Kewanee Police arrested 42 year old Robert Stankowski of Kewanee for possession of a firearm without a valid FOID card.  He posted bond.

20 year old Shane Roberts of Neponset was cited for failure to reduce speed to avoid an accident, operating an uninsured vehicle and disobeying a stop sign after he struck a vehicle driven by 30 year old Melissa Smith of Kewanee.  No injuries were reported.

Kewanee police issued a citation to 37 year old Joel Brewster of Galva for speeding 48mph in a 30mph zone.  He was given a notice to appear.

42 year old Brian Hoffman of Long Lake, Mo. was issued a citation for disobeying a stop sign.  He was given a notice to appear.

Kewanee police arrested 34 year old Fred Yelm of Kewanee for criminal trespass to state supported land.  He posted bond.

Kewanee Police arrested 26 year old Ashley A Jannie of Neponset for meth and resisting arrest, she was taken to jail.

35 year old Jason A Young of Kewanee turned himself in on a Henry County Warrant for FTA and for no insurance, bond was posted.

41 year old Gary A Schwager of Andover was arrested for domestic battery and driving while license is suspended, no insurance and on a Rock Island County warrant for theft, he was taken to jail.

Kewanee Police arrested 41 year old Randall E Vinson of Kewanee for criminal trespass to state supported property and also on a Henry County warrant for FTA, he was taken to jail.

28 year old Jeffery M Greenhagen of Kewanee was issued a citation for driving while license is suspended, $100 cash bond was posted.

A vehicle owned by 22 year old Jason L Finin of Kewanee rolled and struck a house.

An accident between 58 year old John L Montgomery and 34 year old Rosanne L Wexell took place, no injuries or citations.

Kewanee police arrested 20 year old Dawn Chasteen of Kewanee Friday on a valid Henry County warrant for failure to appear for operating an uninsured vehicle and a valid Bureau County warrant for battery.  She posted bond and was released.

Early Saturday morning Kewanee police arrested 30 year old Jerry Fink of Sheffield for DUI and illegal squealing of tires.  He posted bond and was released.  In the same incident, 21 year old Zack Hoffman was issued a citation for illegal transportation of alcohol by a passenger.

Kewanee police arrested two Kewanee men early Saturday morning for obstructing a peace officer and disorderly conduct.  39 year old Charles Russell and 35 year old Cleverette Conley both posted $100 cash and were released.

Also Saturday morning Kewanee police arrested 30 year old Robert Giesenhagen of Kewanee on a Henry County warrant for failure to pay on the original charge of operating an uninsured vehicle.  He was unable to post bond and was transported to the Henry County Jail.

Saturday evening Kewanee police arrested 38 year old Ted Huslander of Kewanee for driving while license revoked, possession of drug paraphernalia, and possession of a controlled substance.  He was transported to the Henry County Jail.

64 year old Robert McPheeters of Kewanee was issued a citation for speeding 49mph in a 30mph in the 700 block of Tenney.

Kewanee police arrested 18 year old Jake Nanninga of Kewanee late Saturday night for a Stark County warrant for failure to appear on a seatbelt violation.  He posted bond.

Early Sunday morning Kewanee police arrested 41 year old Randall Vinson of Kewanee for criminal trespass to state supported property and a Henry County warrant for failure to appear on the original charge of aggravated battery.  He was unable to post bond and was transported to the Henry County Jail.

28 year old Jeffery Greenhagen of Kewanee was issued a citation for driving while license suspended.  He posted $100 cash bond.

Kewanee Police took care of an accident in the 100 block of West South Street where 68 year old Lorene J Tuthill of Wyoming and 59 year old Albert H Harmon of Toulon were involved. No injuries or citations.

Police arrested an 11 year old male for possession of stolen property and was released to a parent.

Police arrested 30 year old Dameon D Russell of Kewanee and 49 year old Lewis Edward Hodge of Kewanee on a Henry County warrant for FTA and domestic battery and possession of a controlled substance also resisting an officer, also on a Bureau County warrant for possession of a controlled substance and DUI, both taken to jail.

Kewanee Police arrested James G James of Kewanee as a sex offender in a prohibited area, he was taken to jail.

30 year old Greg A Purdy of Kewanee was issued a notice to appear in court for unlawful child visitation interference.

30 year old Jeremy E Kersey of Kewanee was arrested for disorderly conduct and taken to jail.

