Fire Call

Time: 3:56 p.m.

Location: State Route 9 / N 1300 E. Rd

Details: HFD responded to the above location for a ditch on fire. HPD officers responded to the above location to assist. Upon arrival they extinguished the fire, no injuries were reported and the scene was cleared.

Driving while License Suspended, Improper Lane Usage H26-1047

Date/Time: 2/26/2026 @ 8:05 p.m.

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

Arrested: William Hughes (M) (36) of Hoopeston

Details: HPD officers conducted a traffic stop at the above location. Mr. Hughes was placed under arrest. He was processed at HPD and later released. Mr. Hughes was issued NTA’s for Vermilion County Court.

Fire Call

Time: 3:56 p.m.

Location: State Route 9 / N 1300 E. Rd

Details: HFD responded to the above location for a ditch on fire. HPD officers responded to the above location to assist. Upon arrival they extinguished the fire, no injuries were reported and the scene was cleared.

Driving while License Suspended, Improper Lane Usage H26-1047

Date/Time: 2/26/2026 @ 8:05 p.m.

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

Arrested: William Hughes (M) (36) of Hoopeston

Details: HPD officers conducted a traffic stop at the above location. Mr. Hughes was placed under arrest. He was processed at HPD and later released. Mr. Hughes was issued NTA’s for Vermilion County Court.

Wanted on a Vermilion County Warrant (25CM778) Time: Location: Arrested: Details: 4:46 p.m. 800 Blk of W. Penn St. Santos Vasquez (M) (84) of Hoopeston H26-1040 2026-1294 Known to have an active Vermilion County Warrant, HPD officers located Mr. Vasquez and placed him under arrest. He was processed at HPD, then later transported by a Vermilion County Deputy to the PSB in Danville to await arraignment.

Wanted on a Iroquois County Warrant (25CF200) Time: Location: Arrested: Details: 5:32 p.m. 700 Blk of E. Lincoln St. Bayleah Moore (F) (25) of Hoopeston H26-1041 2026-1300 Known to have an active Iroquois County Warrant, HPD officers located Ms. Moore and placed her under arrest. She was processed at HPD, then later transported to the PSB in Danville to await arraignment and await extradition to Iroquois County.

Criminal Trespass with Persons Present Time: Location: Arrested: Details: 11:37 p.m. 900 Blk. of W. Washington St. Paul Judd (M) (50) of Ardmore, OK H26-1050 2026-1305 HPD officers were dispatched for an unknown subject who entered a residence. Mr. Judd was located and arrested. He was transported to HPD for processing then was later transported to the PSB in Danville to await arraignment.  

Wanted on a Vermilion County Warrant (25CM778) H26-1040 2026-1294

Time: 4:46 p.m.

Location: 800 Blk of W. Penn St.

Arrested: Santos Vasquez (M) (84) of Hoopeston

Details: Known to have an active Vermilion County Warrant, HPD officers located Mr. Vasquez and placed him under arrest. He was processed at HPD, then later transported by a Vermilion County Deputy to the PSB in Danville to await arraignment.

Wanted on a Iroquois County Warrant (25CF200) H26-1041 2026-1300

Time: 5:32 p.m.

Location: 700 Blk of E. Lincoln St.

Arrested: Bayleah Moore (F) (25) of Hoopeston

Details: Known to have an active Iroquois County Warrant, HPD officers located Ms. Moore and placed her under arrest. She was processed at HPD, then later transported to the PSB in Danville to await extradition to Iroquois County.

Criminal Trespass with Persons Present; Threatening a Public Official H26-1050 2026-1305

Time: 11:37 p.m.

Location: 900 Blk. of W. Washington St.

Arrested: Paul Judd (M) (50) of Ardmore, OK

Details: HPD officers were dispatched for an unknown subject who entered a residence. Mr. Judd was located and arrested. He was transported to HPD for processing then was later transported to the PSB in Danville to await arraignment.

Burning of Trash and Refuse (city ordinance 8.08.010) H26-0927

Date/Time: 2/19/2026@8:56pm

Location: 700 blk of E Lincoln St.

