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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1998
Page
9
Police report multiple domestic battery charges including Hector Quiroz, Robert Smith, Derrick Edmond, and Reno Bates. Burglary and vehicle thefts noted on several blocks, with items stolen from garages and cars. Traffic stops yield licenses suspended or revoked, with three men charged in Sauk Village thefts.
Police report July thefts including wallets taken July 1 in the 20900 block of Governor's Highway a July 2 theft in the 3400 block of Vollmer from a bathroom and another wallet left on a Lincoln Highway counter. Nearby, evergreen plants and a box of checks were stolen from residences and businesses. Coleman faced domestic battery and criminal damage charges after an incident involving a woman and a portable television. other arrests included driving with a suspended license and possession of drug paraphernalia.
A lawn mower and a tool shed lock were taken Saturday in the 1700 block of Indiana Avenue. Ernest Marquez, 32, Riverside, faced charges for driving with a suspended license after an accident at Klemme and Offner roads. A gold necklace and cross were stolen Friday from a residence in the 2900 block of Poplar, and a cellular phone was stolen from a vehicle in the 300 block of West Richaton.
July 1 police charged Darrell R. Dyon, 39, with driving on a revoked license after a Sauk Trail stop. July 2 Todd Austin, 36, was charged with retail theft after allegedly removing two steak packages on Chicago Road. Jeffrey A. Markel, 25, faced criminal damage and trespass after allegedly blowing up a toilet at a bar on Chicago Road. A car window near Sauk Trail and Ashland Avenue had its stereo stolen. Stanley Coleman Jr., 32, was charged with criminal damage to a vehicle and domestic battery after two Friday incidents.
Chicago Heights resident Rolando Murillo, 21, of 24 W Hickory St, charged with driving without a valid license and without proof of insurance. Murillo was stopped at 22nd Street and Butler at 1 50 p.m. Sunday, police said.
Country Club Hills resident Donald Fullilove, 29, of 10873 S Prospect Ave Chicago, was charged after allegedly attempting to steal 11 cans of baby formula from Eagle Country Market in the 4050 W 183rd St district.
Matthew D. Thomas of Beecher, 23, faces a DUI and equipment violation after a stop on Dixie Highway near Church Street at 10 15 p m Friday, while Paul A. Carlisle of Steger, 22, is charged with possession of a stolen motor vehicle and an equipment violation after a stop on Dixie Highway near Meadow Lane. Carlisle jailed in Joliet to await bond hearing. Later, Summer Recreation Board staff report a concession trailer burglary at the grade school ball diamond on June 30. three Florida youths admitted theft and restitution agreed. David Salazar, 30, Chicago Heights, charged with possession of fireworks and open alcohol after M 80 incidents near Miller Street. investigation ongoing. Phillip Fransen, 27, and Tamara Fransen, 31, of Monee, charged with disorderly conduct and obstructing an officer after fireworks inquiry near Penfield and Woodward. released on own recognizance.
Flossmoor police charged two 16 year olds with curfew violation after an arrest at 3 a.m. July 3 at Flossmoor Commons in the 3200 block of Vollmer Road. Criminal damage reported Friday to post office boxes at a condominium complex in the 1950s block of Wood Hollow. Police recovered a satchel of fireworks late Saturday after responding to noise complaints near Flossmoor Hills School. A resident reported Sunday that a rural mailbox was destroyed by an explosion in the 1800 block of Cornell. A cell phone and wallet were reported stolen Monday from an unlocked van in the 1500 block of Lanark.
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