Speeding Citation H23-6619

Time: 12:34 PM

Location: 300 blk of S Dixie Hwy Hoopeston

Cited: Stingley, Chad E (M) (23) of Hammond Indiana

Details: At the above time HPD Officer, observed speeding and was stopped. Subject was issued a citation. They were released on scene with Vermilion County Court Date.

Accident PD H23-6621

Date: 12/1/23

Time: 4:53 PM

Location: McDonald’s – 824 S Dixie Highway

Unit 1: 2007 Toyota Tundra driven by Richard L Price of Wellington

Unit 2: 2017 Nissan Rogue drive by Heather M Cloud of Hoopeston

Details: While in the drive through, Unit 2 was struck from behind by Unit 1. Both vehicles were insured and no tickets were issued.

Criminal Trespass to Real Property, Retail Theft H23-6647

Time: 1:47 pm

Location: Dollar General – 415 S Dixie Highway

Arrested: Suzie M Davis (F) (41) of Hoopeston

Details: The above subject was located and taken into custody by HPD after a report was made that Ms. Davis was in the business after previously being banned and attempted to take items without paying. She was transported to HPD for processing and later released with a notice to appear in Vermilion County Court.

Violation of Order of Protection H23-6598 2023-9874 Time: 6:21 pm Location: Hoopeston Police Department – 301 W Main St Arrested: Joshua E Kempen (M) (34) of Hoopeston Details: HPD located and arrested the above subject for violation of order of protection. Mr. Kempen was taken into custody by HPD and processed. He was later transported to PSB Danville, IL to await arraignment. 

The Board of the Vermilion County Child Advocacy Center announced Jonathan Munoz has been hired as the new Executive Director of the organization. Munoz has been employed with the VCCAC as a child and family advocate since 2021 and is passionate in his work with children. The VCCAC was founded in 2020 through the combined efforts of Vermilion County State’s Attorney Jacqueline Lacy and the late Senator Scott Bennett. The organization has improved the response to child abuse cases in Vermilion County. State’s Attorney and Chair of the Board of Directors, Jacqueline Lacy, stated, “I am confident in the abilities of Jonathan Munoz to lead the Child Advocacy Center and to continue the vision Senator Scott Bennett and I had when we started this project. It is evident that Mr. Munoz cares about this work and the path to healing for the child victims and families who walk through the doors of the VCCAC.” Jonathan Munoz is a Non-Commissioned Officer in the United States Army. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Human Development and Family Studies from the University of Illinois. In his spare time Munoz also teaches Taekwondo to young adults. “I am extremely honored to be chosen to become the Executive Director of the Vermilion County Child Advocacy Center. I am truly excited about this new chapter in my career and I look forward to working with such an amazing Board of Directors and the Multidisciplinary Team in our community. The foundation of the Child Advocacy Center is strong and I’m very excited to see it continue to grow,” Munoz said. The VCCAC serves child victims of abuse and their non-offending caregivers by providing services through a comprehensive, child-focused approach in a safe, neutral, environment. By bridging the gaps between law enforcement, the Department of Children and Family Services, prosecutors, and service providers during an investigation, VCCAC reduces the number of times a child has to retell their story. Children are referred to VCCAC through the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services or local law enforcement when abuse is suspected. If you suspect abuse, call your local police department, 911, or the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services at 1-800-25-ABUSE (1-800-252-2873). At this time, VCCAC serves families and children within Vermilion County. (

DWLR, Operation of Motor Vehicle when Registration Suspended, Operating an Uninsured Vehicle

H23-6570

Date/Time: Nov 28, 2023 8:49pm

Location: 824 S Dixie Hwy, McDonalds

Arrested: Krista Duffin (F) (35) of Paxton

Details: HPD officers checked out with a suspicious vehicle parked across both lanes of the drive-thru occupied by Ms. Duffin. A computer check of vehicle showed a suspended registration, and a check of the driver showed a revoked driver’s license. Subject was arrested and taken to HPD to be processed. She was later released with 3 traffic citations and a Vermilion County traffic court date.

