Cases continue to rise in Vermilion County. We are at 451.44 new cases per 100,000 over the last 7 days. Multiple hospitals in our region have been at peak census off and on this week. Our ICU availability is only at 13%.
Vermilion County also exceeded 15,000 total COVID19 cases since our first case on March 31st, 2020.
This week’s total reported case counts
Since 11/15, we reported 248 new cases and 303 were released. Of the 248 new cases, 18 had been fully vaccinated, 1 breakthrough case (fully vaccinated and hospitalized or died), and 2 reinfections. 19 residents are currently hospitalized. We also had one additional death, a gentleman in his 70s. Our thoughts go out to his family and friends.
This brings our total to 203 COVID19 deaths.
Region 6 Hospital Information (15 hospitals, 1 VA)
13 ICU beds Available
77 COVID patients in non-ICU beds
15 COVID patients in ICU beds
1 COVID pediatric patient in ICU
7 COVID patients on vents
3 COVID patients died
9 ED Boarders
4 interfacility transfers
Testing
DACC’s COVID19 Testing Site will be closed on November 26th, December 24th, and December 31st.
Vermilion County Health Department’s Testing Site will have testing on Tuesday, November 23rd from 10am-6pm. (this is still not showing up when you try to make an appointment. We are still waiting for Shield to update, but you can still walk in. If you are at least registered, it will be a quicker process).
Vermilion County Health Department’s Testing Site will be closed on November 24th.
Vermilion County Health Department will begin to have testing on BOTH Tuesday and Wednesdays beginning on November 30th from 10am-6pm.
Vaccination Locations
IEMA/IDPH Pop Up COVID19 Vaccine Clinics
Location: Catlin Village Hall (109 S. Sandusky St., Catlin) – Pfizer, Moderna, and J and J vaccines available (1st, 2nd and Boosters available)
Date: November 22nd at 9am-4pm
These clinics are provided by IDPH and IEMA and not VCHD.
Location: Westville Public Library (233 S. State Street, Westville) – Pfizer 1st Dose ONLY
Date: November 22nd at 11am-2pm
These clinics are provided by IDPH and IEMA and not VCHD
Childhood vaccinations
Check with your pediatrician, Carle, OSF, or local pharmacies.
Current Vaccination counts from CDC.
Illinois State Police (ISP) District 10 Commander, Acting Captain Ryan Starrick, announces the results of Occupant Restraint Enforcement Patrols (OREP) held in 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 32
Child Restraint Citations 0
Total Citations 33
Total Written Warnings 12
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.
Illinois State Police (ISP) District 10 Commander, Acting Captain Ryan Starrick, announces the results of Special Traffic Enforcement Patrols (sTEP) in Vermilion County during November. These sTEPs allowed the ISP to provide increased enforcement for impaired driving, occupant restraint, speeding, and distracted driving violations during the National “Click It or Ticket” Campaign.
Violations Enforcement Activity
Occupant Restraint Violations 3
Driving Under the Influence and Drug/Alcohol-Related
Citations 0
Speeding Citations and Warnings 26
Distracted Driving Citations and Warnings 1
Total Citations 37
Total Written Warnings 17
Driving the posted speed limit, sober, not distracted, and buckled up will save your life and the lives of many others. This project is funded through the Illinois Department of Transportation.
Warrant Arrest H21-5730 2021-10206 Time: 8:58pm Location: Parkview Court Apartments Arrested: Arturo Martinez (M) (28) of Kentland, IN Details: HPD was given information that Mr. Martinez was in the apartment complex and was wanted on a warrant. He was located and a computer check revealed he had outstanding warrants in both Iroquois County and Newton County, IN. Subject was arrested and taken to HPD to be processed. He was later transported to the PSB in Danville to await extradition.
Traffic Accident H21-5703
Time: 5:19pm
Location: 500 blk W Orange St
Unit #1: 2009 Chrysler driven by Sandy Bentley (F) (70) of Rankin
Unit #2: 2018 Ford driven by Joan Yaden (F) (61) of Hoopeston
Unit #3: 2016 Freightliner parked and owned by Lincare
Details: HPD, HFD and Arrow were dispatched to the above location for the report of a traffic
accident. Unit 1 was travelling westbound on Orange when she cross the center line
and struck Unit 2, who was travelling eastbound. Unit 2 spun and struck Unit 3. Arrow
transported 2 patients to Carle. All vehicles were insured.
