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Going on vacation?
Who's watching your house?

[JUNE 12, 2003]  The Lincoln Police Department is striving to meet the needs of citizens within the community. Recently the department conducted a survey on "Fear of Crime and Victimization." Results of the survey showed that there are areas the police department needs to improve on and there are areas of service that the community is satisfied with and would like to have continued.

The survey of registered voters selected at random indicated that police should continue and expand on vacation checks of homes. Security checks are appreciated while vacationers are away from home enjoying time with the family.

To aid the community in accomplishing this, the Lincoln police have developed a website: lincolnpolice.us. On the site you can fill out the vacation checklist form and it will be sent to the proper officer who will check on your residence. He will then e-mail you and tell you the status of the residence being checked.

If you would like to find out any other information about the Lincoln Police Department, please visit lincolnpolice.us.

Chief Rich Montcalm says, "We can only become a more professional police department with your assistance."

[Press release / LDN]

Link to Illinois sex offender information provided by the Illinois State Police:

http://www.isp.state.il.us/sor/frames.htm

Searches available by city, county, ZIP code and name.

Community Policing Activities

Court News

Name, age, address; date, charge; sentence

(Week ending 7-17-03)

• Lachanda A. Barlow, 31, 1809 E. Nebraska, St. Paul, Minn.; 6-17-03, unlawful possession of cannabis; pleaded guilty, 12 months conditional discharge, $500 fine plus court costs, $300 mandatory assessment, $170 street value fine

• Joel D. Brassfield, 18, 203 Seventh; 6-20-03, unlawful consumption of alcohol; pleaded guilty, six months court supervision, $250 fine plus court costs, attend victim impact panel

• Lisa L. Carlock, 33, 204 N. Main, Middletown; 1-10-03, deceptive practice; pleaded guilty, 12 months court supervision, $100 fine plus court costs, $28.80 restitution

• Andrew S. Chapman, 18, 713 S. Walnut, Apt. B; 6-15-03, unlawful possession of cannabis; pleaded guilty, 12 months court supervision, $200 fine plus court costs, $200 mandatory assessment, $20 street value fine

• Cassandra J. Dupre, 18, 221 N. Spring, Mount Pulaski; 3-25-03, unlawful consumption of alcohol; pleaded guilty, 24 months conditional discharge, $750 fine plus court costs, attend victim impact panel, 120 remitted days Logan County Jail

• Joshua A. Geriets, 18, 304 N. Beach, Forrest; 7-6-03, battery, pleaded guilty, 12 months court supervision, $300 fine plus court costs

• Angie M. Guyer, 26, 748 Bryan; 11-27-02, deceptive practice, pleaded guilty, 12 months court supervision, $100 fine plus court costs, $257.60 restitution

• James Huffman, 39, 34 Terrance; 11-8-02, unlawful use of cable television service; pleaded guilty, 12 months conditional discharge, $350 fine plus court costs

• Dennis D. King, 41, 521 Clinton; 3-19-03, unlawful possession of cannabis; pleaded guilty, 12 months conditional discharge, $300 fine plus court costs, $200 mandatory assessment, $50 street value fine, $100 lab fee

• James W. Kisner, 17, 204 E. Fourth, Armington; 4-5-03, unlawful possession of alcohol; pleaded guilty, six months court supervision, $300 fine plus court costs

• Tony Long, 30, 522 Third; 2-13-03, domestic battery; pleaded guilty, 12 months probation, $350 fine plus court costs, attend Men Who Batter, $100 mandatory assessment

• Richard D. McClellan, 21, 405 N. Hamilton; 6-9-03, unlawful consumption of alcohol; pleaded guilty, six months court supervision, $250 fine plus court costs, attend victim impact panel

• Jennifer A. Phillips, 29, 329 Third; 3-02, deceptive practice; pleaded guilty, 12 months conditional discharge, $150 fine plus court costs, $95.25 restitution

• Beth A. Prince, 37, 612 S. Madison; 3-4-03, retail theft; pleaded guilty, six months court supervision, $250 fine plus court costs

• Alan E. Snyder, 29, 2304 Bank, Keokuk, Iowa; 4-25-03, domestic battery; pleaded guilty, 12 months conditional discharge, $500 fine plus court costs

• Kayla N. Spray, 18, 601 E. Williams, Atlanta; 6-12-03, unlawful possession of cannabis; pleaded guilty, $750 fine plus court costs

• Joseph J. Watts, 18, 300 Third, LaSalle; unlawful possession of cannabis; pleaded guilty, $400 fine plus court costs, 12 months court supervision, $200 mandatory assessment

• Cassie R. Young, 23, 8 Coachlight Village, Mason City; 7-3-03, domestic battery; 12 months probation, two days Logan County Jail, court costs, attend Women Who Batter

• Female, 17, 1750 Fifth, unlawful consumption of alcohol; pleaded guilty, 12 months court supervision, $250 fine plus court costs attend victim impact panel

Marriage Licenses

(Week ending 7-17-03)

• Christopher A. Cordray, Lincoln
  Mandy K. Cook, Lincoln

• Stephen M. Mnyapara, Glen Carbon
  Porcha Carter, Lincoln

• Richard F. Selinger, Mount Pulaski
  Jamon L. Benner, Mount Pulaski

• Curtis R. Moore, Mount Pulaski
  Jeannifer L. Hughes, Mount Pulaski

• Randall E. Daugherty, Lincoln
  Shelly K. Robertson, Lincoln

• Matthew D. Mevis, Rochester
  Gina M. Sennett, Lincoln

• Deacon R. Hopper, Lincoln
  Kristina M. Palmer, Lincoln

• Mark D. Briggs, Emden
  Nicole M. Lusher, Emden

• Michael J. Cook, Lincoln
  Carol J. Austin, Lincoln

• Jansen K. Whitted, Mason City
  Rachael B. Kirby, Mason City

• Craig E. Farnam, Lawndale
  Denise R. Lucey, Lawndale

Dissolutions

(Week ending 7-17-03)

• Bradley D. White, Lincoln
  Tiffeny J. White, Lincoln

Most Wanted

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Storage sheds burglarized

[APRIL 25, 2003]  Sometime prior to March 26, several burglaries took place at The Storage Box, 1730 Fifth St. in Lincoln. Unknown person(s) cut the locks off several storage sheds at that location. Once inside the sheds, unknown person(s) took video equipment, golf equipment and some computer equipment. Items stolen from the storage sheds added up to approximately $10,000.

Anyone with any information concerning this incident or any other crime in the Lincoln/Logan County area is urged to call Crime Stoppers at (217) 732-3000 or e-mail crimestoppers@lincolnpolice.us.

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 to you.

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