Aggravated Domestic Battery H24-5437 2024-8066

Date: 9/26/2024

Time: 11:32 p.m.

Location: 300 Blk of N. Market St.

Arrested: David Gonzalez (M) (50) of Hoopeston

Details: HPD was called to the above address for a complaint of Domestic Battery. After investigation, officers arrested Mr. Gonzalez on the above charges. He was brought to

HPD for processing, then later transported to the PSB in Danville to await arraignment.

 

Wanted on Warrant- Vigo County, IN H24-5452 2024-8086

Time: 2:53 p.m.

Location: 400 Blk of S. 2nd Ave.

Arrested: Jalin Hulett (M) (21) of Hoopeston

Details: HPD officers located Mr. Hulett. A computer search revealed that he had an outstanding Vigo County warrant. He was arrested, brought to HPD for processing and then later transported to the PSB in Danville in lieu of bond.

 

Operating Vehicle with Expired Registration H24-5462

Date: Friday, September 27, 2024

Time: 7:36 p.m.

Location: E. Orange St./N. Market St.

Arrested: Pamela Pruitt (F) (56) of Potomac

Details: HPD officers conducted a traffic stop and a computer search showed Ms. Pruitt’s vehicle

to have expired registration. Ms. Pruitt was issued a citation and given a Notice to Appear

at the Vermilion County Courthouse then was released from the scene.

 

CORRECTION from 9/26/24

Illegal Burn, Fire Call H24-5415

Time: 3:04 pm

Location: 400 blk E Washington St

Cited: Olivia A Strawser (F) (30) of Hoopeston

Details: HFD responded to the scene of an illegal burn at the request of HPD. The above subject was cited for Burning of Trash or Refuse.

 

Warrant Arrest (Vermilion Co) H24-5490 224-8121

Time: 4:37pm

Location: N 3rd St/E Young

Arrested: Michael Cox (M) (48) of Hoopeston

Details: HPD officers checked out with Mr. Cox while on patrol. A computer check revealed that 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.

 

Operating Uninsured Vehicle H24-5498

Date/Time: 9/28/24 10:47pm

Location: 300 blk S Dixie Hwy

Cited: Alexander Napier (F) (29) of Hoopeston

Details: HPD stopped the vehicle Ms. Napier was driving for a traffic violation. Subject was unable

to provide current insurance information and received a traffic citation and traffic court date.

 

DWLS, Operating Uninsured Vehicle, Expired Registration H24-5511

Time: 4:19am

Location: W Orange/S Dixie Hwy

Arrested: Brian Kinnaird (M) (43) of Hoopeston

Details: HPD officers stopped the vehicle Mr. Kinnaird was driving for a traffic violation. A computer

check revealed that subject was driving on a suspended driver’s license. He was arrested

and taken to HPD to be processed. He was later released with traffic citations and traffic

court date.

 

Traffic Accident H24-5513

Time: 12:30pm

Location: S Market/E Main

Unit 1: 2021 Ford F150 driven by Larry Stephen (M) (76) of Hoopeston

Unit 2: 2013 Dodge Carvan driven by Kevin Barber (M) (64) of Champaign

Details: Driven of Unit #1 was travelling eastbound on Main St and struck Unit #2 who was traveling

southbound on Market. Arrow ambulance responded and transported passenger of

Unit #2. Driver of Unit #1 was cited for Failure to Yield – Stop of Yield Intersection and

was given a traffic court date.

 

Illegal Transportation of Alcohol H24-5529

Time: 10:14 p.m.

Location: 1300 E. Rd./ 4200 N. Rd.

Arrested: Brandon Arms

Details: HPD was dispatched to a vehicle sitting in the roadway unable to run. Upon arrival and

investigation alcohol was located in the vehicle. Mr. Arms was arrested then brought to HPD for processing and was cited then released with a Notice to Appear for Vermilion County Court.

Resisting/Obstructing, DWLS, Fleeing and Attempting to Elude H24-5411 2024-8037

Time: 11:01am

Location: 600 blk S 1st Av

Arrested: Jacob Cordes (M) (39) of Hoopeston

Details: HPD officers stopped the vehicle Mr. Cordes was driving for a traffic violation. A computer

check revealed subject had a suspended driver’s license. Subject left the scene and after

a brief chase, he stopped again and was arrested. He was taken to HPD to be processed

and later transported to the PSB in Danville to await arraignment.

 

Illegal Burn, Fire Call H24-5415

Time: 3:04 pm

Location: 400 blk E Washington St

Cited: Bridget B Strawser (F) (29) of Hoopeston

Details: HFD responded to the scene of an illegal burn at the request of HPD. The above subject was mailed a citation for Burning of Trash or Refuse (City Ordinance 8.08.010).

