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Community Policing Activities

Some that still don't get it, got it

[MARCH 1, 2003]  From Feb. 9 through 22, the Lincoln Police Department, with a grant provided by the Illinois Department of Transportation, conducted a seat belt enforcement detail within the city of Lincoln. Nine officers participated in the enforcement detail and stopped 119 vehicles during this detail. The results are as follows:

• Speeding citations: 24
• Other moving citations: 31
• Seat belt citations: 96
• Child restraint citations: 1
• Suspended license: 3

• Total citations issued: 155

As we approach spring and a busy traveling season, the Lincoln Police Department continues to encourage the motoring public to use seat belts and child restraint devices while traveling.

[Officer Tim Butterfield,
Lincoln Police Department]

Court News

Name, age, address; date, charge; sentence

(Week ending 3-6-03)

• Rain Bektesoski, 19, 104 SW Arch, Atlanta; domestic battery; pleaded guilty, 18 months probation, $350 fine plus court costs, $100 mandatory assessment, Men Who Batter class

• Jeremiah V. Charron, 22, 808 N Monroe; 1-20-03, battery; six months conditional discharge, $350 fine plus court costs

• LeAnn Charron, 23, 512 Omaha; 9-11-02, deceptive practices; pleaded guilty, $150 fine plus court costs, $148.07 restitution

• Brandon Cordell, 19, 300 E. Logan, Hartsburg; 1-15-03, unlawful possession of alcohol by a minor; pleaded guilty, 12 months court supervision, $250 fine plus court costs

• Joshua Delatorre, 19, 110 Joynt, Latham; 1-11-03, unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia; pleaded guilty, 12 months court supervision, $750 fine plus court costs

• Jeremy S. Hulen, 20, 1926 Lambert, Normal; unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia; pleaded guilty, $750 fine plus court costs

• Alvin Jones, 46, 715 N. Monroe; 11-9-02, theft under $300, pleaded guilty, 12 months conditional discharge, $63 restitution plus court costs

• Michael G. Medina, 24, 607 Table, Lockport, 10-13-02, unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia; pleaded guilty, $750 fine plus court costs

• Erika L. Murry, 23, 1504 E. Cook, Springfield; 7-18-02, unlawful possession of cannabis; pleaded guilty, $200 fine plus court costs, $200 mandatory assessment

• Brian Rex, 32, 7104 E. Bethany, N. Little Rock, Ark.; 1-4-03, unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia; pleaded guilty, six months court supervision, $750 fine plus court costs

• Martha L. Ross, 38, 404 Palmer; 9-2-02, deceptive practices; 12 months probation, $300 fine plus court costs, six days Logan County Jail with credit for six days

• Martha L. Ross, 38, 404 Palmer;1-8-03, unlawful damage of a vehicle; pleaded guilty, 12 months probation, restitution, six days Logan County Jail with credit for six days

• Bruce Steen, 33, 1102 N. Postville Drive #11; 2-4-03, domestic battery; pleaded guilty, 18 months probation, court costs, 14 weekends Logan County Jail

• Tyrone Wrenn, 35, 408 E. Vine; 2-4-3, unlawful possession of cannabis; pleaded guilty, $200 fine plus court costs, $200 mandatory assessment, $100 lab fee

Marriage Licenses

(Week ending 3-6-03)

• Robert M. Beam, Jasper, Ga.
  Tywanna L. Fishel, Lincoln

• Tri N. Nguyen, Lincoln
  Phuong Vu-Tu Do, Lincoln

• Jeffery L. Letterle, Lincoln
  Emily S. Finley, Lincoln

• Kandall J. Barnes, Lincoln
  Mary A. Gesner, Lincoln

Dissolutions

(Week ending 3-6-03)

• Anthony C. Dinger, Lincoln
  Tabatha C. Dinger, Lincoln

• David L. Leaser, Lincoln
  Carolyn S. Leaser, Lincoln

• Clint B. Clark, Lincoln
  Leticia S. Clark, Lincoln

Most Wanted

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Anyone with information concerning crimes in the Lincoln and Logan County area is urged to call Crime Stoppers at 732-3000 or send a message to crime@ccaonline.com. Your information will be kept confidential and you may remain anonymous. If your information leads to the arrest of people involved, Crime Stoppers will pay you a cash reward up to $1,000.

Crime Stoppers has an answering machine to answer your calls. This is to protect you if you wish to remain anonymous. (Your calls cannot be traced with the machine.) You need to let us know how you can be contacted about the incident, or you must watch to see if the subject has been arrested. This is so we can make a payout.

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