Burglary, Criminal Damage to Property H23-6361 2023-9841

Date/Time of Offense: Nov 15, 2023 6:24pm

Date/Time of Arrest Nov 29, 2023 7:39pm

Location: 400 blk W Penn St

Complainant: 60 year old Hoopeston female

Arrested: Titus Barber (M) (45) of Hoopeston

Details: On 11/15/2023, the complainant contacted HPD in reference to a burglary to a garage.

After an investigation, Mr. Barber was arrested at HPD when he came in for an interview.

He was processed and taken to the PSB in Danville to await arraignment.

Domestic Battery H23-6589 2023-9843

Time: 11:02pm

Location: 700 blk S 6th Av

Complainant: 42 year old Hoopeston male

Arrested: Dakota Hanlin (M) (31) of Hoopeston

Details: HPD officers were dispatched to the above location for the report of a domestic disturbance.

Upon investigation, Mr. Hanlin was arrested and taken to HPD to be processed. He

was later transported to the PSB in Danville to await arraignment

Speeding H23-6558

Time: 3:07am

Location: W Orange/S Dixie Hwy

Cited: Trea Powers (M) (20) of Hoopeston

Details: HPD officers stopped the vehicle Mr. Powers was driving for a traffic violation. He

was given a traffic citation for speeding (50 in a 35mph zone) and released from scene

with a traffic court date.

Speeding H23-6543

Time: 12:17am

Location: W Orange/S 6th Av

Cited: Karoline Gomez (F) (28) of Hoopeston

Details: HPD officers stopped the vehicle Ms. Gomez was driving for a traffic violation. She

was released from scene after receiving a citation for speeding (51 in a 35-mph zone)

and a traffic court date.

Criminal Trespass to Residence, Resisting Arrest & Obstructing Police H23-6547

Time: 3:15 AM

Location: 700 Block of E McCracken Av

Arrestee: Hutton, Victor L (M) (55) Homeless no residence.

Details: While HPD Officers were doing a check of vacant residences in the area, they found a home that was illegally occupied by Mr. Hutton. Subject was arrested and transported to HPD. He

was processed and later released on an OR bond with a Vermilion County court date.

Speeding H23-6543

Time: 12:17am

Location: W Orange/S 6th Av

Cited: Karoline Gomez (F) (28) of Hoopeston

Details: HPD officers stopped the vehicle Ms. Gomez was driving for a traffic violation. She

was released from scene after receiving a citation for speeding (51 in a 35-mph zone)

and a traffic court date.

Criminal Trespass to Residence, Resisting Arrest & Obstructing Police H23-6547

Time: 3:15 AM

Location: 700 Block of E McCracken Av

Arrestee: Hutton, Victor L (M) (55) Homeless no residence.

Details: While HPD Officers were doing a check of vacant residences in the area, they found a home that was illegally occupied by Mr. Hutton. Subject was arrested and transported to HPD. He

was processed and later released on an OR bond with a Vermilion County court date.

No Valid Driver’s License H23-6533

Time: 2:19am

Location: 900 blk W Orange

Cited: 17 year old Hoopeston male

Details: HPD officers stopped the car the juvenile was driving for a traffic violation. A computer

check revealed he did not have a valid driver’s license. Subject was cited and given a

court date for Vermilion Traffic court.

Operating Vehicle with Expired Registration Plates or Stickers H23-6542

Time: 11:24pm

Location: 2nd Av/W Orange

Cited: Ethan Morts (M) (25) from Milford

Details: HPD officers stopped the vehicle Mr. Morts was driving from a traffic violation. A

computer check revealed his registration was expired. Subject was released from

scene with traffic citation and traffic court date.

Fire Call Time: 1:49 pm Location: 900 block E Penn St Details: HFD and Ameren Gas responded to the smell of gas around the residence.

