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Fire Call
Time: 5:47 pm
Location: 1016 W. Orange Harris Agency
Details: Fire Department responded for the smell of gas. Leak was found
and gas was shut off for the night.
Warrant Arrest H18-6524 V18-10533
Time: 7:33pm
Location: Parkview Court
Arrested: Andrew Cordova (24) of Hoopeston
Details: Subject taken into custody on outstanding Vermilion County warrant
for FTA/ Jury trial for Meth possession, Battery. He was transported
PSB to see the judge.
Breach of Peach (City Ordinance) H18-6484
Time: 5:14pm
Location: 800 block of E. Wyman
Cited: William Wilkerson (57) of Hoopeston
Details: After multiple calls to the above location for loud music Mr. Wilkerson was cited for the above and given a Hoopeston city court date.
Possession of Cannabis H18-6487
Time: 7:52pm
Location: 100 blk W Main
Arrested: Jasmine M Harms (25) of Hoopeston
Details: During a traffic stop subject was taken into custody after officers
found cannabis in her possession. She was transported to HPD
where she was released with a Notice To Appear in Hoopeston City
court.
Warrant Arrest H18-6419
Time: 12:21am
Location: 426 W Orange, VFW
Arrested: Jessica Stipp (37)(F) of Hoopeston
Details: HPD officers were called to the above location because Ms. Stipp was there
and had an outstanding Vermilion County warrant. Subject was arrested and
taken to HPD to be processed. She was later released after providing bond, and
she was given a new court date.
Fire Alarm Dispatched
Time: 11:06 AM
Location: 41000 Cheneyville Rd
Details: HFD was dispatched to report of a residential fire alarm activation, smoke detector. Turned out to be burnt food call off prior to arrival. No report of damage
Fire Call
Time: 7:45pm
Location: 115 E. Orange St (Casey’s)
Details: HFD was dispatched to the above in reference to a burning smell.
Open Container Prohibited; Interference with Police Prohibited H18-6429
Time: 5:23pm
Location: 5th Ave/W. Washington
Cited: Zachary Garman (27) of Hoopeston
Cited: George Watson (59) of Hoopeston
Details: HPD officers stopped the vehicle that Mr. Garman was a passenger in for a
traffic violation. Mr. Garman was found to have an open container in the vehicle
and was arrested. While on scene, Mr. Watson approached the vehicle and
refused to leave. He was given a city citation and court date for Interference
with Police Prohibited. Mr. Garman was brought to HPD, processed with a
notice to appear in city court for Open Container Prohibited.
Expired Driver’s License, No Proof of Insurance H18-6438
Time: 04:54 am
Location: 200 E Lincoln Street
Arrested: Hamby, Cherrica E.A. (F) (30) of Hoopeston
Details: HPD officers stopped the vehicle that Ms. Hamby was driving for a traffic
violation. A computer check revealed that she had an expired driver’s license.
Subject was arrested and transported to HPD to be processed. She was later
released with 2 traffic citations and traffic court date.
Burglary to Residence H18-6440
Time: 06:19 AM
Location: 300 block W Penn Street
Complainant: 25 year old Hoopeston Male
Details: HPD officers were called to the above location because the complainant found
the residence to be unsecure and unknown subjects had entered the residence
without permission. An investigation continues.
Glasses Found
Details: A pair of glasses with case was found in the bathroom of the civic center. The
owner can identify and claim at HPD.
Fire Call
Time: 8:59am
Location: Teasdale Foods 215 W Washington
Details: Hoopeston Fire Department responded to the above for an activated
fire alarm. Alarm malfunctioned.
Traffic Accident H18-6400
Time: 4:48 pm
Location: Marathon Parking Lot 714 W Orange
Unit 1: 2007 Dodge 4 door driven by Roberto Martinez of Hoopeston
Unit 2: 2016 Subaru owned by Kyle Paler of Ridge Farm
Details: Unit #1 was backing out of a parking space when it struck Unit 2 that was parked. No citations issued. No injuries reported. Both units were insured.
Wanted on Warrant H18-6401
Time: 6:52pm
Location: 301 W. Main St HPD
Arrested: Heather Cibirka (35) of Hoopeston
Details: Cibirka came to HPD to turn herself in on a Pike County warrant. Subject posted bond and was released with a new court date.