 

Wanted on Warrant (Vermilion County 24CM19) H24-5418 2024-8050

Time: 4:23 pm

Location: 900 blk W Main St

Arrested: Victor L Hutton (M) (55) of Hoopeston

Details: HPD located the above subject with an active warrant through Vermilion County. Mr. Hutton was taken into custody and transported to HPD for processing. He was later transported by a VC deputy to the PSB to await arraignment.

Operating when Registration Suspended for Non-Insurance H24-5395

Time: 07:18PM

Location: S 2nd Ave/ W Orange St

Arrested: James Johnson (M) (43) of North Carolina

Details: HPD officers conducted a traffic stop and a computer search showed Mr. Johnson’s vehicle to have a suspended registration. Mr. Johnson was given a Vermilion County Notice to Appear and was released from the scene.

Theft of Motor Vehicle H24-4763, 2024-7969 Time Date Occurred: 4:37PM 08/30/24 Time/Date Arrest: 11:31AM 09/24/24 Complainant: A 52 Y/O Hoopeston Female Arrested: Angel Bane (F) (44) of Hoopeston Details: On 08/30 the complainant contacted HPD to report their vehicle was stolen. An investigation found Ms. Bane to be the suspect, she was located and arrested. Ms. Bane was taken to HPD to be processed and later transported to the PSB in Danville to await arraignment.

 

Theft (over), Wanted on Warrant-Vermilion County H24-5330, 2024-7969 Time Date Occurred: 7:42AM 09/23/24 Time/Date Arrest: 11:31AM 09/24/24 Complainant: A 77 Y/O Hoopeston Male Arrested: Angel Bane (F) (44) of Hoopeston Details: On 09/23 the complainant contacted HPD to report their vehicle had been stolen. An investigation found Ms. Bane to be the suspect. While HPD officers were with Ms. Bane, a computer search revealed that she was wanted on a warrant as well. She was arrested and taken to HPD to be processed and later transported to the PSB in Danville to await arraignment.

Violation of an Order of Protection H24-5324, 2024-7951

Time: 8:12 PM

Location: 200 Blk of N Chicago St, Rossville

Arrested: Ronald Nunn (M) (57) of Rossville

Details: HPD officers were notified by Rossville Police Department of the location of Mr. Nunn. He was taken into HPD custody. He was arrested on the above charges, processed at HPD

and then later transported to the Danville PSB to await arraignment.

A Senior at Cissna Park died after an accident Saturday afternoon.

Illinois State Police says, Colson Carley was driving north on Illinois Route 1 south of Iroquois County Road 1330 North just after 4:30 p.m.

Troopers say, Carley crossed into the ditch on the east side of the road and hit a culvert and flew off the bike. 

Carley was taken to a nearby hospital and died. 

Cissna Park High School will hold a vigil/remembrance Sunday night at 6 p.m. in front of the high school. 

High school officials announced a crisis team will be available Monday with counselor workers, social workers and pastors for any students and staff who want to speak to anyone.

Violation of an Order of Protection H24-5271, 2024-7841

Time: 5:45 PM

Location: 200 blk of N Chicago St, Rossville, IL

Arrested: Ronald Nunn (M) (57)

Details: HPD officers were notified by Rossville Police Department of the location of Mr. Nunn. He was taken into HPD custody for an investigation. He was then arrested on the above charges, processed at HPD and then later transported to the PSB in Danville to await arraignment.

 

Fire Call

Time: 3:59PM

Location: E 4300 N road/N Dixie Hwy

Details: HFD was dispatched to the above location for a report of a vehicle overturned. HFD responded to the scene and later advised there were no injuries to report.