Theft of State Supported Property, Theft of Services Delayed Entry H23-4808 Date Occurred: 9/6/2023 Date Cited: 11/25/2023 Complainant: City of Hoopeston Cited: Kevin Lambert (M) (37) of Hoopeston Details: On 9/6/2023, city water employees reported that a water meter was stolen. After an investigation, Mr. Lambert was cited for the theft and given a city court date.

Traffic Accident H23-6497

Date: 11/23/2023

Time: 10:33 AM

Location: 800 block E Penn St

Unit 1: 2007 Pontiac driven by Daniel Jaskula (M) (61) of Milford

Unit 2: 2018 GMC parked and unoccupied, registered to Adam Watson

Details: Unit 1 backed from a driveway and struck unit 2 while parked on the opposite side of the road.

Accident Hit and Run H23-6512

Time: 2:32 pm

Location: 1000 block of W McCracken Ave

Unit 1: Unknown

Unit 2: 2017 Chevrolet parked and unoccupied, registered to Leland Huls

Details: Unit 2 was found to be damaged while parked and unoccupied in the area. An investigation continues.

Domestic Battery H23-6434 2023-9556

Time: 11:12 am

Location: 800 blk of E Seminary Ave

Arrested: Donald E Underwood Jr. (39) (M) of Hoopeston

Details: HPD officer was called to the above location. Mr. Underwood was arrested and

transported to HPD for processing and later transported to the PSB by a Vermilion

County Sheriff’s Deputy.

Battery (city) H23-6431

Time: 3:44am

Location: 1000 blk W Main St

Complainant: 21 year old from Henning

Cited: Carroll Jerome (M) (44) of Hoopeston

Details: HPD was dispatched to the report of a battery. After speaking to both parties, Mr. Jerome

was issued a city citation and city court date.

Dear Citizens of the 104th District, As a husband, father, and decorated 21-year Marine Corps veteran, I am honored to have the opportunity to represent you. Although I have traveled around the world, Danville has always been my family’s home base, and that’s why we established our business here. My faith in God drives my desire to work toward a healthy community with honor and valor, and to have courageous conversations. Watching my sons grow up in an ever-changing, nearly unreconizable world, has made me realize the importance of conservative representation in the Statehouse. By focusing on the issues that matter most to you, I will bring positive change and meaningful representation to every individual in our community. Together, we can build a safe and prosperous state that we can all be proud of!

Dear Citizens of the 104th District, As a husband, father, and decorated 21-year Marine Corps veteran, I am honored to have the opportunity to represent you. Although I have traveled around the world, Danville has always been my family’s home base, and that’s why we established our business here. My faith in God drives my desire to work toward a healthy community with honor and valor, and to have courageous conversations. Watching my sons grow up in an ever-changing, nearly unreconizable world, has made me realize the importance of conservative representation in the Statehouse. By focusing on the issues that matter most to you, I will bring positive change and meaningful representation to every individual in our community. Together, we can build a safe and prosperous state that we can all be proud of!

Traffic Accident H23-6398

Time: 1:50 pm

Location: 600 block of E McCracken

Unit 1: GMC Pickup Truck driven by Charles D Landers (M) (56) of Hoopeston

Unit 2: Mercedes Postal Van driven by Cole W Strawser (M) (36) of Hoopeston

Details: Unit 2 was traveling eastbound on McCracken as Unit 1 was pulling out of a driveway onto McCracken, resulting in striking Unit 2 in the roadway. Both vehicles were insured, no tickets were issued, and no injuries were reported.

Traffic Accident H23-6378

Time: 3:51 pm

Location: W Main St/S 6th Ave

Unit 1: 2018 Ford driven by Stella E Smith (F) (62) of East Lynn

Unit 2: 2009 Ford driven by Joel A Nosler (M) (19) of Hoopeston

Details: HPD officers were dispatched to the report of a traffic accident at the above location.