Cited: Harlee Nelson (F) (26) of Loda

Details: HPD officers responded to the above area at the above date and time for the report of an illegal burn. Officers located the fire, issued Ms. Nelson an NTA for Hoopeston city court for the above city ordinance violation, and released her from the scene.

Retail Theft H26-0985 2026-1242

Time: 8:12pm

Location: 1020 W Chestnut, Tractor Supply

Arrested: Michael Delaplain (M) (46) of Hoopeston

Details: HPD officers were dispatched to the above location for the report of retail theft. After

an investigation, officers arrested Mr. Delaplain was arrested and taken to HPD to be

processed. He was later transported to the PSB in Danville to await arraignment.

Medical Assist

HPD and HFD were dispatched to the 1000 blk of W Thompson @ 4:55am to assist Arrow personnel on a medical call, then later cleared the scene.

Traffic Accident H26-0957

Time: 11:55am

Location: Kirby Foods Parking Lot, 1030 W Chestnut St.

Unit#1: 2005 Saturn Vue, Driven by Cody Shadley of Hoopeston

Unit#2: 2017 Ford Taurus, Driven by Michael Turner of Hoopeston

Details: Unit#2, traveling west bound in the parking lot, was struck in the rear passenger side by Unit#1. A passenger of Unit#2 was transferred to Hoopeston Regional Hospital for medical evaluation, no citations were issued, and both units were insured.

Theft of Utility Services H26-0940

Date/Time: 2/20/2026 @ 1:15 p.m.

Location: 600 Blk of McCracken Ave.

Arrested: Kevin Lambert (M) (39) of Hoopeston

Details: HPD Officers responded to the area at the request of the Hoopeston Water Department. After an investigation HPD located Mr. Lambert. Mr. Lambert was arrested and brought to HPD for processing then was later released with an NTA for Vermilion County Court.

Failure to Display Front License Plate, Loud Exhaust H26-0942

Date/Time: 2/20/2026 @ 3:40 p.m.

Location: 400 Blk of Dixie Hwy.

Arrested: Thad Finnell (M) (33) of Hoopeston

Details: HPD Officers conducted a traffic stop at the above location. Mr. Finnell was issued NTA’s for Vermilion County Court then he was released from the scene.

Domestic Battery H26-0963 2026-1188

Time: 6:45pm

Location: 300 blk N Market

Arrested: Beandre Rounds (M) (41) of Hoopeston

Details: HPD Officers responded to a call at the above location. Following an investigation, Mr. Rounds was arrested for the above charge, processed at the Hoopeston Police Department, then later transported to the Danville Public Safety Building to await arraignment.

Aggravated Battery, Theft (Under $500) H26-0930 2026-1137

Date/Time Report: 02/19/2026@11:02pm

Date/Time Arrest: 02/20/2026@12:50am

Location: 500 blk of East Young

Arrested: Jason Fairchild (M) (48) of Hoopeston

Details: HPD officers were contacted about a battery that had occurred. After an investigation, officers located Mr. Fairchild and arrested him on the above charges. He was taken to HPD for processing and was later transported to the PSB in Danville to await arraignment.

Burglary, Retail Theft (Under $300.00), Driving while License Revoked, Possession of Meth < 5gms, Possession of Paraphernalia H26-0929 2026-1161

Date/Time/Location of Offense: 02/19/2026@10:00pm, 912 S Dixie (Caseys)

Date of Arrest: 02/20/2026

Arrested: Ryan Nosler (M) (30) of Hoopeston

Details: HPD Officers responded to Caseys for the report of retail theft which led the arrest of Mr. Nosler. He was processed at the Hoopeston Police Department for the above charges, issued an NTA for Vermilion Co. traffic court, then later transported to the Danville Public Safety Building to await arraignment.

Unlawful Possession of a Weapon by a Convicted Felon, UUW-Metal Knuckles, Driving While License Suspended H26-0879 Date/Time: 2/17/26 @ 11:12 p.m. Location: 912 S. Dixie Hwy. Arrested: Details: Scott Harper Jr. (M) (41) of Danville, IL HPD officers conducted a traffic stop. Mr. Harper was arrested and taken into HPD custody then was later charged with additional offenses. He was processed then later transported to the PSB in Danville to await arraignment.