Criminal Damage to Auto H18-6381
Time: 10:18pm
Location: 800 block of E. Penn
Complainant: (19) year old Hoopeston male
Details: Complainant contacted HPD when he discovered damage done to his vehicle. Investigation continues.
Fire Call
Time: 3:40am
Location: 325 E Orange St. Autumn Fields
Details: HFD and HPD were called to the scene of a fire alarm. After a walk through,
the alarm was found to be false.
Found Property
Time: 08:15 am
Location: John Greer Parking Lot
Details: Alcatel black cellular phone found on the school parking lot. Owner may claim the phone by providing detailed information.
Fraud H18-6350
Time: 2:30pm
Location: 300 blk N 9th Avenue
Complainant: 45 year old Hoopeston woman
Details: Complainant reported unauthorized charges on her credit card
Domestic Battery ` H18-6305 V18-10217
Time: 2:55pm
Location: 500 blk N 8th avenue
Complainant: 37 year old Hoopeston woman
Arrested: Brandon P Grills (18) of Hoopeston
Details: Officers responded to a call for a disturbance. Grills was taken into
custody and charged with Domestic Battery. He was transported to
PSB for arraignment.
Driving While License Suspended H18-6313
Time: 8:30pm
Location: Penn/9th Av
Arrested: Keaton Longest (21)(M) of Milford
Details: HPD officers stopped the vehicle Mr. Longest was driving on a traffic violation.
A computer check revealed subject had a suspended driver’s license. He was
arrested and taken to HPD for processing. He was later released after providing
bond and given a traffic citation.
Possession of Cannabis w/ Intent to Deliver,DWLS H18-6333 V18-10254
Time: 6:08pm
Location: 5th Ave/Maple St
Arrested: Jerry Harper (31)(M) of Urbana
Michael Murray (30)(M) of Urbana
Details: HPD officers stopped the vehicle that both males were in for a traffic violation. Upon investigation, Mr. Murray was found to have a suspended driver’s license,
and Mr. Harper was found to be in possession of cannabis. Both subjects were
arrested and taken to HPD to be processed. Mr. Murray was given a traffic
citation and court date and was released. Mr. Harper was transported to the PSB
in Danville to await arraignment.
“Since 2015, the average cost of Thanksgiving dinner has declined steadily and is now at the lowest level since 2010,” said AFBF Chief Economist Dr. John Newton.
The shopping list for Farm Bureau’s informal survey includes turkey, bread stuffing, sweet potatoes, rolls with butter, peas, cranberries, a veggie tray, pumpkin pie with whipped cream, and coffee and milk, all in quantities sufficient to serve a family of 10 with plenty for leftovers.
The featured food on most Thanksgiving tables – the turkey – cost $21.71 for the 16-pound bird, down 3% nationally compared to last year. “Thanks to an ample supply, turkey remains affordable for consumers, which helps keep the overall cost of the dinner reasonably priced as well,” Newton said.
Other foods showing the largest decreases this year included a gallon of milk, down 2%; three pounds of sweet potatoes and a 1-pound bag of green peas, each down 4%.
Items that showed a modest price increase were the fresh cranberries, up 9%; pumpkin pie mix, up 4%; and cubed stuffing, up 2%.
New this year, to capture the diversity in Thanksgiving meals across the U.S., American Farm Bureau also checked prices on a 4-pound bone-in ham, 5 pounds of Russet potatoes and 1-pound of frozen green beans.
“Adding these foods to the classic Thanksgiving menu increased the overall cost slightly, to $61.72 or about $6 per person,” said Newton.
A total of 166 volunteer shoppers checked prices at grocery stores in 37 states for this year’s survey. Farm Bureau volunteer shoppers are asked to look for the best possible prices, without taking advantage of special promotional coupons or purchase deals, such as spending $50 and receiving a free turkey. After adjusting for inflation, the cost of a Thanksgiving dinner fell to $19.37, the most affordable in more than a decade.