The Festival of Trees Elves - the dedicated steering committee members have been working very hard to sprinkle a little extra holiday magic into what has become the local kick-off to the holiday season. Mark your calendars for November 9th – 13th at the David S. Palmer Arena. The magical transformation of the arena may appear to happen overnight, however there are lots of plans, activities and ways to get involved already underway. 2024 marks the 27th Festival of Trees. In 2021 the event transferred from being presented by OSF HealthCare to Balloons Over Vermilion NFP. Combined with our sister event Balloons Over Vermilion, net profit proceeds from both events have donated over $500,000 to schools, teams, mentors, attractions, organizations and community groups that benefit local children and their families. "The true North Pole Magic we celebrate is the extraordinary giving spirit everyone experiences each year through this marquee community event. The impact of your generosity is felt across the county and cannot be fully measured. Come join us and feel the Magic!", shared Pat O’Shaughnessy, Board Chair. Sponsor information is available on the sponsorship tab at festivaloftreesdanville.com Anyone interested in sharing their creativity as a FOT designer of a 7’, 4.5’ tree or wreath is invited to the Designer Open House, Thursday, September 26th 6-8pm at the historic Fischer Theatre. RSVP’s are required to fotdanvilledesigners@gmail.com and designer guidelines and participation forms are available online at festivaloftreesdanville.com/designer. Designers are assigned as sponsorship forms flow in so sign up early. You don’t want to miss the ramped up 2024 FOT Special Events. Tickets go on sale on Monday, September 23rd at 10 am. This year’s ticketed special events include - Saturday, November 9 th 9:00 – 10:30 am – Pre-Historic Pit Stop - Breakfast at Santa's Dino Truck Park tickets - $20 per person - 6:30 – 9:30 pm - Glow Ho- Ho | Adult Bingo tickets - $30 per person - Sunday, November 10th 10:00 am – noon - Princess Tea Party tickets - $20 per person 5:00 – 700 pm - Neon North Pole | Family Bingo! tickets - $20 per person - Monday, November 11th 11:00 – 1:30 pm - Ladies Luncheon tickets - $45 per person - Tuesday, November 12th – NEW THIS YEAR 5:30 – 8:30 pm - Bourbon, Bubbles & Brew tickets - $60 per person Festival of Trees 2024 North Pole Magic Plans Taking Shape Full event details are available at festivaloftreesdanville.com. All special event tickets sell out and the Princess Tea Party, Ladies Luncheon and Santa’s breakfast are the quickest to go. Tickets are available online at festivaloftreesdanville.com or palmerarena.com however when you purchase tickets online Etix adds a vendor fee. Save money on your ticket purchase by buying them in person at the David S. Palmer Arena M – F 10am -4pm. The David S. Palmer Arena is now a clear bag event venue. Purses and backpacks exceeding certain sizes are not allowed. In addition, patrons will be asked to pass through the arena's metal detectors when entering the arena. Diaper bags are allowed but are subject to wand scan and search by security. Cash is encouraged, however ATM’s are located across the street. Mark and Jana Goodwin, 2024 Event Co-Chairs along with title sponsor Julius W. Hegeler II Foundation, diamond sponsor OSF HealthCare, the steering committee and 100’s of volunteers would like to invite everyone to experience North Pole Magic at the 2024 Festival of Trees November 9th – 13th at the David S. Palmer Arena, Danville, IL. For More Information please contact: Jana and Mark Goodwin – Event Co-Chairs – marknjana2000@yahoo.com Jana 217 – 431-3049 Pat O’Shaughnessy – Balloons Over Vermilion NFP Board Chairman - pat@vctitle.com 217-260-6716 Jim Anderson – Balloons Over Vermilion NFP Board Vice Chair – jimlinda112996@yahoo.com 217-304-3032

 Eastern Illinois Foodbank (EIF) is distributing food to area families facing food insecurity. The Foodmobile will travel throughout southern Vermilion County on 10/22/2024 and northern Vermilion County on 10/28/2024, with distribution sites and times and for each town listed at https://www.eifoodbank.org/help/mobile.html. The distribution is part of the Foodbank’s Foodmobile Program, a system of mobile food pantries designed to help bring nutritious food to rural or underserved areas. Those planning to attend should pre-register at www.EIFclient.com, although doing so does not guarantee a place in line. Income guidelines are as follows: Updates regarding future food distributions can be found at the Foodbank’s website at www.eifoodbank.org.

Forgery H24-5244 2024-7801

Time: 4:17 p.m.

Location: HPD

Arrested: Garrett White (M) (23) of Hoopeston

Details: HPD was notified by a resident advising he had been charged for a tip he did not approve. Upon investigation, Mr. White was arrested for Forgery and processed at HPD. He was later

transported to the PSB in Danville to await arraignment.

Fire Call Time: 4:04pm Location: 800 blk E Lincoln Details: HFD was dispatched to the report of a yard shed on fire.

 

Driving While License Suspended; Suspended License Plates; No Valid Insurance H24-5231 Time: 6:58 p.m. Location: 100 Blk of State Route 9 Arrested: Brian Massey (M) (48) of Milford, IL Details: HPD was conducting a traffic stop at the above address. Upon investigation officers found Mr. Massey to be in violation of the above. Mr. Massey was taken to HPD, cited and processed, then released with a Notice to Appear in Vermilion County Court.