Fire Call
Time: 8:38pm
Location: 423 N Dixie Highway (Heritage Health Care)
Details: HFD was Dispatched to a Commercial Fire Alarm at the above location. It was determined to be a someone had burnt popcorn and it set off the alarm. There was no report of injuries.
Fire Call
Time: 5:10am
Location: N Market St/E Honeywell
Details: HFD responded to the report of an illegal burn at the above location. The fire was
contained in a burn barrel and was extinguished.
We have a new vendor that will be doing the saliva testing at VCHD.
Tomorrow’s (11/17) testing clinic will still be from 9am-3pm, but moving forward, times will be adjusted to Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 10AM-6PM.
Tuesday testing will start on November 23rd (10AM-6PM)
On Wednesday, November 24th, there will be NO testing as the labs are closed.
Testing on both Tuesday and Wednesday would begin on November 30th and December 1st.
The Tuesday testing will remain as long as there is a demand for it.
Testing is still free and no insurance is required. Registration is still encouraged to save time. https://vchd.org/
Warrant Arrest H21-5669
Time: 11:01 pm
Location: Savannah Court
Arrested: Mark A. Carrillo (M) (61) of Hoopeston
Details: HPD Officers went to the above area in search of Mr. Carrillo. Officers made contact with him at a residence and he was transported to HPD where the posted the required bond and he was released with a new court date.
Criminal Damage to Autos H21-5660
Time: 2:47 pm
Location: 300 W Washington St
Complainant 1: 23-year-old Hoopeston Woman
Complainant 2: 22-year-old Sheldon Man
Details: At the above time and location, Hoopeston Police was requested to respond to complaint of damage done to (2) two separate cars in the area.
Fire Call
Time: 2:10am
Location: 400 Block of E Honeywell Ave.
Details: HFD was called to a smoke alarm going off and the smell of smoke in the resident. Firefighters observed a kitchen pot smoking. No report of injuries or damages at time of call.
Fire Call
Time: 3:57am
Location: State Route 1 and E 4000 N Rd
Details: HFD was called to assist Vermilion County Sherriff’s Department with an accident with injuries.
Vermilion County Farm Bureau will hold its 103rd Annual Meeting on Tuesday, November 30, 2021 at the Beef House Banquet Center in Covington, IN. Doors will open for registration at 5:30 pm (IL time), with dinner beginning at 6:00 pm.
During the registration period, members will have the opportunity to bid on items in the Vermilion County Farm Bureau Foundation’s Silent Auction. The silent auction items are listing on the organization’s website (www.vcfb.info) and those not able to attend the meeting can submit a bid. The foundation is also conducting a raffle, with the winners’ names to be drawn that evening. These fundraisers help support the Ag in the Classroom program in Vermilion County.
The business portion of the evening will include recognition of the Ag in the Classroom Teacher of the Year, Farm Bureau Spokesperson of the Year, and the Farm Bureau Distinguished Service Award winner.
The guest speaker for the evening will be Illinois State Police Master Sergeant Tom Lillard. He has spent his entire 19-year career on patrol, including time with the Special Enforcement Team working to curb the meth and opioid crisis in east central Illinois.
Tickets are required for the event, and are $15 for farming “M” members, $20 for A+ members, and $25 for associate “A” members. They can be purchased at the Farm Bureau office, with a deadline to purchase tickets by Wednesday, November 24. The Farm Bureau office is located in the Vermilion County Center for Agriculture, 1905-C U.S. Route 150 at Henning Road, Danville.
For more information about the Vermilion County Farm Bureau Annual Meeting, contact the Farm Bureau office at (217) 442-8713.
lease see information below in the Vaccination Clinic section for an upcoming Vaccination Clinic for children ages 5 and up.
Attachments: Weekly Update from IDPH
Attachments: All Sports Policy FAQs
For total case counts, hospitalizations, deaths, general vaccination rates, transmission levels, and regional metrics, you can see that on our COVID19 page (should be updated by end of business day): https://vchd.org/covid-19/
Please encourage families, staff, and the community to be HONEST if they have been exposed or have tested positive for COVID19. If you send or allow someone back to work or school too soon or knowingly while they are ill or exposed, this will never end. Please continue to encourage those who have not been vaccinated to get vaccinated. Indoor Mask mandates are still in place as well.
Vermilion County New Reported Case Counts
11/8 – 11/12: We had 414 new cases and 338 were released. Of the 414 new cases, 20 were vaccinated. We currently have 17 people hospitalized. Eight cases were breakthrough cases and we had zero reinfections.
