Five teen mob action suspects in Terrace Avenue incident
Police say five teens and two juveniles faced mob action charges after beating a 15 year old Lynwood boy and firing shots from a vehicle in a gang related Friday night incident on Terrace Avenue. Suspects include Eugene O Perry Ford Heights Tracey Martin Dalton Daetjuan D Camp Swann and Torain Weston.
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Lynwood
Terrace Avenue
Eugene O. Perry
Greenwood Ave
Ford Heights
Tracey Martin
S. Maryland
Dalton
Daetjuan D. Camp
E. 13Th St
Robert K. Swann
Shields
Chicago Heights
Torain Weston
Carol Ave
Sauk Village
Marina
Lake Shore Drive
Glenwood-Lansing Road
Woman Charged With Credit Card Fraud in Sauk Village
Matteson-Domenica Jimenez, 19, of Sauk Village, was charged with receiving goods in violation of the Illinois Credit Card Act after ordering nearly $300 in catalog merchandise with another’s card. Police say she attempted pickup at a Lincoln Mall store and was arrested.
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Domenica Jimenez
Sauk Trail
Sauk Village
Matteson
Jimenez
Lincoln Mall
Teens from Chicago Heights Ford Heights face court dates
Six youths ages 12 to 17 from Chicago Heights and Ford Heights are due in court August 12 at 10 30 a m. A Chicago Heights woman reported a she was threatened by a 14 year old with a knife on 25th and Union streets last Tuesday at 6 35 p m. Three men Kenneth D Brown Steven R Banks and Lonnie Brown, all charged with battery, were arrested after beating a Chicago Heights man on Chicago Road at 7 05 p m Monday. Another group of six teens was arrested for curfew violations Monday at 12 15 a m on 15th Street and Fifth Avenue.
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Chicago Heights
Ford Heights
25Th
Union
Chicago Road
Kenneth D. Brown
Idlewild
Country Club Hills
Steven R. Banks
Stony Island
Crete
Lonnie Brown
Wilson Ave
Kenneth Brown
Banks
6Th District Circuit
Markham
15Th Street
Fifth Avenue
Multiple July burglaries and thefts reported in Homewood and Park Forest
A shotgun discharge damaged a garage on 169th Street as a neighbor tossed the weapon over a fence. Furniture and appliances were stolen from a Park Lane home where a resident who stayed there also disappeared. A woman stole laundry detergent from Eagle Country Market and fled in a pickup after dropping the goods. An early morning burglary at McDonald’s on Halsted involved a hatch entry and possible armed cash pickup. An apartment on West 184th Street was burglarized and a CD player and discs were stolen. A car on 18400 Francisco was broken into and a bowling ball removed. A van at Best Western Homewood was vandalized with sexist epithets. Allen Bosch, 19, faced felony possession of a controlled substance after a fraudulent Tylenol 3 prescription at Osco Drugs. Homewood resident Patrick Callham, 35, charged with domestic battery for throwing a woman over a yard waste container. victim did not press charges.
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169Th Street
Park Lane
Eagle Country Market
183Rd St
West 184Th Street
Francisco
Best Western Homewood Hotel
Halsted St
Chicago Heights
Allen Bosch
Western Ave
Park Forest
Osco Drugs
Homewood
Patrick Callham
Youth charged in robbery to be tried as adult
A 16-year-old Calumet City youth appeared before the Cook County Juvenile Detention Center chief judge as prosecutors charged him in the June 14 robbery and beating of two Matteson residents. He faces home invasion armed robbery and aggravated battery counts. the state attorney plans to pursue adult treatment. The incident occurred at a Tower Drive home. a 77-year-old woman and her 87-year-old husband were assaulted, and items from the purse were later found along Cicero Avenue. The teen is in custody and additional arrests were not disclosed.
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Calumet City
Cook County
Chicago
Matteson
Richard Walsh
Mornir
Cook County State’s Attorney’s Office
Walsh Othe
Tower Drive
Cicero Avenue
Cicero
Walsh
TPing Houserocation in Candlelight Village
Darnell Murray woke at 5 a.m. to find toilet paper draped around trees a light post and his front porch after an episode of Twilight Zone. He reported another home was vandalized and a resident faced car damage while police said there was little they could do without property damage and denied racial motivation.
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Darnell Murray
Candlelight Village
Murray
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