Farm Bureau also surveyed the price of a traditional Thanksgiving meal available from popular food delivery services. This revealed that the convenience of food delivery does have a larger price tag. A 16-pound turkey was nearly 50 percent more expensive at nearly $2 per pound when purchased from a food delivery service. Nearly every individual item was more expensive compared to the Farm Bureau average and the total cost of the dinner was about 60 percent higher at about $8 per person.
The AFBF Thanksgiving dinner survey was first conducted in 1986. While Farm Bureau does not make any scientific claims about the data, it is an informal gauge of price trends around the nation. Farm Bureau’s survey menu has remained unchanged since 1986 to allow for consistent price comparisons.
Burglary to Auto H18-6269
Time: 6:25pm
Location: 1030 W. Chestnut (IGA)
Complainant: (63) year old Rossville female
Details: Complainant contacted HPD when she noticed items had been taken without her permission. Investigation continues.
Theft (City Ord) H18-6271
Time: 8:56pm
Location: 415 S. Dixie Hwy (Dollar General)
Arrested: Jennifer Watkins (33) of Hoopeston
Details: Officers were dispatched to the above in reference to a theft that had just occurred. Watkins was charged with the above, and taken to HPD where she was processed and later released with a NTA in city court.
Criminal Damage H18-6223
Time: 14:42hrs
Location: Parkview Court
Complainant: 33 yo Hoopeston female
Details: Officers responded to the above location after the complainant had discovered damage to her vehicle. An investigation continues.
Criminal Damage H18-6225
Time: 17:04hrs
Location: 200 blk W. Maple
Complainant: 18 yo Alvin female
Details: Officers responded to the above location after the complainant had discovered damage to her vehicle. An investigation continues.
Fire Alarm
Time: 19:58hrs
Location: 400 blk E. Honeywell
Details: HFD responded to the above location in reference to an audible fire alarm. An investigation revealed the source was burnt food.
Traffic Accident H18-6236
Time: 6:53am
Location: Hoopeston High School
Unit #1: 2013 Chevy Suburban driven by Denise Bray (53) of Hoopeston
Unit #2: 2008 Chevy owned by Earl Eells of Rossville
Details: While Unit 1 was backing it struck Unit 2 which was parked
and unoccupied.
Traffic Accident H18-6183
Time: 2:13pm
Location: 851 E Orange St, Chittick parking lot
Unit #1: 2003 Ford Ambulance owned by Village of Oakwood, driven by
Julie Roark (20)(F) of Catlin
Unit #2: 2006 Toyota pickup driven by Dwight Hoffman (87)(M) of Hoopeston
Details: Unit #1 was backing out of a parking space to turn around and struck the
side of Unit #2 who was entering the parking lot. No injuries were reported,
both units were insured and no tickets were issued.
Fire Call
Time: 7:26pm
Location: Maple St/4th Ave
Details: HFD was dispatched to the area for the report of a strong odor of
natural gas. Upon investigation, it was found to be a release valve with
no danger.
Unlawful Display on a Vehicle of any License Plate not Authorized for use on Vehicle
Time: 8:37pm H18-6188
Location: 1000 blk W Main St
Arrested: Michael Ervin (56)(M) of Hoopeston
Details: HPD officers performed a traffic stop on the vehicle Mr. Ervin was
driving because the registration information didn’t match the vehicle he was
driving. He was arrested on the above charge, taken to HPD and was
processed. He was later released with a traffic citation and traffic court
date.
No Valid DL H18-6217
Time: 19:34hrs
Location: Main/1st Ave,
Arrested: Jose Ortiz (26)(M) of Hoopeston
Details: Officers stopped the vehicle driven by Ortiz for an equipment violation. A computer check revealed Ortiz has never been issued a license, and therefore, did not have a valid driver’s license. He was transported to HPD where he was processed, posted bond, and was released with a court date.
Wanted on Warrant H18-6139 V18-9953
Time: 18:55
Location: 900 block of W. Main
Arrested: Patrick E. Henning (45) of Hoopeston
Details: Officers checked out at the above location in an attempt to locate Henning, who was known to have two Vermilion County Warrants. Henning was located, taken to HPD, where he was processed and later transported to the PSB.