 

Possession of Methamphetamine w/ Intent to Deliver H24-5234 2024-7776 Time: 8:48 p.m. Location: 900 Blk of S. Dixie Hwy. Arrested: Cherrica Hamby Details: HPD was conducting a traffic stop at the above address. Upon investigation, Ms. Hamby was found to be in possession of methamphetamine. She was arrested and taken to HPD for processing then later transported to the PSB in Danville to await arraignment.

 Illinois State Police (ISP) Troop 7 Commander, Captain Brian Dickmann, announces the results of Occupant Restraint Enforcement Patrols (OREP) held in Macon and Vermillion Counties on September 17, 2024. 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 2 Total Citations 47 Total Written Warnings 15 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 was funded through the Illinois Department of Transportation

On September 11, 2024, Andrew Sanchez (DOB 11/7/1989), formerly of Danville, Illinois, was sentenced by Judge Mark Goodwin to the Illinois Department of Corrections for Possession of Cannabis with Intent to Deliver for 7 years, and for Unlawful Possession of Weapon by Felon for 5 years. Sentences will be served concurrently and will be followed by 6 months of mandatory supervised release. The People presented evidence to the Court that on December 30, 2020, a search warrant was conducted by Vermilion County Metropolitan Enforcement Group agents on the residence of Andrew Sanchez. As officers were arriving to execute the search warrant, Sanchez was observed driving away from the residence. Once inside the residence, special agents with the Vermilion County Metropolitan Enforcement Group located a safe that contained 806.4 grams of cannabis, United States Currency, firearms, firearm ammunition, an empty gun case, a bulletproof vest and drug paraphernalia, as well as a receipt for the safe being purchased by Andrew Sanchez. Jacqueline Lacy said, “As State’s Attorney, I appreciate the vital work of the Vermilion County Metropolitan Enforcement Group in their fight to keep our neighborhoods safe from illicit drugs. My office will continue to work closely with Vermilion County Metropolitan Enforcement Group to keep our community safe.”

On September 13, 2024, Terrence Potts (DOB 8/18/1975), formerly of Georgetown, Illinois, pleaded guilty to Delivery of Controlled Substance, a class 1 felony, and was sentenced by Judge Mark S. Goodwin to 7 years in the Illinois Department of Corrections. During the plea hearing, the People presented evidence to the Court that on November 22, 2022, a special agent with the Vermilion County Metropolitan Enforcement Group executed a search warrant on a guest room at the Budget Motel in Georgetown, Illinois. The special agent found Terrence Potts inside the room and located 15.4 grams of a substance that field tested positive for cocaine. Potts was interviewed by special agents and confirmed that the substance was crack cocaine. During the interview, Potts stated that he had been residing in the room at the Budget Motel for 2 years and admitted that he had been selling crack cocaine while residing there. Testing completed by scientists at the Illinois State Police Forensic Science Laboratory confirmed the substance was positive for cocaine. State’s Attorney Jacqueline Lacy announced the plea and sentence. She thanked the Vermilion County Metropolitan Enforcement Group for their diligence investigating drug trafficking in our communities.

Illinois State Police (ISP) announces the arrest of 37-year-old Brett M. Sorensen of Paxton, Illinois for Dissemination of Child Sexual Abuse Material.

 

After the receipt of a cyber tip from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC), the ISP began an investigation regarding the dissemination of child sexual abuse material.  Preliminary facts gathered through the course of the initial investigation led to the issuance of an arrest warrant for Sorensen. 

 

On September 17, 2024, ISP Division of Criminal Investigation Zone 5 agents arrested Sorensen and executed a residential search warrant in Paxton, Illinois. Sorensen is being held pending an arraignment hearing in Ford County, Illinois. 

 

This ongoing investigation is a collaborative effort between the Illinois Attorney General’s Office Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force, the Ford County Sheriff’s Office, the Paxton Police Department, the Ford County State’s Attorney’s Office, and ISP.

Retail Theft H24-5175 2024-7709 Date and Time Occurred: 09/11/2024 6:16 p.m. Location: CVS-805 S. Dixie Hwy. Date and Time of Arrest: 09/17/2024 2:15 a.m. Location: W. Main St./S. 2nd Ave. Arrested: Kevin Lambert (M) (37) of Hoopeston Details: After an investigation, HPD officers located Mr. Lambert and arrested him for Retail Theft. He was taken to HPD to be processed and later transported to the PSB in Danville to await arraignment.

 

Restraint of Dogs by Owner or Keeper H24-5195 (Citation #10226) Time: 3:19 p.m. Location: S. 3rd Ave./W. Lincoln St. Arrested: Roger Catron (M) (66) of Hoopeston Details: HPD was flagged down by a complainant advising the dog would not allow her to get away. Upon investigation Mr. Catron was found to be the dog’s owner and was cited on the above charge. He was issued a citation and a Notice to Appear in Hoopeston Municipal Court.

