue were burglarized about 1:15 p.m. Monday. doors and trunks damaged and stereos stolen from five vehicles along with a CD player. Items stolen included a gym bag, speakers, an amplifier and CDs.
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Andrew J. Carhart
Crete
State
26Th Streets
Ashland Avenue
Disturbance leads to domestic battery charges in Glenwood
Glenwood police responded to a disturbance at a 192nd Street apartment Sunday night finding Thomas Driscoll, 44, of 2052 W. 167th St., Markham, bleeding. He was charged with domestic battery and disorderly conduct. Diane Hudson, 46, of 445 E. 192nd St., was charged with disorderly conduct and resisting a peace officer. A car rear windshield on North Cedar was broken over the weekend.
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Thomas Driscoll
167Th St
Markham
Diane Hudson
192Nd St
North Cedar
Two-foot doe statue stolen in Homewood yard crime
A two-foot concrete statue of a doe was stolen from a rear yard on Jamie Lane likely Sunday or Monday. Police reported other local incidents including liquor sales to a minor at Minuteman and Three Brothers Restaurant, refusals at Tom's Family and Washington Square, a man exposing himself near Super Kmart, a stolen speaker, and a child-endangerment charge against Albert Pina after leaving three kids unsupervised.
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Jamie Lane
Homewood
Minuteman
183Rd St
Three Brothers
Ridge Road
Tom’s Family
Washington Square
Hal
Pina
Cedar Road
Sauk Village Man Charged With DUI After Found Sleeping Behind Wheel
Sauk Village resident Boyce Mayse age 57 of 22625 Theodore was charged with driving under the influence and no proof of insurance after a patrol officer found a car stopped with a turn signal at 187th Street and Glenwood-Chicago Heights Road around 3 50 a.m. Mayse and a passenger were allegedly sleeping in the car which was in drive.
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Sauk Village
Boyce Mayse
Theodore
187Th Street
Glenwood
Chicago Heights
Mayse
Hazle Crest Home Security Breach and Vehicle Thefts
A Tamarind Lane residence in Hazel Crest reported a door kicked but no entry. Dar win Houston 36 of Chicago faced charges for DUI and BAC over .08 after a Kedzie Avenue stop. Craig Caldwell 32 of Phoenix charged with domestic battery and interference with reporting after a confrontation at Bryant Avenue. A Versailles parking lot vehicle and a driveway car on 173rd Street were stolen during predawn hours.
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Darwin Houston
Lawe
Chicago
Kedzie Avenue
Craig Caldwell
Third Ave
Phoenix
Bryant Ave
Versailles
173Rd Street
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