Operating Vehicle When Registration Suspended for Mandatory Insurance H26-0902 Time: Location: Arrested: Details: 8:19 p.m. 1000 blk of W. Chestnut St. Jocelyn De Los Santos (F) (30) of Hoopeston HPD Officers conducted a traffic stop. Ms. De Los Santos was found to be driving on the above violation. She was given an NTA for Vermilion County Court and was released from the scene.  

State Senator Rose (R-Mahomet) released the following statement after Governor Pritzker’s Budget Address:

“It takes a lot of nerve to raise power bills on the working people of Illinois literally a month ago, and then stand at a podium today pretending to care about an affordability crisis you caused.

“It takes a lot of nerve to talk about “relief” while cutting the Property Tax Relief Fund and shortchanging school districts, knowing full well that the bill will land right back on the kitchen tables of working families in the form of higher property taxes.

“It takes a lot of nerve to roll out a $56 billion budget, then claim you just need another $200 million in taxes to get K-12 students what was already promised to them.

“It takes a lot of nerve, after eight straight budgets, to say you care about our developmentally disabled friends, family members, and neighbors when year after year you’ve underfunded what we send to the frontline workers who serve them every single day.

“And then, in his address, he mostly talked about love. If this is what love looks like, higher bills, higher taxes, and broken promises… then no thank you.

Possession of Cannabis inside vehicle not in sealed container, One Headlamp

H26-0844

Date/Time: 2/16/2026 @ 7:52 p.m.

Location: S. 1st Ave. and W. Main St.

Arrested: Lucas Brown (M) (33) of Hoopeston

Details: HPD conducted a traffic stop. After an investigation at the scene, Mr. Brown was issued NTA’s for Vermilion County Court and was released from the scene.

Violation of Pretrial Release H26-0826 2026-1076

Time: 4:20 p.m.

Location: 824 S. Dixie Hwy

Arrested: Joseph Cannon (M) (53) of Hoopeston

Details: HPD officers observed Mr. Cannon was in Violation of his Pretrial Release. Mr. Cannon was arrested and taken into HPD custody for processing and later transported to the PSB in Danville to await arraignment.

Driving while License Suspended, Expired Registration,

Operating Uninsured Vehicle H26-0829

Date/Time: 2/15/26 @ 9:04a.m.

Location: 500 Blk of E. Main St.

Arrested: Harlee Nelson (F) (26) of Loda, IL

Details: HPD officers conducted a traffic stop. Ms. Nelson was placed under arrest. She was processed at the Hoopeston Police Department and later released. Ms. Nelson was issued NTA’s for Vermilion County Court.

Fire Call

Time: 6:30 p.m.

Location: 200 Blk E. Lincoln St.

Details: HFD responded to a report of a possible structure fire. After arriving boxes were found to be burning, and no structure fire was discovered.

Illegal Transportation of Alcohol, Operating Vehicle with Expired Plates ILCS H26-0801

Time: 8:59pm

Location: 912 S Dixie Hwy (Casey’s)

Cited: Cody Corriveau (M) (29) of Milford

Details: HPD Officers conducted a traffic stop at the above location where Mr. Corriveau was issued citations for the above traffic violations, then released from the scene.

DUI (#1), Obedience to signal indicating approach of train or railroad track equipment (#1), Leaving the Scene of an Accident (#2) H26-0803 H26-0802

Time: 9:08 pm

Location#1: W Thompson Av Railroad Crossing

Location#2: 500 blk W Main

Unit#2: White 2018 Chevrolet Pickup , Unoccupied

Unit#1: Black 2012 Ford Pickup, Driven by the Arrestee

Arrested: Joseph Goodrum (M) (65) of Hoopeston

Details: HPD and HFD were dispatched to location #1 for a vehicle (Unit#1) vs train accident. Mr. Goodrum was arrested after the refusal of EMS for the above (#1) charges and transported to the Hoopeston Police Department. HFD cleared and the vehicle was towed from the scene. Upon further investigation, prior to the arrest, Unit#2, parked in location #2 and unoccupied was struck by Mr. Goodrum in (Unit#1). Mr. Goodrum was processed and later released with NTA’s for all charges. No injuries were reported and Unit#1 was insured