Unit 1 was traveling eastbound on Main St and was struck by Unit # 2 traveling southbound on 6th Av. Both parties entered the intersection without seeing the other. No citations were issued, no injuries were reported and both units were insured.

Traffic Accident, Disobeying Traffic Control Device, Reckless Driving, Failure to Reduce Speed/Accident, Illegal Transportation of Alcohol, No Valid Driver's License H23-6392

Time: 11:28pm

Location: S 2nd Av/W Penn St

Unit #1: 2015 GMC SUV driven by Joaquin Cardenas (M) (22) of Hoopeston

Unit #2: Pole owned by Ameren

Details: HPD, Arrow and HFD were called to the area for the report of a traffic accident. Unit #1 was

traveling westbound on W Penn and attempted to make the turn southbound onto

S 2nd Ave when his vehicle left the roadway and struck a pole. Driver of Unit #1 was

cited with above charges and given a traffic court date.

Illinois State Police (ISP) Troop 7 Commander, Acting Captain Brian Dickmann, announces the results of Occupant Restraint Enforcement Patrols (OREP) held in Macon and Vermilion County during November. These OREPs provided extra patrol coverage for the ISP so officers could focus on saving lives by making sure all vehicle occupants were buckled up.

Violations Enforcement Activity

Safety Belt Citations 34

Child Restraint Citations 1

Total Citations 45

Total Written Warnings 0

Most motorists know safety belts save lives, but some ignore their safety and that of their families by neglecting to use safety belts and child restraint devices. These patrols reinforce the occupant protection message by focusing on those who ignore the law. Lives can be saved if people simply “buckle up!” This project is funded through the Illinois Department of Transportation.

 Vermilion County, as Trustee, has completed its tax deed proceedings on real estate properties that were delinquent for 2019 and mobile homes that were delinquent for 2020 and prior real estate taxes. Vermilion County, as Trustee, will now offer for sale approximately 434 real estate properties and 98 mobile homes at a public auction at the Jewell Whyte VFW Post #728, 8 Pine Street, Danville, Illinois at 6:00 p.m. on Monday, December 11, 2023. Bidding will start at $750.00 per item. Bidders are encouraged to attend the auction sale. While written bids are acceptable, the Auction Department of the Vermilion County Tax Agent’s Office, P.O. Box 96, Edwardsville, Illinois 62025, must receive them by 5:00 p.m. on Monday, December 4, 2023. Full payment is required with all pre-written bids. The highest written bid received will be announced before the auctioneer opens the oral bidding. Each item will sell to the highest bidder. The sale of these lots and mobile homes should be a major benefit to both the Taxing Districts and neighboring property owners. This sale will place the real estate and mobile homes into the hands of individuals who have an interest in owning them. Vermilion County, as Trustee, hopes that these new owners will both maintain the property and mobile homes and keep the taxes paid. By eliminating abandoned properties, the appearance of the neighborhood should improve and the value of adjoining properties should increase. Sale catalogs are now available at the Vermilion County Treasurer’s Office, Danville, Illinois or online at www.iltaxsale.com. For further sale information, contact the Auction Sale Department of the Vermilion County Tax Agent’s Office at 1-800-248-2850 or 618-656- 5744, or visit us at www.iltaxsale.com.

Possession & Passing Counterfeit Money H23-6342

Time: 10:02 AM

Location: 824 S Dixie Hwy, McDonalds

Arrestee: Hewerdine, Kristen C. (F) (W) (46) of Rantoul IL

Details: HPD was requested reference to a female in a Vehicle in their drive thru was passing counterfeit money to them for a purchase. Officers arrived on scene and detained all subjects to sort out the details. It was later determined who had passed the money to the cashier. Female was transported to HPD. The female was later transferred to Vermilion County Jail to await hearing for detaining or releasing of the suspect.