 

Wanted on Warrant – Vermilion County H24-5201 2024-7732 Time: 7:05 p.m. Location: 300 Blk of W. Maple St. Arrested: Roger Catron (M) (66) of Hoopeston Details: While HPD officers were out with Mr. Catron for a prior incident, officers were aware the Mr. Catron was wanted on a warrant. Mr. Catron was arrested and processed at HPD then was later transported to the PSB in Danville by Vermilion County.

Operating when Registration Suspended for Non-Insurance H24-5174 Time: 04:03PM Location: S Dixie Hwy/W Orange St Arrested: Zack Curry (23) (M) of Hoopeston Details: HPD officers conducted a traffic stop and a computer search showed Mr. Curry’s vehicle to have a suspended registration. Mr. Curry was given a Vermilion County Notice to Appear and was released from the scene.

Wanted on an Iroquois County Warrant H24-5138

Time: 12:37AM

Location: S 6th Ave/W Penn St

Arrested: Joseph Asbury (M) (34)

Details: HPD officers located Mr. Asbury with an active warrant through Iroquois County. Mr. Asbury was brought to HPD for processing and was later transported by an Iroquois County Deputy to await arraignment.

 

Fire Alarm

Time: 6:17am

Location: 325 E Orange St, Autumn Fields

Details: HFD was dispatched to Autumn Fields for a fire alarm. Fire department cleared after alarm

reset.

Traffic Accident H24-5105 Time: 3:23PM Location: 500 Blk of E. Chestnut St. Unit 1: 2003 Ford driven by Fredric Acker ()(M) of Hoopeston Unit 2: 2013 Buick driven by Katerine Lopez ()(F) of Hoopeston Details: Unit 1 was reversing out of a driveway in the 700 blk of S. 4th St going southbound. It should be noted that the driveway is located in the 500 blk of E. Chestnut St. While reversing, Unit 1 did not notice Unit 2 driving eastbound on E. Chestnut St. Unit 1 struck Unit 2 on the roadway. Unit 1 accepted fault for the accident. No medical treatment was needed, and no citations were issued. 

 T-Mobile announces Hoopeston as one of its latest 25 Hometown Grant recipients. The $40,667 grant will go toward completing the Lorraine Theatre restoration project by purchasing the last of equipment needed to bring back "First Run" movie screenings, providing a variety of affordable entertainment to a community that couldn't experience otherwise. 

 

The project was submitted by Save the Lorainne Foundation, an organization aimed to preserve and renovate the over 100-year-old historic theatre. 

“The Lorraine Foundation was formed by a group of citizens simply wanting to preserve our local landmark, the Lorraine Theatre,” said Alex Houmes, President of the Lorraine Foundation. “After 12+ years of fundraising and renovations, this gift from T-Mobile’s Hometown Grant allows us to cross the finished line. The much anticipate return of "First Run" movie screenings will be an experience worthy of the Lorraine’s reputation for sound and picture quality. Mixing its historic atmosphere and today’s latest technology, the Lorraine Theatre will once again be The Best Place for Movies.”  

 

Through Hometown Grants, people in communities nationwide are kickstarting projects that make a real difference and help their towns thrive. Since launching its five-year commitment?to small towns in April 2021, T-Mobile has awarded a whopping 325 communities across 47 states and over $14 million in funding.? 

 

The impact doesn’t stop there. To date, Hometown Grants has created more than 86,000 volunteer hours and provided more than $3 million in funding toward small business projects like revitalizing farmers markets, launching business incubators and improving main streets.?To date, Hometown Grants has provided over $500,000 in funding to 13 towns across Illinois. 