Traffic Accident: H26-0771 Time: Location: Unit 1: Unit 2: Details: 8:03 a.m. E Penn St/ Bank St. 2013 Dodge Durango driven by Curtis Warner (M) (40) of Hoopeston 2014 GMC Acadia driven by Ashley Allen (F) (38) of Hoopeston Both units 1 and 2 were stopped on East Penn St. due to a train. Unit 1 driver advises foot slipped off of the brake causing him to hit the rear end of unit 2. Passenger in Unit 2 went to the hospital for minor injuries. No tickets were issued. Both units were insured.

Operating Vehicle When Registration Suspended for Noninsurance H26-0772 Time: Location: Cited: Details: 10:42 a.m. S. 1st Ave / W. Chestnut St. Timothy Coon (M) (47) of Hoopeston HPD officers stopped the vehicle Mr. Coon was driving for a traffic violation. A computer check revealed his registration was suspended. Mr. Coon was given a traffic citation and a traffic court date.

Aggravated Battery, Mob Action Date/Time of Report: Date/Time of Arrest: 2/7/26 H26-0669 2026-0938 8:05pm 2/12/26 2:33pm (juvenile) Date/Time of Arrest: Location: 2/12/26 7:18pm (adult) 300 blk N 8th Ave Arrested: Arrested: Details: 17 year old Hoopeston male juvenile Joshua Pierce (M) (37) of Hoopeston HPD officers were dispatched to the report of an aggravated battery. After an investigation the juvenile was taken into custody and transported to JDC in Danville. Mr. Pierce turned himself into HPD. He was processed and later transported to the PSB in Danville to await

arraignment.  

Hit and Run Accident H26-0699

Date/Time: 2/9/26 6:58am

Location: 800 blk W Penn St

Unit #1: Unknown

Unit #2: 2011 Ford Fusion owned by Mychelle Wood (F) (19) of Hoopeston

Details: Unit #1 struck Unit #2 which was parked and unoccupied. Unit 2 is insured and

an investigation continues.

Iroquois Federal and Servbank are pleased to announce that TJ Morris, who currently serves as Executive Vice President–Chief Lending Officer and Danville
Market President at Iroquois Federal, has been appointed Illinois Regional President for Servbank, effective on Day 1 of the integration following Servbank’s
planned acquisition of Iroquois Federal in March 2026. This leadership transition marks an important step with a shared commitment to community-focused
service, strong customer relationships, and sustained organizational growth. Since announcing the acquisition in October, both institutions have been collaboratively
working to design the optimal organization structure in a manner that will serve our collective customers best while leveraging the unique capabilities and
strengths each company offers.

Morris has been a key contributor to Iroquois Federal’s strategic direction and lending operations, demonstrating exceptional leadership, deep industry
knowledge and a strong dedication to the customers and communities the institution serves. In his new role with Servbank, Morris will oversee regional
operations throughout Illinois, helping lead the integration efforts and support the execution of Servbank’s regional strategy.

“We are excited to see TJ take on this significant leadership role with Servbank,” stated Walter “Chip” Hasselbring III, CEO & Board Chairman of Iroquois Federal
“His expertise and vision have been instrumental to Iroquois Federal’s success, and his deep roots in our communities reflect the strength of local leadership that
has always set us apart. We are confident he will continue to make a strong impact in this expanded capacity with Servbank.”

“One of the things we value most about Iroquois Federal is their strong local leadership,” stated Donald Satiroff, CEO of Servbank. “TJ Morris has spent his
career serving Iroquois communities, earning the trust of customers and colleagues alike. Appointing him as Illinois Regional President was a clear and
natural progression. TJ understands the people, the culture, and the responsibility that comes with leading locally. With this decision, we’re able to uphold our
promise to our shared customers and maintain our commitment to our local communities.”