Traffic Accident, Operating an Uninsured Vehicle H23-6347

Time: 3:49PM

Location: 300 blk of W Orange ST

Unit 1: Victoria L Serrano (38) (F) of Hoopeston

Unit 2: Justin D Little (37) (M) of Hoopeston

Details: Unit 1 while traveling westbound on W Orange St struck Unit 2 in the rear of the vehicle while it had come to a stop facing westbound on W Orange St. Unit 1 driver was cited for Operating an Uninsured Vehicle. No injuries were reported

On November 2, 2023, Gilberto Sanchez, formerly of Danville, Illinois, plead guilty and was sentenced by the Honorable Charles Hall for the offense of Child Pornography, a class X felony. Sanchez will serve 8 years in the Illinois Department of Corrections. Following his term of incarceration, Sanchez will serve 3 years of mandatory supervised release. The Court heard evidence that a cyber tip was sent to the Illinois State Police regarding child pornography. An investigation began, and Gilberto Sanchez was located and interviewed by Illinois State Police agents. Sanchez told the agents that he had received child pornography, but that he immediately deleted the images. Sanchez then consented to the agents searching his phone and the agents located several images of child pornography that included images of children under the age of 13. Sanchez then admitted to the agents that he receives and sends child pornography regularly. State’s Attorney Jacqueline Lacy thanked the Illinois State Police for their thorough proactive investigation. She added, “Although this defendant was not suspected of having physical contact with the children depicted in the images, his actions in receiving and sending pornographic images to others, encourages horrendous acts of sexual violence against children. My office will persist in our efforts with law enforcement to hold these offenders responsible.”

On November 1, 2023, Tyjuan Watkins, formerly of Danville, Illinois, plead guilty and was sentenced by the Honorable Derek Girton to 8 years in the Illinois Department of Corrections for the offense of Unlawful Possession of a Weapon by Felon, a class 2 felony. Watkins must serve a term of one year of mandatory supervised release following his incarceration. The Court heard evidence that on July 31, 2023, an officer from the Danville Police Department conducted a traffic stop for speeding. The officer noticed an odor of cannabis when he approached the vehicle. The vehicle was subsequently searched as were the occupants. Watkins was a passenger in the vehicle and was found to be in possession of ammunition, which was located in his pocket. During the search of the vehicle two bags were found in the trunk and Watkins stated to police that the bags were his. Inside the bags, officers located two rifles, one with the serial number defaced, magazines, ammunition, and other firearm accessories. State’s Attorney Jacqueline Lacy thanked the Danville Police Department for their work in removing illegal firearms from the hands of criminals. “My office will continue to work with law enforcement to put a stop to felons unlawfully possessing guns.”

On November 3, 2023 Tysen Richards Sr., formerly of Danville, IL, plead guilty and was sentenced to one year in the Illinois Department of Corrections for one count of Driving While License Revoked in case 2021CF749 and 12 years in the Illinois Department of Corrections for one count of Unlawful Delivery of Methamphetamines in case 2022CF492. The Court heard evidence that on December 23, 2021, Tysen Richards Sr. was stopped for traffic violations near the intersection of Grape Creek Road and Twin Hills Road in rural Danville, Illinois. It was discovered that Richards’ driver’s license had been revoked due to a prior driving under the influence conviction. Additionally, the Court heard evidence that on September 16, 2022, as part of an investigation into delivery of methamphetamine, Tysen Richards Sr. was observed by agents of the Vermilion County Metropolitan Enforcement Group providing methamphetamines to a confidential source and was subsequently arrested. The Honorable Derek Girton sentenced Tysen Richards Sr. in both cases. The sentences of imprisonment will be served consecutively and followed by six months of mandatory supervised release for 2021CF749 and one year of mandatory supervised release for 2022CF492. States Attorney Jacqueline Lacy thanked the Vermilion County Sheriff’s Department for their efforts in the traffic violation, as well as the Vermilion County Metropolitan Enforcement Group for their diligent work to keep illegal drugs out of our community

