Police Beat Highlights Local Crime Reports in Country Club Hills
A series of Jan. incidents include a Country Club Hills car stolen from a gas station lot after an employee left it running, a 16 year old charged with retail theft at Eagle Country Market, a window broken on 183rd Street, and multiple arrests for resisting arrest, battery, and property damage. Bratcher, Drayton, Robinson and Dean are among those named in separate cases, with a police dog restraining Bratcher and a hospital visit for his injuries.
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West 183Rd Street
David A. Bratcher
Idelwilde Drive
Country Club Hills
Bratcher
South Suburban
Darryl B. Drayton
West 189Th Street
Daniel J. Robinson
Scott Crescent
Flossmoor
Christine S. Dean
75Th Court
Elmwood Park
Eagle Country Market
W. 183Rd St
Kimberly S. Fitls
Lakeview Court
Fitls
Fitts
Hazle Crest theft and injuries reported in Illinois
Police news in Hazel Crest and nearby towns include a $150 theft at White Hen Pantry on 175th and Kedzie, a 19 year old charged with aggravated assault after a vehicle pursuit, a basement entry with items stolen on Briar Lane, two car break ins on 167th Street, and a fatal display room crash at Autoway Sales injuring two with no charges yet filed.
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175Th Street
Kedzie Avenue
Jacqueline Bruining
168Th St
Hazel Crest
170Th Street
Briar Lane
167Th Street
Wood Street
Blue Island
Autoway
S. Cicero Ave
St. Francis Hospital
Christ Hospital
Oak Lawn
Multiple thefts report across Chicago Heights area
Police report thefts in Chicago Heights including car break ins on Orchard Avenue and East 23rd Street, carpet from a West Hickory Street residence, stereo gear from Halsted Street, and bathroom fixtures from Hawthorne Lane. An 18 year old was charged with retail theft at K-Mart on Chicago Road. A Little Caesar’s employee reported a purse theft from the restaurant.
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Orchard Avenue
East 23Rd Street
West Hickory Street
Halsted Street
Boy 13 Reports Robbery Near Parker Junior High
A 13 year old student walking home from Parker Junior High School in the 1700 block of Holbrook Road says a man about 18 knocked him to the ground and took $2 plus the victim’s black leather gloves. The assailant fled westbound on Holbrook. the boy was not injured.
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Parker Junior High School
Holbrook Road
Holbrook
Billingham style police blotter brief of multiple traffic charges
Steger Bill W Sanders 25 of 656 Melrose Beecher charged Wednesday with possession of drug paraphernalia after a traffic stop at 34th Street and Cottage Grove Also charged with one headlight defective brakes and no insurance He is set to appear March 4 in Room 206 of the 6th District Circuit Court in Markham Andrew S Guillermo 30 of 1445 Otto Blvd Chicago Heights charged Wednesday with possession of cannabis about 2.2 grams found in his possession He also faced speeding and no valid license William C Goins 25 of 549 4 Road University Park charged Thursday with driving with a suspended license and loud exhaust
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33Rd Street
Union
6Th District Circuit Court
Markham
Nicholas J. Porter
Frederick
Chicago Heights
K-Mart
Chicago Road
Little Caesar’s Pizza
Bill W. Sanders
Melrose
Beecher
34Th Street
Cottage Grove
Sanders
Andrew S. Guillermo
Otto Blvd
Guillermo
35Th Street
Union Avenue
William C. Goins
University Park
Cannabis possession arrests and thefts reported in Chicago Heights area
South Chicago Heights addisun A Palms, 24, was charged with cannabis possession after a traffic stop on Ashland Avenue. Andre Agnew, 29, was charged with DUI and cannabis possession after a stop near State and Frederick. Tremaine Rhines, 22, faced cannabis possession and traffic charges near State and Frederick. A fare box, television, VCR, cassettes, and car contents were stolen from Pauline Transportation and a vehicle on East End Avenue.
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State
Frederick Streets
Tremaine D. Rhines
S. Honore
Chicago
Rhines
Pauline Transportation
East End Ave
East End Avenue
University Park Man Arrested On Multiple Traffic Charges
Kevin J. Fason, 25, of Chicago, was arrested by University Park police after a traffic stop at Exchange and Steger Road on charges of driving on a suspended license obstructing a peace officer operating an uninsured motor vehicle and a traffic signal violation.
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University Park
Kevin J. Fason
S. Laflin
Chicago
Exchange and
Steger Road
Fason
White pushes 31 million for Illinois license plates
Secretary of State Jesse White announced a plan to issue new license plates costing 31 million dollars for Illinois 9.1 million drivers. The program relies on cracking down on 450,000 drivers driving without plates, with two thirds funded from fines and the rest from existing state funds.
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White
Illinois
Springfield
Jesse White
General Assembly
Jim Edgar
West Virginia
Iowa
Lions face relocation as owner seeks court ruling
Will County authorities seized four mountain lions from Jim Huffstutter in Manhattan Township after complaints. One cub died after a fight between two males. the remaining animals, all declawed, are at a federally licensed facility. Huffstutter faces a misdemeanor case and seeks court orders for proper placement and possible return of two dogs.
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Will County
Manhattan
C.B
Lisa Morellas
Will County Animal Control
Cecil Ingmire
Ingmire
Ing
Joliet
Jeffrey Tomczak
Tomczak
Huffstutter
Huffstutler
Bruns Road
Manhattan Township
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West 188Th Street
Catherine Sturgess
Loretto Lane
Cicero Avenue
Flossmoor Road
West 192Nd Court
Hawthorne Lane
Steger
Statehouse News Service
Secretary of State
Brian Wasa
Catherine Dodge
Richton Park
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Cook County
Sauk Trail
Safe and Sound
Country Conpan Insurance Group
Bob Smith
Dixie Hwy
Homewood
Rich East High School
Allison Deitch
NHS
Cancer Society
Allison
Society of Women Engineers
Omnibus Clock Shop
Governor's Hwy
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