Following the close of Servbank’s acquisition of Iroquois Federal, customers of both institutions are expected to benefit from expanded products, services and
branch access. The transition process remains on track, with both organizations working closely to maintain consistent service and support. On March 13th, Iroquois Federal will operate as the name of Iroquois Federal Savings and Loan Association, a division of Servbank, N.A.

Iroquois Federal Savings and Loan Association headquartered in Watseka , Illinois and Servbank, N.A. headquartered in Oswego, Illinois have entered into a
definitive agreement under which Servbank, N.A. will acquire Iroquois Federal Savings and Loan Association. The transaction is expected to close on March 12,
2026. Until this transaction is completed, the institutions will continue to operate as separate, independent banks.

Servbank N.A. NMLS #203463. Equal Housing Lender. Member FDIC.  Iroquois Federal Savings and Loan Association NMLS #472172 . Equal Housing
Lender. Member FDIC.

Use of Credit/Debit Card w/ Intent to Defraud H26-0742

Time: 4:04 pm

Location: 618 W Orange St (Monicals)

Arrested: Zachariah Gottlieb (M) (29) of Hoopeston

Details: A report from a 35-year-old Rossville male of an incident that occurred at the above business led to Mr. Gottlieb’s arrest. He was processed at the Hoopeston Police Department, then released with an NTA in Vermilion County Court.

2026 celebrates a monumental milestone—the 100th anniversary of the Ford County Fair in Melvin, Illinois! For a century, the fair has brought vibrant agriculture, thrilling livestock shows, electrifying entertainment, and countless unforgettable moments to Melvin and the surrounding communities.

To honor this incredible centennial, the Ford County Fairboard has gone above and beyond to plan the most spectacular fair yet! Get ready for the beloved queen pageant, the always-popular Antique Tractor Show & Tractor Pulls, a heart-pounding demo derby, and—back by popular demand—not one, but two epic nights of main stage concerts! And of course, it wouldn’t be the Ford County Fair without the dazzling carnival, mouthwatering food, and a bustling marketplace of vendors. The excitement kicks off on Saturday, June 13, with the first of two show-stopping main stage concerts, headlined by none other than country music superstar Clay Walker! Bursting onto the scene in his early twenties, Walker has since become a chart-topping sensation with over 30 singles and 11 No. 1 hits. Get ready to sing along to his unforgettable classics like “Live Until I Die,” “Dreaming With My Eyes Open,” “This Woman and This Man,” “Hypnotize the Moon,” “Rumor Has It,” “Then What,” “I Can't Sleep,” and “She Won't Be Lonely Long.”

Setting the stage for an unforgettable night, the incredible Walker Montgomery opens the show! Hailed as an Artist to Watch by Country Now, Music Mayhem Magazine, Sounds Like Nashville, and The Boot, Montgomery is blazing his own trail in country music while honoring a legendary family legacy. At just 21 years old, he’s the son of John Michael Montgomery and nephew of Eddie Montgomery from Montgomery Gentry—country music royalty runs in his veins!

The party continues on June 19, when Resurrection—the ultimate Journey Tribute band—takes over the main stage! Since 2014, Resurrection has set the gold standard for Journey tributes, building a devoted Facebook fan base of over 52,000 and performing in nearly 40 states nationwide. Their high-energy performances have wowed crowds everywhere, including a massive show for 40,000 Chicago White Sox fans at US Cellular Field. Get ready to relive the greatest hits of Journey in an electrifying concert experience! 

Concert tickets for both nights will go on sale Friday, February 13, 2026, at 8AM. Tickets will be available at www.fordcountyfair.org!

State Senator Rose (R-Mahomet) filed a series of bills designed to lower energy costs for families, restore local control over energy projects, and protect the Mahomet Aquifer from energy-intensive data centers.

In January, Governor Pritzker signed Senate Bill 25 into law. SB 25 removed long-standing protections shielding households from unlimited utility rate increases and included an $8 billion battery storage mandate to be paid for by consumers.

