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The offender removed $60 from the victims’ pockets and took off in a red 4-door sedan. 29-year-old male stated that around 5pm, while sitting in the shelter area of the park, an unknown white male approached him and asked for a cigarette. Person/s unknown stole an unlocked 2021 Ford F150 from the driveway of a residence.
Alexandria Sanford, age 20, of Romeoville was cited for no valid driver’s license, failure to reduce speed to avoid an accident, and improper lane usage. Michael Beckett, age 38, of 2805 Molly Court in New Lenox was arrested for DUI and operating an uninsured motor vehicle. Pursuant to the Fair Credit Reporting Act ("FCRA"), RecordsFinder is not a “consumer reporting agency.” As such, RecordsFinder does not provide "consumer reports" under the FCRA.
Police Blotter
The trucks were parked in the parking lot in front of the business at time of theft. Travis J. Winborn, age 20, of this address was arrested for aggravated unlawful use of a weapon, possession of a stolen firearm, no FOID card, and possession of ammunition. Markham Police reported that they observed five subjects inside the vehicle and when police approached it all subjects took off running. Michael Sheridan, age 23, of Matteson was cited for speeding and suspended registration. Gregory Randall, age 48, of Dolton was cited for too fast for conditions and driving while license suspended.
Clarence Fry was the first chief of police, from July 1, 1968 to July 6, 1970. Don Maxon became chief from December 1, 1970 to November 15, 1973 when Michael Daugherty became the chief of police. Mike Daugherty was chief from November 1, 1973 through August 31, 1995. Upon Chief Daugherty's retirement, Dennis Oakland became chief on September 1, 1995.
Clinton Police Report for Oct. 31
The accident occurred on Indiana Avenue, one half mile west of Stoney Island. Person/s unknown entered an unlocked vehicle and stole a loaded Glock 36 that was in the center console of the vehicle. The residence that was shot at was not occupied at the time however the residents arrived home shortly after. Store manager stated that a male Hispanic, approximately 35 years old, heavy build, wearing a green work vest, broke into a back storage room and stole over 50 cartons of Marlboro and Newport cigarettes. Upon arrival deputies spoke with the homeowner and she stated that she had no idea who would target their residence and would not cooperate further. The vehicle was found in a different section of the parking lot with the broken window and the steering column removed with the ignition hanging.
Bartels was transported to the Dewitt County Jail where she was turned over to corrections personnel for processing. On August 4, 2022 Clinton Police arrested Matthew T. Hendriex, 44, Clinton, for the offenses of Residential Burglary and Theft. Hendriex was transported to the Dewitt County Jail where he was turned over to corrections personnel for processing. Ashley Purcell, age 39, of Lockport was cited for no valid driver’s license and speeding.
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On July 4, 2022 Clinton Police arrested Derius L. Roby, 27, Decatur, IL on a valid arrest warrant through Sangamon County Illinois. Roby was transported to the Dewitt County Jail where he was turned over to corrections personnel for processing. On August 5, 2022 Clinton Police arrested Michael K. Taylor, 19, Decatur, for the offenses of Obstructing Identification, Unlawful Possession of Adult Use Cannabis in a Vehicle and a valid arrest warrant out of McLean County Illinois. Taylor was transported to the Dewitt County Jail where he was turned over to corrections personnel for processing. On August 5, 2022 Clinton Police arrested Mekhi R. Flagg, 19, Decatur, for the offenses of Driving While License Suspended and a valid Moultrie County arrest warrant.
Several police officers from the German state of Hessen are being investigated for far-right links, prosecutors announced on Wednesday. Search for people charged with crimes in Central New York by law enforcement agencies in Cayuga, Madison, Onondaga and Oswego counties, and local New York State Police. The police blotter is updated weekly and includes people charged from January 2020 to present. The vehicles were parked at the front of the business at time of theft.
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On August 3, 2022 Clinton Police arrested Kenneth W. Eads, 53, Clinton, for the offense of Criminal Trespass to Real Property. Eads was transported to the Dewitt County Jail where he was released to corrections personnel for processing. On November 3, 2022 Clinton Police arrested Dylan J. West, 30, Clinton for an active Dewitt County arrest warrant and Resisting a Peace Officer.
Michael Solverud, age 50, of 902 Kendall Court in Crown Point, IN was arrested for DUI and failure to reduce speed to avoid an accident. Tamyra Lake, age 19, of Kankakee was cited for aggravated speeding and expired registration. Alyssa Rice, age 24, of Heritage Drive in Tinley Park was arrested for DUI and failure to reduce speed to avoid an accident. Anthony Powell, age 18 of Park Forest was charged with aggravated battery. Aidan Wilda, age 19 of Lockport was cited for expired registration and driving while license revoked.
RecordsFinder limits the use of information you obtain from search results. The whole police station was searched and computers and cellphones were analyzed, leading to the suspension of five more officers. Ray Newcomb, age 46, of Kankakee was cited for speeding and operating an uninsured motor vehicle.
Police computers in Hesse have been used to call up data on a Turkish-German comedian, Idil Baydar, as well as a left-wing politician, Janine Wissler, who both received threats. Signed with the initials of a former neo-Nazi terrorist group, it contained her address, which was not publicly available because of the earlier threats. The Homer Police Department strives to; protect the public from criminal wrongdoing, keep the peace and maintain order, assist in the orderly flow of traffic, serve the public in times of emergency and enforce the law of the land. The Homer Police Department was organized in 1968 as part of the relatively new City of Homer's requirement for a "first class" city status.
In all, the state government has been looking into 77 cases of far-right extremism in its police force since 2015. This past summer it named a special investigator whose team is focused solely on the email threats. In October, a racist chat group with 25 officers was discovered in the Berlin police after one officer frustrated that superiors would not do anything about it blew the whistle. Separately, six cadets were kicked out of Berlin’s police academy after playing down the Holocaust and sharing images of swastikas in a chat group that had 26 other members. Dutch authorities on Wednesday said they were investigating Chinese offices that were operating illegally in the Netherlands, carrying out tasks like renewing driving licences. Early last month, police in Berlin acting at the request of Frankfurt prosecutors, arrested a 53-year-old German on suspicion of sending dozens of written threats.
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