Will County Sheriff’s Office Police Blotter: March 7 – 13

Will County Sheriff Police
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New Lenox/Frankfort

March 7

•N. Cedar and Lenox Street, New Lenox: Daniel R. Reyes, 47, of Lockport, was cited for failure to reduce speed to avoid an accident.

•W. Laraway and Nelson Road, New Lenox: Brandon Sanchez Montoya, 24, of Joliet, was cited for speeding, no valid driver’s license, and operating an uninsured motor vehicle.

March 11

•Nelson and Timber Place, New Lenox: Aubrey Pappe, 35, of New Lenox, was cited for driving without valid driver’s license.

East Townships

March 8

•W. Pauling and S. Will Center Road, Monee: Oplis Cameron, 50, of Hammond, Indiana, was cited for aggravated speeding.

March 9

•S. Western Avenue and University Parkway, Monee: Danee McGhee, 30, of 22 Ash Street in Park Forest, was charged with failure to report accident to police, leaving the scene of an accident, failure to reduce speed to avoid an accident, and illegal transportation of alcohol.

March 10

•24800 S. Governors Highway, Skyline Memorial Park, Monee: Person/s unknown stole 45 bronze headstone vases from cemetery plots. Employee stated these types of vases have been stolen numerous times within the past two weeks.

March 11

•W. Stuenkel Road and I-57, Monee: Albert Williams, 31, of Blue Island, was cited for speeding and no valid driver’s license.

March 13

•E. Offner and S. Yates, Beecher: Stephanie McCall, 43, of Chicago, was arrested for DUI, failure to reduce speed to avoid an accident, and child endangerment.


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Legion Fish Fry February 10

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