“Rather than lowering costs for families, Governor Pritzker’s bill jacks up power rates once again,” Rose said. “Removing rate caps doesn’t save money, it gives utilities a green light to raise rates on hard-working families who are already stuck with higher bills.”

Rose’s legislation, SB 4003, restores consumer rate caps, ensuring families are not left vulnerable to unchecked electric bill increases. The bill also repeals SB 25’s $8 billion battery storage mandate that sticks Illinoisians with the tab.

In addition, Senator Rose filed another bill, SB 4004, that addresses the rapid growth of energy-intensive artificial intelligence data centers and their impact on electricity demand and water resources. Senate Bill 4004 would impose a permanent moratorium on data center construction on the Mahomet Aquifer, require transparency in water usage, and prevent secrecy agreements that hide resource consumption from local communities.

“Electric demand is increasing while reliable power supply is decreasing,” Rose said. “At the same time, massive data centers are coming online that consume enormous amounts of electricity and water, raising costs for everyone and jeopardizing our precious natural resources.”

Another bill, SB 4001, restores local control over the siting of wind, solar, and energy storage facilities, requiring approval from counties, townships, and municipalities within 1.5 miles of a proposed project before construction can proceed.

Finally, Rose’s legislation asks the Illinois Power Agency to include “least cost pricing” in its mandates to ensure the state procures the cheapest power for Illinois families.

“You can’t power a growing economy or keep the lights on during extreme weather with energy that only works when the weather cooperates,” Rose said. “This agenda is about lowering energy costs for Illinois families, ensuring we have a reliable energy supply, and protecting our local resources, including the Mahomet Aquifer.”

Fire Call

Time: 7:02 p.m.

Location: 1000 Blk of W Chestnut St.

Details: HFD was dispatched to the report of a trailer fire the fire was extinguished without any report of injuries.

Loud Exhaust – No Muffler H26-0696

Time: 6:53 p.m.

Location: St Rte 1 / E 4000 N Rd

Arrested: Zachary Jones (M) (26) of Hoopeston

Details: HPD conducted a traffic stop at the above location. Mr. Jones was issued an NTA for Vermilion County Court then he was released from the scene.

Warrant Arrest Vermilion County, Resisting/Obstructing Peace Officer, Concealing or Aiding

a Fugitive H26-0656 2026-0808

Time: 1:13am

Location: 700 blk E Lincoln

Arrested: Mark Carrillo (M) (65) of Hoopeston

Brandon Young (M) (48) of Hoopeston

Details: HPD officers went to the above location to locate Mr. Carrillo on an outstanding

Vermilion County warrant. After several attempts to get someone to open the door,

officers saw Mr. Carrillo in an upstairs window. HPD officers made entry into the

residence and arrested Mr. Carrillo on his warrant and resisting/obstructing a peace

officer. Mr. Young was arrested for concealing or aiding a fugitive. Both subjects

were taken to HPD to be processed and later transported to the PSB in Danville to

await arraignment.

Traffic Accident H26-0659

Time: 8:59am

Location: E Main/S Market

Unit #1: 2016 Chevy Equinox driven by Melissa Beauvois (F) (44) of Thomasboro, IL

Unit #2: 2016 GMC Pickup driven by Gregory Bane (M) (69) of Hoopeston

Details: Unit 1 was traveling southbound on Market St and failed to yield the right of way to

Unit 2 who was traveling westbound on Main. Unit 1 struck Unit 2. No injuries were

reported, no tickets were issued and both units were insured.

Traffic Accident H26-0660

Time: 9:43am

Location: E Main/S Market

Unit #1: 2024 Chevrolet Pickup driven by Kenneth Henson (M) (72) of Hoopeston

Unit #2: 2023 Chevrolet Trailblazer driven by Thomas Donaldson (M) (80) of Hoopeston

Details: Unit 1 was traveling southbound on Market St and failed to yield the right of way to

Unit 2 who was traveling westbound on Main. Unit 1 struck Unit 2. No injuries were

reported, no tickets were issued and both units were insured.