124 cases – Under the age of 20
169 cases – Ages 20-49
121 cases – Ages 50 and above
We have had two additional deaths this week. Two gentlewomen in their 50s and 80s. Our thoughts go out to their family and friends. Our total increases to 202.
We have seen a steady increase in our hospitalizations and case rates in Region 6, especially in Vermilion County. Our ICU bed availability has also steadily decreased and is below the 20% threshold and has been for the last few days. We have had a few large events in the area and then have seen an increase in cases 3-10 days after. Please continue to encourage our community to make good choices. Our region only has 9 ICU beds available again. This is not the direction we want to go. We are at 387 active cases and we have not been this high since earlier this year in February.
Testing Updates
Testing in Vermilion County – Please visit our website for testing opportunities in Vermilion County: https://vchd.org/
Testing in Champaign – Please visit CUPHD’s website for testing opportunities in Champaign. https://www.c-uphd.org/covid-testing.html
Vaccine Clinic Updates
There are quite a few opportunities to receive your COVID19 Vaccine / Booster (please bring your vaccination cards and ID) If you or your organization is having a public clinic, please let me know and we can help spread the word! Please understand that some of the clinics are being run by IDPH/IEMA and we do not have any control over how many people they send and lines could potentially be long.
- Vance Township Library (Fairmount): November 15th from 9am-2pm. (Moderna / Booster)
- Mark Denman Elementary School: November 13th from 1pm-4pm. Vaccines for children 5 and up. (Pfizer)
- Carle - call for an appointment or go online beginning November 1st for Booster Vaccines
- OSF – has vaccines for children 5 and up. Please go to osfmychart.org to make an appointment.
- Local Pharmacies - make appointments online, check to see if they have the vaccine you need: 1st Dose / 2nd Dose / 3rd Dose / Booster I have heard that you can get in and out of the pharmacies quickly.
I have had A LOT of businesses and organizations reach out to get onsite clinics and I will keep you all aware of any that are open to the public! . To have a Vaccine Clinic onsite, here is the link to fill out a Vaccine Clinic Application: http://www.dph.illinois.gov/covid19/vaccinationclinics
Here is a list of other Locations in Vermilion County someone can receive COVID19 Vaccines. It is important to call the location prior to going to make sure what vaccine is being offered as that can change depending on supply and demand. We do not always know what every location is offering.
OSF https://osfil.vaccine.mychart.com/
Carle https://carle.org/Home/COVID-19-Resources/COVID-19-Vaccine-Information/county-information?county=vermilion
Local Pharmacies – check their websites
Aunt Martha’s – Call 877-692-8686 to schedule an appointment
Local HealthCare Providers- please check with your local provider as some have begun to carry COVID19 vaccines.
Traffic Accident H21-5610
Time: 2:30PM
Location: W Penn St/S 1st ave
Unit 1: 2007 Volvo Tractor driven by Andrey J Kostak Jr.(46)(M)of Webster Tx.
Details: Unit 1 while traveling westbound on Penn Street struck the crossing gate that came
Down for an oncoming train. Unit 1 then moved the broken gate off of his semi before leaving and going to Teasdale Foods to unload his trailer. No injuries, No Citations and Unit 1 was insured.
Saturday
November 13
11:00 am - 8:00 pm
Sunday
November 14
12:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Monday
November 15
9:00 am - 8:00 pm
Tuesday
November 16
9:00 am - 8:00 pm
Wednesday
November 17
9:00 am - 3:00 pm
Sat Nov 13: 11 - 8PM
9:00 - 10:30AM
Breakfast with Santa
Join Santa and Mrs. Claus for a breakfast of goodies sure to please. Games, entertainment and so much more fun for the family. Breakfast is held on the festival floor, so get your tickets and be one of the first to see the beauty of the festival. Tickets – $15
ALL DAYOperating in 1/hr increments
Escape Room
You and your team must work together to escape from Jack Frost to stay warm! On the South concourse in rooms 123 & 124. Limited time slots available from 12 – 6 p.m.
