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Community Policing Activities

[JAN. 10, 2002]  The Lincoln Police Department announces that they are now accepting applications for the next class of the Citizen Police Academy. Applications and informational packets can be picked up at the Lincoln Police Department at 911 Pekin St. There is no cost to you if you wish to join.

The Citizen Police Academy gives the participant an opportunity to learn about the Lincoln Police Department and its daily operations. Not only is this a learning experience, but it also acts as a building block in the relationship between the police and the community. The participants will attend one class per week for 10 weeks. The classes will begin on March 12 and will end on May 28. Classes begin at 6:30 p.m. and will end at approximately 8:30 p.m.

If you are 17 years old or older and want to be involved in preventing crime, you are invited to join the Citizen Police Academy. Applications and informational packets are available at the Lincoln Police Department. The applications must be turned in no later than March 5.

Hope to see you in the class!

[Timothy Butterfield, community policing officer]

Court News

Name, age, address; date, charge; sentence   

(week ending 1-25-02)

Assault

• Dusstin J. Lynch, 19, 1518 Rutledge, Urbana; 8-10-01, aggravated assault; pleaded guilty, $300 fine plus court costs, 18 months court supervision

Battery

• Ronald Huskins, 40, 115 Oscar St.; 9-3-01, domestic battery; pleaded guilty, $300 fine plus court costs, 12 months probation, men who batter counseling, $110 domestic fee

• Napoleon Mond, 29, 1610 E. Lake Shore Drive, Decatur; 12-21-01, battery; one year conditional discharge, $300 fine plus court costs

• Roger Oltmanns, 59, 2 Oakwood Drive; 8-3-01, battery; pleaded guilty, $1,000 fine plus court costs

Criminal damage to property

• Troy R. Baker, 30, 402 N. Madison, Middletown; 9-15-01, criminal damage to property; 12 months probation, $100 fine plus court costs, restitution $197.29

Deceptive practice

• Letricia A. Fliege, 28, 512 W. Fayette, Apt. F, Springfield; 11-2000, deceptive practice; pleaded guilty, 12 months court supervision, $100 fine plus court costs, restitution $109.95

Drug charges

• David W. Ensminger, 42, 1116 Elmhurst Road, Mount Prospect; 8-4-00, unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia; pleaded guilty, $750 fine plus court costs

• Kenneth Lilly, 32, 6274 Clay Hill Road, Liberty, Miss.; unlawful possession of a controlled substance; pleaded guilty, 24 months probation, $500 fine plus court costs

• Andrew Swan, 31, 806 N. Main, Vermont; 8-3-01, unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia; pleaded guilty, $750 fine plus court costs

• John F. Ward, 38, Box 165, R.R. 2, Clinton; 10-8-01, unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia; pleaded guilty, $300 fine plus court costs, $200 mandatory assessment, $50 lab fee

Resisting a peace officer

• Stacey L. Lane, 25, 2154 North St., Beason; 12-3-01, resisting a peace officer; pleaded guilty, $300 fine plus court costs

• Male, 1000 block of North College: 7-30-01, resisting a police officer; pleaded guilty, 12 months probation, $200 fine plus court costs

Theft

• Shefiu Ogunlana, 18, 8245 S. Dante, Chicago; 12-7-01, retail theft; pleaded guilty, $200 fine plus court costs

• John M. Pollock, 22, 603 N. Hamilton St. A; 12-18-01, attempt theft; pleaded guilty, $200 fine plus court costs

• Scott Smith, 26, 209 Yosemite; 10-31-01, retail theft; pleaded guilty, 30 months probation, 46 days Logan County Jail with credit for time served, $299.96 restitution

• Male, 2000th St., Chestnut; 5-30-01, 1-10-02, theft; pleaded guilty, 24 months probation, $500 fine, $1,170.28 restitution, complete high school or equivalent

Weapons charge

• London A. Triplett, 28, 4022 W. 24th St., Milwaukee; 11-9-01, unlawful use of weapon; pleaded guilty, $400 fine plus court costs, forfeit weapon

Marriage Licenses

• Douglas W. Usherwood, Atlanta
  Jeanette M. Wilson, Atlanta

• Jammie A. Hill, Atlanta
  Brandi J. White, Atlanta

Divorces

(week ending 1-25-02)

• Douglas J. Newhouse, Lincoln
  Michelle L. Newhouse, Lincoln

• Ronald D. Rice, Lincoln
  Lori L. Rice, Lincoln

• Gary L. Donley, Lincoln
  Malisa K. Donley, Lincoln

• David E. Gleason, Lincoln
  Shawna L. Gleason, Lincoln

Most Wanted

Call (217) 732-4159 with any information.

Call (217) 732-4159 with any information.