On September 6, 2024, Caleb Hackler (DOB 3/9/1986), formerly of Arcola, Illinois, pleaded guilty to Possession of Weapon by Felon – Forcible Felony, a class 2 felony. Judge Mark Goodwin sentenced Hackler to 11 years in the Illinois Department of Corrections. Following his term of imprisonment, Hackler will serve 1 year of mandatory supervised release. During the plea hearing, the People presented evidence that on August 13, 2021, deputies with the Vermilion County Sheriff’s Department observed a vehicle travelling at speeds in excess of 100 miles per hour. Deputies tried to catch up to the vehicle, but were unable to do so and the vehicle eventually wrecked into a ditch. Upon approaching the wrecked vehicle, deputies saw the two occupants flee on foot. Deputies searched the area for the occupants, who were eventually located and identified as Caleb Hackler and his co-defendant, Brett Magana. Deputies conducted a search of the wrecked vehicle with the assistance of Illinois State Police. Agents with the Vermilion County Metropolitan Enforcement Group also assisted in the investigation. During the search of the vehicle, law enforcement recovered two 9mm firearms, firearm magazines, ammunition, and drug paraphernalia, as well as two wallets containing the identification cards of both Caleb Hackler and Brett Magana. During his interview with police, Magana admitted he was the driver of the vehicle, that he was aware of the guns and drug paraphernalia in the vehicle, and that he and Hackler were on their way to make a drug transaction in the area. Hackler is a convicted felon. Magana was sentenced to 12 years in the Illinois Department of Corrections on January 13, 2022. “Repeat offenders who refuse to follow the law will be held accountable by my office,” said Vermilion County State’s Attorney Jacqueline Lacy. She added, “Our community is safer thanks to the combined efforts of the Vermilion County Sheriff’s Department, the Vermilion County Metropolitan Enforcement Group and the Illinois State Police.”

Retail Theft H24-4992

Time: 11:48 p.m.

Location: 415 S. Dixie Hwy. (Dollar General)

Cited: Caitlyn Jones (F) (21) of Hoopeston

Victor Hutton (M) (56) of Hoopeston

Details: On September 7th HPD was called to the above location for theft. Upon investigation the

above were cited for Retail Theft. Ms. Jones and Mr. Hutton were each given NTA’s to

appear in Hoopeston City Court.

 

Operating motor vehicle when registration is suspended for no insurance (Delayed Entry)

H24-5042

Date/Time: 5/9/24 5:22PM

Location: W Thompson/N 10th Ave

Arrested: Henry D Moulden(39)(M) of Danville

Details: HPD officers conducted a traffic stop and a computer search showed Mr. Moulden to have

a suspended registration. Mr. Moulden was given a Vermilion County Notice to appear and

was released from the scene.

 

Warrant Arrest (Champaign County) H24-5062

Time: 8:39pm

Location: S Market St/E Maple

Arrested: Tabithia Stephens (F) (35) of Hoopeston

Details: HPD officers stopped the vehicle Ms. Stephens was driving for a traffic violation. A

computer check revealed she had an outstanding warrant through Champaign County.

She was arrested and taken to HPD to be processed. She was later released with a

Notice to Appear in Champaign County court.

Battery H24-5061

Time: 6:23 p.m.

Location: 300 Blk of E. Maple St.

Arrested: Camden Smithers

Details: HPD officers responded to a call from a complainant advising an occupant of a vehicle had spit on him and his vehicle. Upon investigation Mr. Smithers was arrested and taken to HPD to be processed. He was later released and issued a Notice to Appear in Vermilion County court.

The Newton County sheriff's deputy who was critically injured after being shot in the line of duty will not survive his injuries. 

"Despite the tremendous and heroic efforts of his medical team, we have been informed Corporal Brandon Schreiber will not survive his injuries," Sheriff Cothran said in an update. 

Corporal Schreiber is an organ donor and his sacrifice will present the opportunity for him to help many other people.

Newton County Sheriff’s Office said further details will be provided later this week. 

We appreciate the outpour of support from the community as well as our law enforcement families.

Operating when Registration Suspended for Non-Insurance (Delayed Entry) H24-5026

Date and Time: 09/08/2024 at 11:48PM

Location: S Dixie Highway/W Orange St

Arrested: Terion Childs (26) (M) of Naperville IL

Details: HPD officers conducted a traffic stop and a computer search showed Mr. Childs

vehicle to have a suspended registration. Mr. Childs was given a Vermilion County

Notice to Appear and was released from the scene.

 

Fire Call

Time: 6:40 p.m.

Location: 4200 N. Rd./1130 E. Rd.

Details: HFD was dispatched to the above location for a call of black smoke in the area. Upon

arrival HFD determined there to be no fire.

 

 

Traffic Accident (Delayed Entry) H24-5049

Date and Time: 09/05/2024 at 3:20 p.m.

Location: 700 Blk. of W. Orange St.

Unit 1: 2007 GMC driven by Kayla Waddell (F) (28) of Hoopeston

Unit 2: 2012 Chevy driven by Kaedyn Goodrum (F) (16) of Hoopeston

Details: Unit 1 was hauling material on a trailer. An object fell into the roadway in front of

Unit 2. The unavoidable object caused damage to Unit 2 after being ran over. No

tickets were issued and both units were insured.