Driving While License Suspended H26-0668

Time: 7:49 pm

Location: State Route 1/E 4000 N Rd

Cited: Jordan R Paul (M) (29) of Potomac

Details: HPD conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle with the above subject identified as the driver. The subject was cited for driving while license suspended and given a notice to appear in Vermilion County traffic court and released from the scene.

Resisting/Obstructing H26-0423 2026-0561

Date/Time: 2/6/26 @ 7:51pm

Location: 500 Blk of W Washington

Arrested: Anthony Chandler (M) (44) of Hoopeston

Details: HPD Officers located Mr. Chandler in the above location and placed him under arrest for unprosecuted charges from a previous offense. In the process, Mr. Chandler also received charges for the above offense. He was processed at HPD , then transported to the Danville Public Safety building to await arraignment.

In-State Vermilion Co Warrant (24CF208) F.T.A No Bond H26-0644 2026-0791

Time: 3:02 am

Location: 400 Blk of N. 8Th Ave.

Arrested: Raquel Torres (F) (56) of Hoopeston

Details: Known to have an active Vermilion Co. Warrant, HPD officers located Ms. Torres and placed her under arrest. She was processed at the Hoopeston Police Department, then later transported by a Vermilion County Deputy to the Danville Public Safety building to await arraignment.

Possession of Cannabis in Vehicle; Disobeying Traffic Control Device (Stop Sign); Illegal Transportation of Alcohol; Illegal Squealing of Tires; Operating Uninsured Vehicle; Reckless Driving H26-0652

Time: 11:23 p.m.

Location: 700 Blk. of W. Orange St.

Arrested: Bryce Wallace (M) (21) of Milford, IL

Details: HPD officers conducted a traffic stop after observing several violations committed. Mr. Wallace was issued NTA’s for Vermilion County Court then he was released from the scene. The vehicle was towed.

Violation of Order of Protection H26-0600 2026-0746

Date/Time: 2-3-2026 @ 8:20 p.m.

Location: 800 Blk of McCracken Ave.

Arrested: Linsey Warner (F) (37) of Hoopeston

Details: HPD responded to the above address for a Violation of Order of Protection. Upon arrival Ms. Warner was arrested and taken to HPD where she was processed then was later transferred to the PSB in Danville to await arraignment.

Violation of Order of Protection H26-0598 2026-0743

Date/Time: 2-3-2026 @ 7:38 p.m.

Location: 800 Blk of S. 4th St.

Arrested: Kaden Carswell (M) (24) of Hoopeston

Details: HPD responded to the above address for a Violation of Order of Protection. Upon arrival Mr. Carswell was arrested and taken to HPD where he was processed then was later transferred to the PSB in Danville to await arraignment.

Operating Uninsured Vehicle; Operating Vehicle When Registration Suspended for Mandatory Insurance H26-0542

Time: 3:16 p.m.

Location: E Young Ave/N. 5th St.

Arrested: Patrick Drollinger (M) (33) of Hoopeston

Details: HPD conducted a traffic stop. Mr. Drollinger was found to be driving on the above violations. He was given NTA’s for Vermilion County Court and was released from the scene.

Domestic Battery. Obstructing/Resisting Peace Officer H26-0544 2026-0677

Time: 4:46 p.m.

Location: 100 Blk of Lincoln St.

Arrested: Belinda Solis (F) (42) of Hoopeston

Details: HPD officers responded to the above location. Ms. Solis was taken into custody and transported to HPD for processing. She was later transported to the PSB in Danville to await arraignment.

No Valid Driver's License H26-0554

Time: 2:30am

Location: W Orange / S 1st Ave

Cited: Shelbie Ackerman (F) (33) of Hoopeston

Details: HPD Officers conducted a traffic stop at the above location, issued Ms. Ackerman a traffic citation for the above violation, and released her from the scene. The vehicle was released to a valid driver.

Operating Uninsured Vehicle H26-0526

Date/Time: 1/30/26 @ 8:09 p.m.

Location: S. 4th St./E. Lincoln

Arrested: Aubrey Hamilton (F) (27) of Hoopeston

Details: HPD Officers conducted a traffic stop at the above location. Ms. Hamilton was issued an NTA for Vermilion County Court and was released from the scene.