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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1998
Page
6
A broad police report lists car break-ins in Olympia Fields and Homewood with stolen CDs phones and a person charged with DUI. It also notes a 23 count indictment involving Roth Hakkins and others for investor fraud and real estate links. Additional arrests include gun possession, drugs, theft, domestic violence and minor tobacco sales by cadets in Homewood.
Police reports describe six windows broken in a building on Western Avenue and items stolen from a grocery store on Orchard Street. A cellular phone vanished from a vehicle on Allegheny, while alcohol violations led to multiple arrests including three youths and two adults. A separate incident notes a van break and a high school fire set by two minors, with unclear damage and motive.
Police found black and green graffiti reading IOK spray painted on a wall behind a dumpster at 100 W. Sauk Trail around 3 a.m. Tuesday. A 14-year-old reported his bike stolen from 3357 Chicago Road about two weeks earlier, described as a 20-inch BMX valued at 268 dollars, with a Sauk Village youth bragging at Bloom Trail High School.
University Park police stopped Lennell Garrett, 42, of Chicago for smashing an emergency phone at the Metra platform and held him for Metro police. In a separate stop, Louis Capriotti, 23, of Chicago Heights, faced charges for speeding driving an uninsured vehicle and an active Cook County warrant, posting bonds before a Dec. 3 court date. A resident reported a burglary on the 800 block of Sandra, with a Kenwood tape deck a Sony radar detector stolen and the passenger window broken, totaling 530 in losses.
Tinley Park lawyer indicted in February with south suburban developer Michael Hakkins and two others will be defended by a federal public defender as trial opens. David I. Roth, former attorney for Connaught Corp., cannot afford private counsel for a three month trial expected to run.
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