Tickets – $5
6:30 - 9:00PM
Cheers to You Bingo
A special night of spirited bingo, cold refreshments, prizes, fun and friends at the Festival of Trees. Ticket includes food, two drink tickets and Bingo for prizes. Bring your lucky dobber if you must, it not we have lots of lucky ones to choose from. Buy a table and bring your friends or just come join in the fun! Tickets – $25
Sun Nov 14: 12 - 7PM
Family Day
Family Day – Kids 10 & Under FREE with paid adult
Pickle Day – Find the pickle ornaments hidden in the trees throughout the festival
Veterans admitted FREE
10:00AM - NOON
Princess Tea Party
All princesses are invited to wear their favorite princess costume and enjoy a party in their honor. Come enjoy a morning on the arena floor with food, photos to remember your special day, tiaras for all and so much more. Tickets – $15
ALL DAYOperating in 1/hr increments
Escape Room
You and your team must work together to escape from Jack Frost to stay warm! On the South concourse in rooms 123 & 124. Limited time slots available from 12 – 6 p.m.
Tickets – $5
5:00 - 7:00PM
Family Bingo
Grab the family and head to the Festival for dinner and fun! Enjoy playing Bingo and win prizes the entire family can enjoy! Each ticket includes chicken and fixings from Famous Recipe, 5 games of Bingo, and admission to the Festival. Each family will receive a treat bag to take home. Tickets needed for adults and children attending. Tickets - $15
Mon Nov 15: 9 - 8PM
11:00 AM - 1:00PM
Ladies Luncheon
Let your Season of Hope begin while you enjoy a delicious catered luncheon on the main arena floor of the beautifully decorated Festival of Trees. The luncheon will offer coffee, tea or wine to compliment the meal as well entertainment to get you in the holiday spirit. Be prepared to have fun with friends and again this year, browse and bid on a few generously donated silent auction items to be awarded to the highest bidders. Tickets – $40
6:00 - 7:30PM
Olaf and Friends Sweet Extravaganza
Join Olaf and Friends for the tastiest dessert party ever! Families will enjoy yummy treats, a heart-warming story, singing and photos with the characters. Plus, everyone will take home a special goody bag. Tickets – $15
Tue Nov 16: 9 - 8PM
6:00 – 8:30 pm
Cheers to you Bingo #2
A special night of spirited bingo, cold refreshments, prizes, fun and friends at the Festival of Trees. Ticket includes food, two drink tickets and Bingo for prizes. Bring your lucky dobber if you must, it not we have lots of lucky ones to choose from. Buy a table and bring your friends or just come join in the fun! Tickets – $25
Wed Nov 17: 9 - 3PM
ALL DAY
Senior Special
guests 60 plus free all day
Children’s Craft Area Hours
Saturday: 11AM – 8:00 PM
Sunday: Noon – 7:00 PM
Monday: 4:00 -8:00 PM
Tuesday: 4:00 – 8:00 PM
Battery (City Ordinance Violation) H21-5544
Time of Incident: 1:48 pm
Date of Incident: 11/7/2021
Location: 300 block E Main St Hoopeston
Complainant: 16-year-old Male Juvenile of West Terre Haute Indiana
Arrestee: 15-year-old Male Juvenile of Milford IL
Detail: At above time the complainant contacted HPD reference to the issue and battery that occurred. The 15-year-old was located Monday November 8. He came to HPD and officer issued him an NTA to appear in Hoopeston City Court.
No Valid drivers License, Revoked Registration on a Vehicle. H21-5577
Time: 07:33 am
Location: 300 block N 6th Avenue,
Arrestee: Riggle, Robert A (M) (W) Lafayette, Indiana (42)
Details: Computer check showed the registration on a Silver Van was Revoked by the State of Illinois. After stop was conducted it was discovered that the driver had no valid license issued by Illinois or Indiana. Subject was taken into custody and transported to HPD processed then released on NTA for court in Danville.
Fire Call
Time: 9:54pm
Location: 500 blk E Honeywell
Details: HFD responded to the report of the smell of smoke inside an apartment. After investigating
the area, the fire department cleared without incident.
Warrant Arrest H21-5556 2021-9862
Time: 2:47am
Location: 1022 E Penn St, Casey’s
Arrested: Elbert “Bill” Cannon (55) (M) of Hoopeston
Details: HPD officers checked out with Mr. Cannon on an unrelated call. A computer checks
revealed he had an outstanding Vermilion County Warrant. He was arrested and
taken to HPD to be processed. He was later transported to the PSB in Danville in lieu
of bond.
Fire Call
Time: 2:51pm
Location: 500 Block of N 7th Ave
Details: Hoopeston Fire Department was called out to the above location to a fully involved structure fire. The fire was put out and there were no reports of injuries or damages at the time of call.
