State police join probe of officers in shooting
Five Cook County sheriff's police officers were placed on desk duty after an off duty traffic altercation in which shots were fired toward another car. The incident on Pulaski Road near Markham/Countryside's border involved debris tossed at the officers vehicle. No injuries were reported. State Police and Robbins Police investigate possible alcohol involvement.
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Homewood
Hermann Glenn Jr
Glenn
Homeswood
Full Gospel
S. Kedzie Ave
Tacoma
Pierce County Sheriff's Department
Cook County
Bill Cunningham
Sheriff's Police
Mateck
Cunningham
Robbins
State Police
Robbins Police Department
John Holmes
Police Beat Reports From Park Forest Area
Police said a window was pried at a residence on Shabana and cash was taken from a dresser. ACD player and cellular phone were stolen from a vehicle on Ash Street, and another vehicle on Ash Street lost an ACD player, eight CDs, a screwdriver, and cologne. Jason Nichols and Sandra Weddel faced charges for resisting arrest and domestic battery, with Merritt charged for domestic battery after alleged assault.
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Jason Nichols
Walnut
Park Forest
Stolen Car Recovered On Halsted Street In Chicago
A car reported stolen in Chicago in February was found Thursday on the 17600 block of Halsted Street. The steering column had been peeled and the vehicle’s cellular phone was taken from a truck at a Speedway during gas payment.
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Chicago
Halsted Street
Speedway
Mattray Electronics
Halsted St
Police report multiple traffic and liquor incidents in local area
Police reports detail several incidents including a cannabis possession case at Bloom Trail High School, a two citation motor vehicle crash at Chicago and Steger roads injuring no one, a three car crash at Cottage Grove Avenue and Sauk Trail with no injuries, a DUI charge after a traffic stop at 26th Street and Wallace, and a traffic stop leading to cannabis and license violation charges at 26th Street and State. A theft report cites a woman losing a cell phone from an unlocked car at Tony G's on Sauk Trail.
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Cottage Ave
Karen M. Filippi
Maple
Chicago Heights
Chicago
Steger Roads
Stanley D. Moser
Lisa Lane
Lynwood
Cottage Grove Avenue
Sauk Trail
Alt Angel Manele
Chesgo Reed
26Th Street
Wallace
Repre
Mancila Lao
Michael Tamburich
Willow Tre
Sauk Village
Tamburich
Tony G's
W. Sauk Trail
Multiple property damage incidents reported in local area
A string of damages including broken spindles on a trailer ramp at Sykuta School and windows shattered on several blocks. Suspects include a 14 year old from Country Club Hills charged with unlawful damage to a vehicle, and Michael E. Jenke of Stickney charged with criminal damage after a dispute. Police investigated disturbances near 180th Street and 183rd Street blocks.
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180Th St
West 183Rd Street
Janeway Terrace
West
West 175Th Place
Michael E. Jenke
41St St. Stickney
John Street
West 191St Place
Hazel Crest 12-year-old boy to face juvenile court case
A Hazel Crest boy, 12, was expected in Cook County Juvenile Court last week after an unlocked window was opened and video games and a game controller were taken. Police report details indicate the incident occurred on Tamarind Lane. A Hazel Crest woman reported cash and jewelry were stolen from her Stonebridge condominium at Stonebridge Drive.
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