No Valid Driver’s License, Disobeying Stop Sign H18-6111
Time: 2:41am
Location: 3rd St/Lincoln
Arrested: Jordan Finazzi (27) (M) of Rossville
Details: HPD officers stopped the vehicle Mr. Finazzi was driving for a traffic violation. A computer check revealed that subject didn’t have a valid driver’s license. He was arrested and taken to HPD for processing. He was later released with 2 traffic citations and traffic court date.
Criminal Damage to Property H18-5118
Time: 1:32pm
Location: 700 block of S. 2nd Ave
Complainant: (51) year old Hoopeston female
Details: HPD was called to the above residence when the complainant discovered damage done to her property. Investigation continues
Warrant Arrest H18-6124 V18-9933
Time: 11:02pm
Location: 1022 W Penn St, Casey’s
Arrested: Thonchel Scott (26) (M) of Hoopeston
Details: HPD officers were called to McDonalds for a report of a suspicious person.
Subject was found at Casey’s and a computer check revealed that he had
an outstanding warrant through Vermilion County. He was arrested and
taken to HPD for processing. He was later transported to the PSB in
Danville in lieu of bond.
Hit & Run Traffic Accident (PD) H18-6095
Time: 7:31am
Location: 300 blk W Maple St
Unit #1: Left scene unknown at this time
Unit #2: Parked Unit owned by Douglas Livingston (M) of Hoopeston
Details: At the above time the owner of the unit 2 reported that someone had struck his
2009 GMC truck passenger rear corner. Investigation continues
Fire Call
Time: 10:34 am
Location: 700 blk S Market
Details: Fire Department responded to a residence after a neighbor witnessed
smoke coming from a window. Upon investigation it turned out to
be a false alarm. No fire
Possession of Cannabis H18-6059 V18-9800
Time: 8:24pm
Location: 700 block of S. 1st Ave
Arrested: Rodney Franklin (19) of Hoopeston
Details: While on a routine traffic stop Mr. Franklin was found to be in possession of cannabis. He was charged with the above, and taken to HPD, where he was processed and later transported to the PSB.
Burglary to Auto H18-6075
Time: 10:49pm
Location: 300 block of S. Market
Complainant: (58) year old Hoopeston Male
Details: Complainant contacted HPD when he noticed item were taken from his vehicle, without his permission. Investigation continues.
Possession of Controlled Substance H18-6081 V18-9834
Time: 1:47am
Location: 900 block of E. McNeil
Arrested: Ian Gaffney (27) of Hoopeston
Details: Officers were called to the above location in reference to a subject in the area yelling. After an investigation Mr. Gaffney was found to be in possession of a controlled substance. Mr. Gaffney was charged with the above and taken to HPD, where he as processed and later transported to the PSB.
Fire Call
Time: 7:37am
Location: 701 E. Orange
Details: Fire department responded for an activated fire alarm. Nothing found.
WOW Perjury Warren County, IN H18-6085 V18-9844
Time: 2:38pm
Location: 600 blk E. Main St.
Arrested: Angel Bane (38) of Hoopeston
Details: Officers were on patrol when they attempted to locate Bane whom they knew to have an outstanding warrant for her arrest. Officers made contact with her, and a computer check confirmed the warrant as active. She was taken to HPD where she was processed and then transferred to the PSB to await extradition.
Criminal Damage To Property H18-6040
Time: 4:30 pm
Location: 700 blk S 2nd Avenue
Complainant: 51 year old Hoopeston woman
Details: Complainant reported unknown person(s) damaged her window
with a bb gun shot.
Traffic Accident H18-6044
Time: 9:34pm
Location: Market/Penn
Unit #1: 2018 Buick SUV driven by Susan Strawser (61) (F) from Milford
Unit #2: 2003 Ford Mustang driven by Renee Chandler (45) (F) from Hoopeston
Details: Unit #2 entered the intersection and was struck by Unit #1. No injuries were
reported, and driver of Unit #2 was cited for Operating an Uninsured Vehicle.
Criminal Damage to Property H18-6013
Time: 08:05 AM
Location: 700 block South 2nd Avenue
Complainant: 51 year old Hoopeston Woman
Details: Complainant contacted HPD and advised damage was to their property.
Investigation Continues.
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