Kewanee Police report an accident, a vehicle operated by 59 year old Kathleen A Hilton of Galva struck a parked and unattended vehicle owned by 61 year old Donna M Wallentine of Galva, no injuries or citations.

Kewanee Police arrested 41 year old Kimberly A Fleming of Kewanee on a Henry County warrant for retail theft, unable to post bond she was taken to jail.

34 year old Ralph R Peed of Kewanee was arrested for battery, bond was posted.

Approximately 50 Illinois Army National Guard Soldiers who served with the 33rd Infantry Brigade Combat Team (IBCT) are scheduled to return to Illinois from a one-year mobilization in support of Operation Enduring Freedom.

Most of the Soldiers are from 106th Cavalry units in Kewanee, Pontiac and Dixon and Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 2nd Battalion 130th Infantry in Marion.

“I want to salute these men and woman for their brave, selfless service to our country,” said Governor Pat Quinn. “They are our true patriots and I welcome them back home to Illinois.”

The Soldiers are one of the last groups from the 33rd IBCT to return home from Afghanistan, with less than 200 troops still in country. These Soldiers are expected back in the United States within the next two weeks.

“The Illinois National Guard is proud of these Soldiers and the state of Illinois should be proud of these men and women as well,” said Maj. Gen. William Enyart, Adjutant General for the Illinois National Guard. “These Soldiers left their friends, families and jobs for a year to defend our flag. They deserve to be recognized as heroes.”

During the deployment of the 33rd IBCT, 18 Illinois Army National Guard Soldiers from the brigade were killed and more than 30 Soldiers were seriously wounded.

These Soldiers were part of the largest overseas deployment of the Illinois National Guard since World War II. They were mobilized last summer and formed Task Force Phoenix VIII. The primary mission of the task force was to train and mentor forces of the Afghan National Army and Afghan National Police. The deployment included approximately 30 units throughout the state.

"The people of Illinois can be extremely proud of these great Illinois citizen-Soldiers and the important work they have done this past year to help the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan in its effort to

build professional, capable security forces to protect its citizenry from both internal and neighboring threats,” said Brig. Gen. Steven Huber, Commander for Task Force Phoenix.

Ceremonies have been planned for each of the units.

Location of ceremony	Date/Time	Soldiers
Dixon Armory; 412 W. Everett	Sept.23/10:30 a.m.	20
Kewanee Armory; 111 N. East St.	Sept. 23/11:30 a.m.	7
Pontiac Armory; 825 W. Reynolds	Sept. 23/Noon	15
Williamson County Pavilion; 1602 Sioux Dr.; Marion	Sept. 23/3 p.m.	12

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The public is invited to a fund raiser for the Henry County Fair this coming Saturday, September 26^th.

The event will be held at the Merchant’s Building on the Fairgrounds and will begin at 5:30 with the supper and the 7:30 dance featuring the band Nitrix.

The menu for the evening will include a Pork Sandwich or a Hot Dog or a Pork Sandwich meal or a Hot Dog meal. Drinks for the evening will include pop,water or beer and free popcorn and peanuts will also be available.

There will also be 50/50 drawings with a great evening of good music ,,good fun and a great time with proceeds benefiting the Henry County Fair.

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The Regional Radio Group along with The People’s National Bank of Kewanee have named the students of the month for September, they include from Kewanee. Justin Bickett, LeAnne Gregg, Arturo Hernandez and Frankie Mercer from Wethersfield, Robert Ensley and Sammi DeClerq. Congratulations to the students of the month for September.

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Homecoming is on the schedule for this week at Kewanee High School. KHS Principal Mr. Jamie Bryan says that events are on the schedule for later this evening…

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The big bonfire and pep rally will highlight the activities on the Thursday schedule…

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The Homecoming Parade and Game will highlight the Friday schedule and of course the Homecoming Dance will be held on Saturday evening at H.F. Brockman Gymnasium…

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That’s Kewanee High School Principal Mr. Jamie Bryan.

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The issue of fluoride in water supplies is important especially as it relates to dental health and in particular for younger people.

Dr. Timothy Haas of Dr. Haas Dentistry in Kewanee recounts how the benefits of fluoride became known over the course of time…

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Dr. Haas also advises the consumption of regular tap water as the greatest source of fluoride on a general basis…

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Dr. Haas can be heard Thursday afternoons at 1:35 on Ask the Expert on WKEI. He advises folks to see their dentist on a regular basis and if you don’t have a dentist you can make an appointment with Dr. Haas at 852-2573.