Operating When Registration Suspended for Noninsurance, Operating Uninsured Vehicle H24-4949 Time/Date: 9:29PM, 09/05/24 Location: E Penn/ Bank St Arrested: 17 Y/O F of Hoopeston Details: HPD officers conducted a traffic stop. A computer search found that the vehicle in question had suspended registration due to noninsurance. Traffic citations were issued and the driver was issued a notice to appear in Vermilion County court at a later date.

 

Expired Driver's License, Operating Vehicle w/ Expired Registration, Driving without lights when required,Operating Uninsured Vehicle H24-4984 Time: 4:39am Location: W Honeywell/N Dixie Hwy Cited: Nathanael Grant (31) (M) of South Bend, IN Details: HPD officers stopped the vehicle Mr. Grant was driving for a traffic violation. A computer check revealed the registration on the vehicle was expired, and the subject’s driver’s license was expired. He was given traffic citations and a traffic court date.

 

Driving While License Suspended, Operating When Registration Suspended for Noninsurance H24-4987 Time: 11:55am Location: 8 th Av/W Elm Arrested: Eduardo Cordova (M) (47) of Hoopeston Details: HPD officers stopped the vehicle Mr. Cordova was driving for a traffic violation. A computer check revealed subject’s driver’s license was suspended and the registration was suspended. Subject was arrested and taken to HPD to be processed. He was later released with traffic citations and traffic court date.

 

Illegal Squealing/Screeching of Tires H24-5001 Time/Date: 09/07/24 at 10:33PM Location: 1100 blk of S Dixie Hwy Arrested: Ryan Judy (19)(M) of Rossville Details: HPD officers conducted a traffic stop. Mr. Judy was given a ticket and notice to appear in Vermilion County court, and released from the scene. 

No Valid License, Operating Uninsured Vehicle H24-4930 Time: 1:32 am Location: W Elm St/S 6th Ave Cited: Andrew S Prattis (M) (33) of Hoopeston Details: HPD conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle with the listed subject identified as the driver. Mr. Prattis received citations for the above charges then was released from the scene with notice to appear in Vermilion County traffic court.

 

Forgery H24-4196 2024-7340 Date/Time Occurred: 8/1/2024 11:09am Date/Time Arrest: 9/5/2024 7:30am Location: 905 S Dixie Hwy Arrest Location: 300 blk E Thompson Complainant: 69 year old Hoopeston male Arrested: Andrew Prattis (M) (33) Hoopeston male Details: After an investigation, HPD officers located Mr. Prattis and arrested him on forgery charges. He was taken to HPD to be processed and later transported to the PSB in Danville to await arraignment.

 Illinois State Police (ISP) Troop 7 Commander, Captain Brian Dickmann, announces the results of Occupant Restraint Enforcement Patrols (OREP) held in Macon and Vermillion Counties on September 03, 2024. 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 46 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 was funded through the Illinois Department of Transportation

Wanted on Warrant-Iroquois County 24CM66H24-4924 Time: 7:24PM Location: 200 Blk of S 1st Ave Arrested: Joseph Hart (39)(M) of Hoopeston Details: HPD officers checked out with Mr. Hart. A computer check revealed he had an outstanding Iroquois County warrant. He was arrested and taken to HPD to be processed and later transported to Iroquois County in lieu of bond.

Traffic Accident H24-4884 Time: 6:08AM Location: W Main St/S Dixie Hwy Unit1: 2007 Chevrolet driven by Stephen Buranosky (M)(41) of Williamsport,IN Unit2: 2015 Chrysler driven by Nancy Wilburn (F)(53) of Hoopeston Details: Unit 1 while turning from W Main Street struck Unit 2 on driver’s side front of the vehicle while it was traveling southbound on route 1.

 

Criminal Damage to State Supported Property, Criminal Damage (over) H24-4720, 2024-7274 Time/Date of Incident: 08/27/2024 at approx. 9:35PM Time/Date of Arrest: 09/03/2024 at 6:53PM Location of Incident: McFerren Park Arrested: Joshua Clifton (41)(M) of Hoopeston Details: Hoopeston Police officers were investigating criminal damage at McFerren Park. Subject was located at City Hall and he was arrested. He was later transported to the PSB to await arraignment. 

