Crete man charged after golf course confrontation
Lincoln Oaks Golf Club incident ends with Mario Cianchetti Jr charged with aggravated assault unlawful use of a weapon and failing to possess a firearm ID card. Four golfers faced a gun at the 18th hole after an argument over a ball hit near Cianchetti residence. Bail set at $100.
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Lincoln Oaks Golf Club
Mario Cianchetti Jr
John Knochs
Cianchetti
Dunbar Terrace
Enochs
Will County man found dead in Crete Township home
Will County officials sought the cause of death for 24 year old David Rudell of Crete Township. Deputies responded early Saturday to a home on Bending Creek Trail after Rudell was found not breathing. An autopsy was performed Sunday at Cook County medical examiner’s office after Rudell was taken from St. James Hospital in Chicago Heights.
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Will County
Crete Township
David Rudell
Bending Creek Trail
Rudell
Cook County Medical Examiner’s
St. James Hospital
Chicago Heights
Chicago Heights man charged after pistol found in car
Police said Keith A. Haynes, 39, was stopped after a car pulled from a parking space near Beacon Boulevard and Ashland Avenue. Officers found a loaded .380 pistol and about one tenth of a gram of cocaine in plastic bags. State’s attorney approved charges of unlawful use of a weapon by a felon and possession of a controlled substance.
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Chicago Heights
Ronald Simonetti
Joseph Vega
Beacon Boulevard
Ashland Avenue
Joseph Robustelli
Dartmouth Avenue
Beacon
Ashland
Robustelli
Keith A. Haynes
Andover Court
Cook County
Simonetti
Vega
Haynes
Homewood Felony Charges In Cannabis Buy Bust
Burnham man Michael Davis aged 26 faces two counts of felony delivery of cannabis after a buy setup by tactical officers. An informant arranged a quarter pound for 380 dollars, with the purchase made in Riverdale after a staged handoff in a parking lot. Police recovered 120 grams of cannabis and 180 dollars from Davis, including 20 recorded bills.
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Michael Davis
Hoxie
Dan Johnson
Riverdale
Davis
Johnson
Suburban Franchise Fee Relief Advances in Senate
The Senate voted 43 to 9 to require that Commonwealth Edison customers pay only franchise fees charged by the municipality where they live. The bill targets Chicago’s $70 million annual fee, two thirds of which is paid by suburban customers, and now goes to the House for action amid past opposition from Chicago Democrats.
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Springfield
Cook
Collar County
Chicago
Commonwealth Edison
Senate
William F. Mahar
Rorland Park
William “Bill” Shaw
Dolton
Emil Jones
House
Mahar
Com Ed
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