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The Kiwanis Club of Kewanee will meet at 12:10 p.m. on Wednesday, September 23, 2009 at the First United Methodist Church.  Member hosts Willie Burford and Will Sagmoen will welcome Mary Kay North of CSB Investment Services as guest speaker.  For more information, visit www.kewaneekiwanis.org or contact Gary Petersen at 525-1262.  Guests are encouraged to attend the club’s meetings.

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Gib Cady knows first-hand the tragedy of rural roadway collisions. They make up half of the incidents to which the Henry County sheriff and his deputies respond.

As a lifelong county resident, Cady often finds familiar faces among the victims of these incidents. For those reasons, he plans to use the Sept. 20-26 National Farm Safety and Health Week theme, “Rural Roadway Safety – Alert, Aware and Alive,” to create added awareness and reduce farm equipment collisions.

According to a COUNTRY Financial annual survey, roadway collisions involving farm equipment accounted for 24 percent of Illinois farm deaths from July 1, 2008 to June 30, 2009. Roadway collisions ranked as the second leading cause of farm deaths behind tractor rollovers.

“Roadway safety requires a continuous educational program. Our county Farm Bureau is good about making sure farmers have new, properly placed slow moving vehicle (SMV) symbols on their equipment,” says Cady, of the red and orange SMV triangle.

Displaying SMV symbols properly constitutes only part of roadway safety education. Cady recently helped the Illinois Sheriff’s Association (ISA) create a new Highway and Farm Safety Committee to address rural roadway crashes. Cady, ISA president, wants to find a method to measure roadway incidents involving farm equipment throughout Illinois.

The committee and members of the Illinois Roadway Safety Group, which includes COUNTRY, have discussed developing a roadway crash form. The form could be used by law enforcement first responders to gather data about collision causes and injuries. Data could then be used to increase roadway safety awareness for farmers and rural motorists, and reduce rural roadway collisions.

“The worst accidents seem to involve farm tractors. It’s difficult to pull up to something like that. We need to do everything we can to prevent roadway collisions and save lives,” says Cady.

To further increase roadway safety awareness, Cady and his 76 deputies plan to distribute a new Illinois Farm Bureau brochure to motorists at events throughout the summer. “Share the Road Safely” includes tips for rural motorists and farmers.

Cady says rural motorists can prevent collisions by:

• Taking their foot off the gas as soon as they see farm equipment.
• Passing farm equipment only if they know conditions are safe.
• Exercising extreme caution on rural roadway hills and curves.

Farmers sharing the road should remember to:

• Avoid peak traffic hours and the busiest roads when moving farm equipment.
• Use escort vehicles when moving equipment. Escort vehicles should closely follow farm equipment to afford the highest visibility and warning.
• Pull over and allow traffic to pass if road and shoulder conditions are safe.

“Every second in life is a second that cannot be relived especially if that last second is the last second of your life,” says Cady. “Don’t carelessly waste your seconds.”

All material copyright 2009 Virden Broadcasting Corp. Kris Wexell

Several Illinois transit agencies are getting federal stimulus money to help with green projects.  The Illinois Department of Transportation got four-million dollars to purchase 31 hybrid buses.  The Chicago Transit Authority will use one-point-five million dollars to build electric stalls that will allow them to heat and cool buses while they're cleaned.  Rock Island Metro got six-hundred-thousand dollars for a solar system to provide hot water.  The Champaign-Urbana Mass Transit District got 450-thousand dollars to replace their heating and air conditioning system with a geothermal system.  All of the projects are designed to help the environment, help reduce the country's dependence on oil and create green jobs.

All material copyright 2009 Virden Broadcasting Corp. Kris Wexell

Half a jury has now been picked in the assault case against Nicholas Sheley.  Sheley faces charges of aggravated assault, aggravated battery, and criminal damage to government-supported property, after allegedly throwing pieces of a metal chair at Knox County Jail employees during an altercation last April.  The accused spree killer was being held in jail for the alleged murder of Ronald Randle.  Prior to jury selection beginning, though, Judge Stephen Mathers denied a motion filed by Public Defender Jim Harrell asking that Sheley be banned from testifying in his own defense, citing mental issues.  Prosecutors claimed, though, that would violate Sheley's Constitutional and due process rights.  Jury selection will continue today and the start of the trial could also begin today.