ANYONE WITH ANY INFORMATION CONCERNING THESE INCIDENTS OR ANY OTHER CRIME IN THE LINCOLN/LOGAN COUNTY AREA IS URGED TO CALL "CRIME STOPPERS" AT 732-3000 OR E-MAIL AT crime@ccaonline.com.  YOUR INFORMATION WILL BE KEPT CONFIDENTIAL AND YOU MAY REMAIN ANONYMOUS.  IF YOUR INFORMATION LEADS TO THE ARREST OF THE PERSON(S) 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.

Cases

• Sometime before 9:22 a.m. on Dec. 15, 2001, a Chevrolet Cavalier was taken without the owner’s permission from the 200 block of Latham Street in Lincoln. The vehicle was later found stuck in the mud at the Sportsman’s Club. Crime Stoppers is asking for information as to who had taken the vehicle.

• Sometime before 9:11 a.m. on July 21, a burglary occurred at Lincoln Junior High School, 208 Broadway St. in Lincoln. Unknown person(s) broke a window on the third floor and gained access to the building. Unknown person(s) went through the school and caused damage and vandalism to the school property.

• Late Sunday night and early Monday morning, March 18 and 19, someone stole items from five different Lincoln vehicles.
  The first vehicle was parked at a residence on the 1800 block of Pekin. A $175 radar detector was taken from the car.
  In one of the Lincoln Christian College parking lots, change was stolen from an automobile.
  On the 200 block of Mayfield, several items totaling $75 were stolen from a car parked at the owner’s residence: a book binder, school books, homework, a calculator, a learner's permit and some change.
  The next vehicle was parked inside a garage on the 900 block of N. McLean. The owner remembers locking the garage door. A portable CD player, which is worth about $100, was taken from the vehicle.
  The last theft was from a car parked at the owner’s residence. A $50 AM/FM CD player was stolen.
  There are no suspects at this time, but due to the timing of the crimes it is believed that they may be connected. If you have any information about these thefts, please contact the Lincoln Police Department at 732-2151, or Crime Stoppers at 732-3000.

• A series of thefts in the early morning hours of Thursday, March 15, is under investigation. There are no suspects yet, but police believe that one person or group is responsible for all of the crimes. 

  The first vehicle, a pickup truck, parked at the owner’s residence in the 500 block of Tremont, was entered through the rear sliding door. It is estimated that $400 worth of property was stolen: a radio, duffle bag, four clothing items, prescription sunglasses, two flashlights and a disposable camera.

  The second vehicle had an AM/FM CD player stolen. To gain entry, the suspects forced entry to the side door of the ’93 Jeep, which was parked in front of the owner’s residence in the 300 block of Tremont. The radio is worth about $100.

  Two cars were broken into in a residential parking lot on the 100 block of S. Logan St. One vehicle, a truck, had a CD player removed; the suspects removed the dash cover to take the $200 unit.

  The other vehicle, a van, had a radar detector removed. The detector is worth about $100.

  If you have any information about these crimes, please contact the Lincoln Police Department at 732-2151 or Crime Stoppers at 732-3000.

• On Feb. 19, 2001, between 6 and 8:15 p.m. unknown person(s) placed an unknown substance on a 1999 Cadillac parked at the Mount Pulaski grade school. The grade school is located at 200 N. Garden Street in Mount Pulaski. The substance caused extensive damage to the paint on the vehicle. The Mount Pulaski Police Department, (217) 792-5018, and the Lincoln/Logan County Crime Stoppers are requesting anyone with any information to contact them.

• On Jan. 16, 2001, a possible arson occurred at 127 N. Kickapoo St. (the old Scully Building) in Lincoln. The possible arson was reported at approx. 7:12 p.m. on that date. Anyone with any information about this incident who may have seen anything or anyone in the area of the building is asked to contact the Lincoln Police Department, Lincoln Fire Department or Crime Stoppers.

• On Jan. 12, 2001, sometime between 6  and 9 p.m., a burglary occurred on Mayfair Drive in Lincoln. Unknown person(s) forced open a garage door and entered the residence. Unknown person(s) looked through dresser drawers and a closet. Taken from the residence were several shotguns, a cellular phone and a camera.

• Sometime between Nov. 23 and Nov. 27, 2000, unknown person(s) entered a residence on the west side of Lincoln. Unknown person(s) forced entry to the residence and went through it. Several items of jewelry where taken, along with a laptop computer and an unknown amount of U.S. currency.

• Sometime between Nov. 13 and Nov. 14, 2000, unknown person(s) forced entry to the Plaza Wash and Lube at 2821 Woodlawn Road in Lincoln. Unknown person(s) broke a window on a door on the east side of the building. Unknown person(s) entered the office area and took an assortment of U.S. currency and some product coupons. Estimated damage to the door was around $70.

Information on payouts

Total calls received:       241

Solved cases:                   45

Arrests made:                   60

Dollar amount of drugs and merchandise recovered:    $36,200.00

Dollar amount paid out for rewards:    $9,775.00

(2000 figures)

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