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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 2003

Page

12

Judge orders Marion man to stand trial in burglary case

Williamson County Circuit Court Judge ruled Marion resident Rex Ratchford must face trial on a residential burglary charge for allegedly breaking into a neighbor's apartment in the 900 block of West Union Street. Evidence included seized items identified by the victim. no forensic link was presented. Bond may be reconsidered later in the week. Ratchford seeks a reduction from 30000 dollars.

Marion Williamson County Rex Ratchford Ratchford West Union Street John Eibeck Laura Ticer Eibeck Ticer Palmer Larry Brooking

Burglar faces charges months after release in Marion

Daniel W. Freeman, 22, already on parole for residential burglary, is charged with one count of burglary for allegedly stealing a wallet from a Marion car on July 16. Police testified a neighbor saw the suspect near the victim’s car and identifying Freeman as the burglar. Freeman appeared for a preliminary hearing in Williamson County where Sgt. Gene Goolsby described the wallet theft near East McKinley Street.

Marion Daniel W. Freeman Williamson County Phillip Palmer Freeman Gene Goolsby Goolsby Peggy Cooper Pritchett Cooper East Moline

Rain blamed for Jackson County crash injuring driver

Heavy rain Sunday evening caused a single vehicle crash on Illinois 127 near Chautauqua Road in Jackson County. Elizabeth A. Davenport, 19, of Carbondale, hydroplaned on water and hit trees after losing control. Davenport sustained minor injuries and refused hospital transport. No citations were issued. Separately, Du Quoin police arrested James Williams, 32, on disorderly conduct charges after a bar disturbance on West Main Street. He posted a notice to appear. Heather Sartin, 32, of Du Quoin, was arrested on a Perry County warrant for felony deceptive practices and jailed. Gerald D. Stroud, 18, of Elkville, was charged with residential burglary for a Linden Street break-in and held in jail.

Jackson County Elizabeth A. Davenport Carbondale Illinois 127 Chautauqua Road Davenport DU Quoin James Williams West Main Street Williams Heather Sartin W. Park St Perry County Gerald D. Stroud U.S. 51 Elkville Edward Dugger Linden Street Stroud

Marion man faces three counts in child porn case

Defense attorney for Thomas Miller, 37, of Marion, awaits prosecution details after charges filed in October 2000. Police found 22 photos and electronic images of minors, with 60 photos disclosed in discovery. Attorney Kibler will file a motion in limine to exclude some images. Trial date not set. Hearing scheduled September 24 before Judge Phillip Palmer. Miller remains free on bond.

Marion Thomas Miller Miller Keith Kibler Kibler Williamson County Lisa Beaty Beaty Williamson County Circuit Court Phillip Palmer Palmer

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