All material copyright 2009 Virden Broadcasting Corp. Kris Wexell

Ameren says you can expect lower natural gas prices this winter.  Thanks to the global recession and a drop in demand, Ameren says there's been a reduction in the market price of natural gas.  Ameren is anticipating that the price per therm will be down about 26-percent for this heating season.  Ameren's Scott Glaeser says they've also price protected much of their gas supply for the upcoming winter in an effort to protect customers from price volatility.  Glaser says it still isn't a bad idea to look into things to reduce their energy usage.  He says you can get rebates for installing insulation and new, energy-efficient appliances.

All material copyright 2009 Virden Broadcasting Corp. Kris Wexell

A class action lawsuit bench trial is underway in Davenport between Deere and Company and thousands of retirees who accuse the company of breaking its promises over health benefits.  Opening statements began yesterday in the trial against Deere and Company by the Flex Retirees Organization.  The company denies the claims by the five-thousand salaried retirees.  The trial could last at least two weeks.

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Kewanee Police arrested 7 minors for curfew violations and for illegal consumption by minors, all were between the ages of 14 and 16.

Police arrested 20 year old Jessica L Palmer of Kewanee of illegal consumption by a minor, a notice to appear was issued.

17 year old Tyler L Bliss of Kewanee was arrested for theft, a notice to appear was issued.

59 year old Carolyn L Teer of Kewanee was issued a citation for expired registration a notice to appear was issued.

17 year old Matthew Joseph Dereu stuck a male riding a bike, he was issued a citation for failure to yield to pedestrian in a a crosswalk, the 9 year old boy hit was not injured.

Early Friday morning, Kewanee police issued a citation to 56 year old Judith DeJonghe of Moline for speeding 57mph in a 30mph zone.

Friday afternoon, police arrested 23 year old Athena Mitchell of Kewanee on a Henry County warrant for allowing truancy.  She posted cash bond.

Friday evening, a vehicle driven by 28 year old Heaven Swearingen backed into a vehicle belonging to 37 year old Linda Jackson.  There were no injuries or citations.

29 year old John Smith of London Mills was issued a citation Friday night for disobeying a stop sign.  He was issued a notice to appear.

Also Friday night Richard Karpel of Kewanee was issued a citation for disobeying a stop sign in the 500 block of E. Street South.

In the 600 block of E. Street South, Kewanee police issued a citation to a Wyoming 16 year old for disobeying a stop sign.  She was issued a notice to appear.

33 year old Jacqueline Russell of Kewanee was arrested for driving on a suspended license.  She posted bond.

Early Saturday morning, Kewanee police arrested 38 year old Shawn Swearingen of Kewanee for battery.  He posted bond.

Saturday night, 18 year old Heath Petty of Kewanee was issued a citation for failure to report an accident, failure to reduce speed to avoid an accident, and reckless driving.  He posted his driver’s license.

Kewanee police arrested 7 male juveniles in the 100 block of Fairview for criminal trespass to state supported land, curfew violation, and illegal consumption of alcohol by a minor.  All were issued notices to appear and were released to their parents.

Early Sunday morning, Kewanee police issued a notice to appear to 20 year old Jessica Palmer of Kewanee for unlawful consumption of alcohol by a minor. 

A vehicle operated by 40 year old Alejandro S Reyes of Kewanee struck a parked and unattended vehicles owned by Dale R Bollingbrook and Margie M Tossell of Kewanee, no injuries or citations, a citation was issued to Reyes for improper lane usage.

Kewanee Police Report an accident at Morton and Roosevelt, vehicles driven by 19 year old Sandra Torres and 58 year old Deborah L VanWassenhove were involved. Torres was cited for failure to yield at an intersection. Vanwassenhove was taken to Kewanee Hospital and released.

Kewanee Police report 16 year old Colin R Reiter of Kewanee struck a utility pole, a citation was issued for improper lane usage.

Also a vehicle driven by 38 year old Gordon Peterson of Kewanee struck a pole.

25 year old Jessica L Sosa was arrested on a Henry County warrant for deceptive practices, cash bond was posted.

Kewanee Police issued a citation to 58 year old Lowell Willis of Sterling for speeding 56mph in a 30mph zone.

Guadalupe Lozoria of Kewanee was issued citations after her vehicle left the road and struck an utility pole.  She was cited for no valid ID and failure to reduce speed to avoid an accident.