Theft of Services H21-5569
Time: 3:42pm
Location: 500 Block of N 7th Ave
Cited: Jacky A. Coffey (M)(47) of Hoopeston
Details: Officers were called out to the above locations for a report of theft of services Mr. Coffey was cited with a notice to appear in Hoopeston City Court.
IEMA/IDPH Pop Up Clinics
Location: DACC at Bremer Conference Center (BOOSTERS ONLY)
Dates: November 10th
Times: 9am-3pm
Booster Vaccines Given: Moderna, Pfizer, and J and J.
Registration: Registration is not required, but could speed the process along. Link for registration is below.
Walk-ins Welcome: Depending on the number of people that attend, your wait time could be long.
https://idph-mychart.pchosted.com/IDPH/signupandschedule/embeddedschedule?vt=24629&dept=9001410011124
- Users are to press continue and not login.
- Once you see the QR Code at the end, you will need to take a screen shot or print it out! Have it ready when you arrive.
- No insurance is needed, just need to press “ I understand” to finish the process of registration.
Pesotum, IL - The Illinois State Police (ISP) announces the conclusion of the 2nd Annual Operation X-Out which began on Friday, November 5th at 12:00 a.m., and concluded at 11:59 p.m., on Friday, November 5th.
District 10 Personnel participated in saturation details throughout several counties of District 10 that includes: Shelby, Moultrie, Piatt, Macon, Champaign, Douglas, Coles, Edgar, and Vermilion Counties.
Category
Enforcement Activity
Traffic Stops
233
Total Citations
94
Total Warnings
265
Speed Citations
39
Speed Warnings
79
Revoked/Suspended/No Valid Drivers
14
Driving Under the Influence Arrests
2
Motor Carrier Safety Inspections
10
Occupant Restraint Citations
12
Occupant Restraint Warnings
28
Distracted Driving Citations and Warnings
13
In addition to the above listed activity, District 10 Troopers also made 13 criminal arrests and seized 3 illegally possessed firearms, one of which had the serial number defaced.
“The intent of Operation X-Out was to aggressively enforce traffic laws through high visibility patrols, to increase traffic safety and traffic law awareness, while remaining charitable to the inadvertent violator,” stated Acting Operations Lt Mark Holley. District 10 will continue to employ strategies to increase public safety on our roadways, to include enforcement and education.
The public is reminded that all persons are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
The Iroquois County Public Health Department (ICPHD) has Johnson & Johnson, along with Pfizer and Moderna, COVID-19 Vaccine boosters available for eligible individuals by appointment Monday-Friday; 9 AM- 3:30 PM. To schedule an appointment call 815-432-2483.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and Illinois Department of Public Health recommend a booster shot of COVID-19 vaccine for individuals in certain populations or in high-risk occupational and institutional settings.
• CDC recommends the following groups should receive boosters:
* People 65 years and older and residents in long-term care settings
* People aged 50–64 years with underlying medical conditions
• Additionally, CDC recommends the following groups may be considered for boosters:
* People aged 18–49 years with underlying medical conditions
* People aged 18-64 years who are at increased risk for COVID-19 exposure and transmission because of occupational or institutional setting.
At this time, there is no cost for the COVID-19 vaccine. Pregnant/breastfeeding individuals will need to bring written documentation from their Physician to receive the vaccine.
Please bring your COVID-19 vaccine card to your appointment. If you do not feel well the day of your appointment or are in isolation or quarantine, please do not attend. Patients will need to wear a face covering, practice social distancing, and plan to allow at least 15 minutes for observation after the vaccination. Please wear clothing to allow easy access to the upper portion of the arm for the injection.
The Illinois Department of Public Health has compiled a comprehensive list of frequently asked questions about the COVID-19 vaccination. Information can be found at: http://dph.illinois.gov/covid19/vaccine-faq.
For individual concerns regarding allergies or other medical conditions please consult your own medical provider.
Warrant Arrest H21-5513 2021-9773 Time: 12:43am Location: 100 Block of W Main St. Arrested: Robert B Colunga (M) (30) of Hoopeston Details: HPD Officers observed Mr. Colunga walking in the above area and he was known to have a warrant out of Vermilion County. Officers confirmed the warrant with Hoopeston Dispatch. Mr. Colunga was transported to the Hoopeston Police Department. Where he was later picked up by the Vermilion County Sheriff’s Office and taken to the PSB.