On November 3, 2023 Tysen Richards Sr., formerly of Danville, IL, plead guilty and was sentenced to one year in the Illinois Department of Corrections for one count of Driving While License Revoked in case 2021CF749 and 12 years in the Illinois Department of Corrections for one count of Unlawful Delivery of Methamphetamines in case 2022CF492. The Court heard evidence that on December 23, 2021, Tysen Richards Sr. was stopped for traffic violations near the intersection of Grape Creek Road and Twin Hills Road in rural Danville, Illinois. It was discovered that Richards’ driver’s license had been revoked due to a prior driving under the influence conviction. Additionally, the Court heard evidence that on September 16, 2022, as part of an investigation into delivery of methamphetamine, Tysen Richards Sr. was observed by agents of the Vermilion County Metropolitan Enforcement Group providing methamphetamines to a confidential source and was subsequently arrested. The Honorable Derek Girton sentenced Tysen Richards Sr. in both cases. The sentences of imprisonment will be served consecutively and followed by six months of mandatory supervised release for 2021CF749 and one year of mandatory supervised release for 2022CF492. States Attorney Jacqueline Lacy thanked the Vermilion County Sheriff’s Department for their efforts in the traffic violation, as well as the Vermilion County Metropolitan Enforcement Group for their diligent work to keep illegal drugs out of our community

Warrant Arrest H23-6238 Time: 12:06am Location: 3400 North/470 East Rd Arrested: Ronald Howie (M) (31) of Potomac Details: HPD attempted to stop the vehicle Mr. Howie was driving, then he attempted to elude officers westbound on Route 9. After a chase, subject finally stopped at the above location. A computer check revealed he had an outstanding Vermilion County warrant and a suspended driver’s license. He was issued several tickets including speeding 115/55, operating uninsured vehicle, disobeying traffic control device X 2, aggravated fleeing or attempting to elude police officer, driving while license suspended, drives any vehicle with a willful or wanton disregard for the safety of persons or property, unlawful display on vehicle of license plate. Subject was transported to the PSB to await arraignment.

Fire Call Time: 7:57 pm Location: 200 North Rd in Iroquois County Details: HFD responded to a residential fire alarm.

Speeding H23-6265 Time: 11:35pm Location: S Dixie Hwy Cited: James Miller (30) (M) of Hoopeston Details: HPD officers stopped the motorcycle Mr. Miller was driving for a traffic violation. He was issued a ticket for speeding 78/55, given a traffic court date and released from scene.

Fire Call (Carbon monoxide)

Time: 08:45 AM

Location: 1200 S 2nd Avenue Hoopeston

Details: HFD responded to check status on CO2 detector that kept sounding even after changing of the unit’s battery. It was discovered that the detector was over 10 years old. Homeowner was instructed to purchase a new unit. All units cleared

Criminal Trespass To Real Property H23-6190 2023-9207

Time: 11:48 am

Location: 700 block of W Lincoln

Arrested: Victor L Hutton (M) (54) of Hoopeston

Caitlyn N Jones (F) (20) of Hoopeston

Details: HPD responded to the area for a report of burglary in progress. The above subjects were located and taken into custody by HPD. Mr. Hutton was processed at HPD, then transported to PSB Danville, IL to await arraignment for burglary, possession of methamphetamines, and criminal trespass to real property. Ms. Jones was processed and released from HPD with a notice to appear in Vermilion County Court for criminal trespass to real property.

Unlawful Acts Constituting Disorderly Conduct Designated (City Ordinance 9.16.101)

H23-6192

Time: 12:10 pm

Location: 200 block of E Penn

Complainant: 66-year-old Hoopeston man

Cited: Seann T Cremonesi (M) (34) of Rankin

Details: HPD responded to the report of trespassing that had just occurred by a subject threatening the complainant. After further investigation, the listed subject was mailed a city citation for the above charge.

Retail Theft H23-6191

Time: 1:03 pm

Location: Dollar General - 415 S Dixie Highway

Arrested: Kendrick L Buckner (M) (22) of Hoopeston

Details: HPD responded to the business for a report of retail theft. The above subject was located and taken into custody for the charge. Mr. Buckner was process and released from HPD with a notice to appear in Vermilion County Court.