Kewanee police arrested 48 year old Yvonne Dorian of Kewanee for a Henry County warrant for domestic battery.  She was unable to post bond and was transported to the Henry County Jail.

22 year old Arturo Aguilar of Aurora was arrested for driving on a suspended license.  He posted bond.

Kewanee police arrested 37 year old Shelby Garrigan of Kewanee on a Henry County warrant for failure to appear for driving on a suspended license.  He posted bond.

22 year old Sean Terry was issued a citation for no insurance and was given a notice to appear.

Kewanee Police report a driver of a car, 29 year old Lindsay M Nelson of Kewanee hit a child of a bike at Central and Chestnut, no other info reported.

65 year old Ross H Walker of LaFayette was issued a citation for disobeying a traffic control device, a notice to appear was issued.

An accident in the 200 block of North Main took place, vehicles driven by 65 year old Dale M Siems of Bradford and 19 year old Levi A Burcham of Kewanee struck. A passenger in the Burcham vehicle was taken to Kewanee Hospital, Dale was issued a citation for disobeying a traffic control device, bond was posted.

29 year old Justin W Collins of Kewanee was arrested for retail theft, bond was posted.

A vehicle driven by 18 year old Erick Sanchez of Kewanee ran into the rear of a vehicle driven by 16 year old Erik Cali at 5th and Main Streets.  There were no injuries.

Kewanee police cited 63 year old Michael Strausbaugh of Oneida for improper lane usage after an accident with 52 year old Kevin Powell of Annawan.

28 year old Jessica Gaught, of Kewanee was cited for no valid registration and operating an uninsured motor vehicle.

50 year old John Howell of Kewanee was arrested for disturbing the peace Monday morning in the 800 block of Franklin St.

Kewanee police arrested 23 year old Joshua McClimans of Kewanee for domestic battery.  He was transported to the Henry County Jail.

88 year old Donald Clapper struck a parked car owned by 30 year old Jeffery Shives in the 200 block of Elliot St. Clapper was cited for no valid driver’s license.

Saturday afternoon a vehicle driven by 17 year old Ian Roden of Cambridge struck a vehicle driven by 26 year old Nathaniel Hughes of Woodhull.  No injuries were reported, and Roden was cited for failure to yield turning left.

Saturday afternoon there was an accident involving vehicles driven by 28 year old Jason Kubiak of Kewanee and 43 year old Jeffrey Dennis of Wataga.  No injuries were reported, but a citation was issued to Kubiak for following too closely.  He was given a notice to appear.

24 year old Torres Hernandez of Kewanee was issued a citation for no insurance.  He posted his driver’s license.

Police arrested 18 year old Daniel Nyert of Kewanee on a Henry County warrant for failure to appear for possession of cannabis.  He posted bond.

51 year old Milton Stapel of Kewanee was issued a notice to appear for open alcohol Saturday night.

Police issued a citation to 44 year old David Keel for loud muffler-excessive noise.  He was given a notice to appear.

50 year old Tyrone Grace of Chicago was issued a citation for speeding 44 mph in a 30 mph zone.  He was given a notice to appear.

Several people were arrested for illegal consumption of alcohol by a minor in the 700 block of E. 11th St.  20 year old Jessica Currier, 18 year old Megan Clayes, 17 year old Jemarkis Powe, 20 year old Seth Hill, 19 year old Riese English, 18 year old Kendrick Powell, 20 year old Jevante Powe, and  20 year old Cassidy Bishop, all of Kewanee.  All were issued notices to appear in court.

A 12 year old female, a 14 year old female, a 15 year old female and a 16 year old male were arrested for curfew violation.  they were released to their parents with notices to appear.

41 year old jerry Sutton, Sr. of Kewanee was arrested for domestic battery and was transported to the Henry County Jail.

On Friday morning Kewanee police issued a citation to 21 year old Jarrod Casteel of Cambridge for speeding 52 mph in a 30 zone.  He was issued a notice to appear.

A 16 year old juvenile was issued a notice to appear Friday night for unlawful consumption in the 200 block of E. 3rd St.

Also on Friday night, 45 year old Lisa Harper turned herself in on a Henry County body attachment.  She posted bond and was released.

22 year old Alicia Barnett, 38 year old Bobby Greene and 36 year old William Greene were cited for open alcohol in public in the area of 3rd St. and Tremont early Saturday morning.