 On September 1, 2024 at approximately 8:45 p.m., the Iroquois County Sheriff’s Department requested the Illinois State Police Division of Criminal Investigation Zone 5 to assist in an officer involved shooting investigation. Preliminary reports indicate officers from the Iroquois County Sheriff’s Department were engaged in a pursuit of an armed suspect with a hostage. The pursuit went into Indiana, at which time the Newton County Sheriff’s Department became engaged in the pursuit. The pursuit came back into Illinois and the suspect crashed in Sheldon. The suspect exited his vehicle and gunfire was exchanged. During the exchange of gun fire, the suspect and a deputy from the Newton County Sheriff’s Department were struck. The suspect, 37-year-old Andrew Roselius of Clifton, IL, was pronounced deceased on scene. The Newton County Deputy was transported to a regional hospital where he remains in critical condition. No hostage was located inside the vehicle. ISP will lead the investigation into the use of force portion of this incident. After a thorough investigation, ISP will turn over its investigation to the Iroquois County State’s Attorney’s Office. 

Disorderly Conduct H24-4841

Date/Time: 9/1/24 12:13pm

Location: 600 blk W Maple St

Complainant: 48-year-old Hoopeston female

Arrested: 3 Hoopeston male juveniles (13) (15) (13)

1 Danville male juvenile (14)

Details: HPD officers were called to the area for the report of juveniles shooting Orby guns.

Officers located juveniles and they were taken to HPD to be processed. They were

later released to parent/guardians and the report was forwarded to the State Attorney’s

Office for further review.

 

 

Possession of a Controlled Substance H24-4871, 2024-7218

Time: 3:20PM

Location: 600 blk of S 6th Ave.

Arrested: Autumn Paris (27) (F) of Hoopeston

Details: HPD officers were out with Ms. Paris and a search found a controlled substance on her. She was arrested and brought to HPD for processing and then later transported to Vermilion County to await arraignment.

Yesterday evening, September 1st 2024, our department was involved in an incident that concluded in Sheldon, Illinois that has resulted in a Newton County Deputy being critically injured. The Illinois State Police have assumed responsibility for this investigation. 

Driving While License Suspended (citation), Operating Uninsured Motor Vehicle (citation), Vermilion County Warrant, Callaway County Missouri Warrant H24-4783 2024-7134 Date: Friday, August 30th (Delayed Entry) Time: 11:46 p.m. Location: 400 blk. of S. Dixie Hwy. Arrested: Matthew Williams (M) (28) of Wellington Details: HPD initiated a traffic stop at the above location. While conducting the stop, Mr. Williams was ticketed for the above citations and given an NTA for Vermilion County Traffic Court. During the traffic stop, a computer check revealed a Vermilion County Warrant and a Callaway County Missouri Warrant. Mr. Williams was taken into custody, processed, and then transported to the PSB in Danville to await arraignment and extradition.

 

 

Wanted on a Verm. Co. Warrant H24-4814 2024-7153 Time: 6:57 p.m. Location: W. Washington St./S. 8th Ave. Arrested: Jason Kinnaird (M) (47) of Hoopeston Details: HPD located Mr. Kinnaird and a computer check revealed a warrant. Mr. Kinnaird was arrested and transported to the PSB in Danville to await arraignment.

 

Traffic Accident H24-4803 Time: 3:34 p.m. Location: McFerren Park Unit1: 2019 Ford driven by Elaine Cartwright of Hoopeston Unit2: 2010 Ford driven by Steve Blanton of Rossville Details: Unit 1 struck Unit 2 after backing out of a parking space. No tickets were issued and no injuries were reported.

 

Failure to Signal, No Valid Driver's License H24-4832

Date/Time: 8/31/24 11:30pm

Location: E Chestnut/S 3rd St

Cited: Nicolas Thiel (M) (30) of Danville

Details: HPD stopped the vehicle Mr. Thiel was driving for a traffic violation. A computer checked

revealed the subject had no valid driver’s license. He was given 2 traffic citations and a

traffic court date.

 

Fire Call, Traffic Accident

Time: 12:35pm

Location: N 1900 East/State Route 9

Details: HFD was dispatched to the report of a roll-over accident.

 

 

Operating a vehicle while registration is suspended, Operating an uninsured vehicle (Delayed Entry) H24-4831

Time: 11:19PM

Location: S Dixie Highway/W Orange St.

Arrested: John C Seiters(63)(M) of Hoopeston

Details: HPD officers conducted a traffic stop and a computer search showed Mr. Seiters to have a

suspended registration. Mr. Seiters was given Vermilion County Notice to appear and

released from the scene.

 

Domestic Battery H24-4859 2024-7199

Time: 8:26 p.m.

Location: 600 blk. of E. Thompson Ave.

Arrested: Kaylynn Kruger (F) (36) of Hoopeston

Details: Officers were dispatched to the above address for a domestic disturbance. Upon

investigation, Ms. Kruger was arrested for the above charge. She was processed at HPD and transported to the PSB in Danville to await arraignment