Breach of Peach Constituting Disorderly Conduct (city) H23-6209

Time: 10:00pm

Location: 200 blk W Elm St

Complainant: 23 year old Hoopeston female

Cited: Christopher Rosenboom (M) (36) of Hoopeston

Details: HPD was called out to the report of loud music in the area. Mr. Rosenboom was served

a city citation and court date.

Residential Burglary, Possession of Methamphetamine H23-6219 2023-9230

Time: 1:16 pm

Location: 600 block of E Honeywell Avenue

Arrested: Tonya K Edwards (F) (46) of Hoopeston

Details: HPD responded to the report of an unknown individual on the property. The listed subject was found to be in the residence and to be in possession of methamphetamine. Ms. Edwards was taken into custody by HPD and processed. She was later transported to PSB Danville, IL to await arraignment.

Restraint of Dogs by Owners or Keeper 6.08.070 (City Citation #10211) H23-6228

Time: 5:06 pm

Location: 700 block of W Elm St

Complainant: 62-year-old Hoopeston male

Cited: Michele A Gray (F) (62) of Hoopeston

Details: HPD responded to the report of an unrestrained dog attacking the complainant’s dog. Ms. Gray was identified as the dog’s owner and received a City of Hoopeston citation and notice to appear in City Court.

Vermilion County has received an approved SBA Disaster Declaration in connection with the storms we experienced from June 29^th to July 2^nd.  The SBA has opened a Disaster Loan Outreach Center (DLOC) which is located in the basement level of the Vermilion County Joseph Cannon Administration Building, 201 N. Vermilion St in Danville.  The easiest access is through the building’s south handicapped ramp entrance directly to the basement level. SBA representatives will be on hand to discuss options and applications for disaster loans to businesses and private citizens who experienced damages to their businesses or residences from these storms.

The Center will be open Monday November 6^th through Friday November 17^th at 3:00pm.

Monday thru Friday from 8:00am – 4:30pm (except for Friday, Nov 10^th they will be closed in observance of Veteran’s Day)

Saturday from 10:00am – 2:00pm

Residents are reminded these are low interest loans being offered by the SBA, not grants.

Speeding, Operating Uninsured Vehicle H23-6154 Time: 1:32am Location: S Dixie Hwy/W Thompson Ave Cited: Bryce S Wallace (19)(M) of Hoopeston Details: HPD officers conducted a traffic stop. Mr. Wallace was given court notices for speeding and operating an uninsured vehicle.

Speeding, Loud Muffler Excessive Noise H23-6158 Time: 9:36am Location: 300 blk W Main St Cited: Brendan Trumann (M) (21) of Cissna Park Details: HPD officers stopped the vehicle Mr. Trumann was driving for a traffic violation. He was cited for the above violations, given a traffic court date and was released from scene.

Restraint of Dogs by Owner (city) H23-6164 Time: 4:23pm Location: E Young Av/N 4th St Cited: Kayla Petty (F) (29) of Hoopeston Details: HPD officers were dispatched in reference to Ms. Petty’s dog running loose. Officers located the dog however they could not catch him. Ms. Petty was advised the dog was running loose. She was later mailed a city citation and city court date.

Operating Motor Vehicle when Registration Suspended for Noninsurance H23-6179 Time: 8:57 pm Location: S 3rd Ave/W Orange St Cited: Roshuana T Williams (F) (25) of Hoopeston Details: HPD conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle found to have no insurance. The above subject was identified as the driver. Ms. Williams received a citation and notice to appear in Vermilion County Traffic Court and was released from the scene. 

Fire Call Time: 9:30 pm Location: State Route 1/4300 North Rd Details: Hoopeston FD along with HPD were dispatched to the area for a possible accident. The scene was turned over to Vermilion County.