29 year old Chaize Taylor was arrested for domestic battery and was transported to the Henry County Jail on Saturday afternoon.

26 year old Thomas A Redpath of Kewanee was sited for DUI and illegal squealing of tires and taken to jail.

27 year old Rochelle R Sephus of Kewanee turned herself in on a Knox County warrant for FTA, forgery and theft, bond was posted.

20 year old James R Heath of Kewanee and 34 year old Madeline L Hanson of Kewanee were involved in an accident. Heath was taken to Kewanee Hospital; a citation is pending to Heath.

51 year old Clifford R Brown of Kewanee was issued a citation for speeding 47 in a 30.

Kewanee Police report, 42 year old David E Turner turned himself in on a Bureau County warrant for body attachment, bond was posted. Turned also was arrested for domestic battery and taken to jail.

2009-015677 On 8/29/2009 07:38 A.M. a report that the following incident occurred at/near 4400 Block of 7 AVE. ROCK ISLAND at approximately 07:32 A.M. 8/29/2009. This report was filed with the Rock Island Police Dept. Victim - (Race: W Sex: F Age: 25) Report by : BROOKS, S. D. Offense/s Listed: DISORDERLY CONDUCT

2009-015686 On 8/29/2009 11:32 A.M. a report that the following incident occurred at/near 3800 Block of 46 AVE. ROCK ISLAND at approximately 11:30 A.M. 8/29/2009. This report was filed with the Rock Island Police Dept. V-(Business, Agency, Organization) KMART Report by : ANDERSON, W. B. Offense/s Listed: THEFT - RETAIL UPGRADED TO FELONY

2009-015690 On 8/29/2009 12:29 P.M. a report that the following incident occurred at/near 800 Block of 5 1/2 AVE. ROCK ISLAND at approximately 12:00 P.M. 8/29/2009. This report was filed with the Rock Island Police Dept. Victim - (Race: B Sex: F Age: 40) Report by : DOHERTY, C. C. Offense/s Listed: THEFT - $300 AND UNDER

2009-015691 On 8/29/2009 12:25 P.M. a report that the following incident occurred at/near 800 Block of 28 ST ROCK ISLAND at approximately 12:15 P.M. 8/29/2009. This report was filed with the Rock Island Police Dept. Victim - (Race: B Sex: F Age: 29) Report by : ELLIOTT, D. R. Offense/s Listed: DOMESTIC BATTERY

2009-015692 On 8/29/2009 13:42 P.M. a report that the following incident occurred at/near 500 Block of 22 ST ROCK ISLAND at approximately 17:00 P.M. 8/18/2009. This report was filed with the Rock Island Police Dept. Victim - (Race: W Sex: M Age: 62) Report by : HOYT, J. K. Offense/s Listed: THEFT - OVER $300

2009-015693 On 8/29/2009 14:02 P.M. a report that the following incident occurred at/near 2200 Block of 12 ST ROCK ISLAND at approximately 13:00 P.M. 8/29/2009. This report was filed with the Rock Island Police Dept. Victim - (Race: W Sex: F Age: 41) Report by : MUEHLER, T. R. Offense/s Listed: BURGLARY - FROM MOTOR VEHICLE

2009-015695 On 8/29/2009 15:03 P.M. a report that the following incident occurred at/near 4200 Block of 7 AVE. ROCK ISLAND at approximately 00:00 A.M. 8/29/2009. This report was filed with the Rock Island Police Dept. Victim - (Race: W Sex: F Age: 21) Report by : MEIRESONNE, B. C. Offense/s Listed: THEFT - FROM MOTOR VEHICLE

2009-015697 On 8/29/2009 15:44 P.M. a report that the following incident occurred at/near 4400 Block of 10 AVE. ROCK ISLAND at approximately 14:40 P.M. 8/29/2009. This report was filed with the Rock Island Police Dept. Victim - (Race: W Sex: F Age: 36) Report by : MEIRESONNE, B. C. Offense/s Listed: DISORDERLY CONDUCT

2009-015702 On 8/29/2009 16:44 P.M. a report that the following incident occurred at/near 11 ST. & 46 AVE. ROCK ISLAND at approximately 16:44 P.M. 8/29/2009. This report was filed with the Rock Island Police Dept. Report by : DERUDDER, R. W. Offense/s Listed: UNLAWFUL USE OF WEAPON NO VALID DRIVERS LICENSE