Traffic Accident(Delayed entry) H21-5471
Date and Time: 11/02/2021 12:27PM
Location: W Orange St/S 3rd Ave
Unit 1: 2010 Ford Explorer driven by Penny Gaddis(70)(F)of Hoopeston
Unit2: 2016 Toyota Camry driven by Patsy Farley(71)(F)of Hoopeston
Details: Unit 2 was traveling westbound on West Orange when they stopped to turn left into S 3rd. Ave. While waiting for the oncoming traffic to pass, Unit 2 was struck in the rear by Unit 1. Unit 1 was traveling westbound as well and did not see Unit 2 stopped and struck her in the rear. Both units were insured, both units complained of injuries so Ems was called to the scene. No Citations were issued.
Fire Call
Time: 9:39PM
Location: Savannah Court
Details: HFD was dispatched for a Co Detector going off. No injuries were reported
Vermilion County New Case Counts
11/1 – 11/4: We had 244 new cases and 238 were released. Of the 244 new cases, 15 were vaccinated. We currently have 13 people hospitalized. One case was a breakthrough case and one case was a reinfection.
63 cases – Under the age of 20
112 cases – Ages 20-49
69 cases – Ages 50 and above
Vermilion County Vaccination Counts
Total Number of Vaccinations Administered (includes 12+): 56,912
Total Number of Vermilion County Residents FULLY vaccinated (includes 12+): 29,633
Percentage of Vermilion County’s TOTAL Population who are FULLY vaccinated: 38.58%
For total population numbers ONLY, if we look at current estimated population, (2021 – 73,870), Vermilion County looks closer to 40.1% fully vaccinated.
Percentage of those who are 65+ and have at least 1 dose: 75,03%
Percentage and Number of those who are 65+ that are fully vaccinated: 72.20% /
10,726
Percentage of those who are ages 18-64 and have at least 1 dose: 43.76%
Percentage and Number of those who are 18-64 that are fully vaccinated: 40.74% / 17,869
Percentage of those who are 12-17 and have at least 1 dose: 19.72%
Percentage and Number of those who are 12-17 that are fully vaccinated: 17.10% / 1,038
Confirmed Vermilion County Case Counts (as of 11/4)
Current Active Cases: 313
Current Hospitalizations: 13 (4.2% of active cases)
Total Cases (beginning March, 2020): 14,529
Total Released / Recovered: 14,016
Total Deaths: 200
Traffic Accident H21-5485
Time: 3:47pm
Location: 1000 blk W Orange
Unit #1: 2009 Toyota Sedan driven by Ana Pop (78)(F) of Hoopeston
Unit #2: 1998 Chevy Pickup driven by Thad Finnell (28)(M) of Hoopeston
Details: While Unit #1 was leaving the south entrance to the IGA parking lot, she struck Unit #2
going eastbound on Orange St. No injuries, no tickets and both units were insured.
Aggravated Assault, Trespassing to State Supported Property, Resisting/Obstructing H21-5487 2021-9748
Time: 4:48pm
Location: 700 blk W Maple St
Complainant: 40 year old Hoopeston male
Arrested: 14 year old Hoopeston juvenile
Details: HPD officers were called to the area of the above in reference to a juvenile threatening the complainant. Upon arrival and after a short foot pursuit, the juvenile was arrested.
The subject was taken to HPD to be processed and later transported to the Juvenile
Detention Center in Danville
House Fire (Mutual Aid)
Time: 10:39 AM
Location: 700 E Elm Street Hoopeston
Details: Hoopeston, Wellington, Rossville Fire Departments responded for a structure fire report along with Arrow Ambulance Service. Upon Arrival, the structure was reported fully involved showing Heavy smoke and flames from the structure. No report of Injuries, No estimate on damage at this time.
Overhaul & Salvage work was then completed.
Found Property
Wallet found on Penn between 2nd and 3rd. It can be claimed at the PD
Disorderly Conduct, Aggravated Fleeing and Attempting to Elude, Aggravated Battery to Police
Officer, Fail to Yield to Emergency Vehicle, Failed to Signal Turn, Disobeying Stop Sign X4,
Speeding
Time: 4:49pm
Location: 701 E Orange St, Carle Hospital
Arrested: Latashia Traylor (45) (F) of Hoopeston
Details: HPD officers were called to the above location for Ms. Traylor causing a disturbance and
pulling the fire alarm. Officers tried to pull over the subject however subject didn’t stop and
made several traffic infractions. Subject was arrested and taken to HPD to be processed.
She was later transported to the PSB in Danville to await arraignment. She was also given
8 traffic citations and a traffic court date.