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8 | June 22, 2017 | The lake forest leader news
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Police Reports
Vehicle struck motorcyclist’s wrist, refused to stop
A motorcyclist reported
this his wrist was hit by a
vehicle at 11:38 p.m. on
June 3 in the intersection
of Route 176 and Shagbark
Road in Lake Bluff.
After hitting the motorcyclist
the vehicle made an
illegal right turn on red. The
complainant attempted to
stop the vehicle and spoke
to the female driver who refused
to stop and stated she
was calling the police.
The vehicle was last seen
south on Route 41. The
complainant requested an
informational report and no
injuries were reported.
LAKE BLUFF
June 10
• A officer responded to
a report of an adult who
threatened her child at 9:30
a.m. in the 12500 block of
Meadow Circle.
June 8
• A officer responded to a
complaint of a vehicle having
difficulties staying in
the lane in Highland Park
at 4:04 a.m. on Route 41.
The officer located the vehicle
on Route 41 at Knauz
which was in the northern
limits of Lake Bluff. The
driver was charged with
driving with a suspended
driver’s license, improper
lane usage, operating an
uninsured motor vehicle
and a DUI. The passenger
was cited for failure to
wear a seat belt.
• A property damage accident
was reported at 11:26
a.m. on Route 176. The
driver was charged for a
DUI.
• A three car accident was
reported at 12:16 p.m. on
S. Waukegan Road. One
driver was issued a citation
for failure to reduce speed
to avoid an accident.
• A resident stated that
approximately $500 was
taken by a family member
who has access to their
home. The complainant
thinks the money was taken
sometime on June 7.
• A bicycle was reported
stolen at 4:35 p.m.
• A mountain bike an bike
trailer was reported stolen
from the backyard of a
residence at 7:14 p.m. in
the 600 block of Garfield
Avenue. The reported loss
is less than $300.
• A one vehicle accident
with no injuries was reported
at 7:56 p.m. in the intersection
of Sheridan Road
and E. Sheridan Road.
June 7
• A hit and run occurred
in the parking lot at 11:59
a.m. on Albrecht Drive.
The vehicle of the at fault
driver was located and it
was determined the at fault
driver was unaware he hit
a vehicle.
• A property damage accident
was reported at 12:42
p.m. in the intersection of
Route 176 and Route 43.
One driver was issued a
citation for failure to reduce
speed.
• A two vehicle accident
was reported at 2:23 p.m.
in the intersection of Armour
Drive and Weatherford
Court. The driver of
unit No. 2 complained of
back pain and was transported
to the hospital.
• A three car accident with
no injuries was reported at
5:39 p.m. in the intersection
of Route 43 and Route 176.
June 6
• Documents were reported
taken from a residence
at 12:05 p.m. in the 1800
block of Shoreacres Road.
The complainant stated
she had some documents
taken from a folder and she
stated that it was a family
member who had taken the
documents. The complainant
stated she just wanted
the documents back.
• A driver was charged for
driving on a suspended
driver’s license at 3:41 p.m.
on W. Washington Street.
• A two vehicle property
damage accident was reported
at 3:58 p.m. in the
intersection of Waukegan
Road and Sherwood Drive.
June 5
• A cellphone account
was reported opened in
a residents name without
authorization at 6:44 p.m.
in the 0-100 block of E.
Center Avenue.
June 4
• A driver was charged for
driving with a suspended
driver’s license, driving
with revoked registration
and operating an uninsured
motor vehicle at 5:07 p.m.
on Route 41.
June 3
• A driver was charged for
operating a vehicle with
suspended registration,
driving with a suspended
driver’s license and operating
an uninsured motor vehicle
at 12:30 a.m. in the intersection
of Sheridan Road
and Shore Acres Road.
• A two vehicle property
damage accident was reported
at 2:01 p.m. in the
intersection of Route 176
and Route 43.
• Officers responded to a
report of two dogs being
detained at 2:33 p.m. in
the area of E. North Avenue
and Maple Avenue.
Upon arrival, the officer
was able to detain a toy
breed tan and white dog
but the second dog, a toy
breed brown shaggy dog
would not respond to commands.
The officer and a
resident on E. Washington
Avenue attempted to
capture the brown shaggy
dog several times but were
unsuccessful. The resident
was able to grab the dog
at one point but was bitten
on the hand. The bite
broke through the skin and
there was some bleeding.
The officers and the resident
were able to capture
the dog on the property
on Maple Avenue by using
a capture stick. Both
dogs were taken to Knollwood
Animal Hospital and
turned over to hospital
staff. Staff was advised the
brown dog was aggressive
and did bite a person. Staff
advised the dog would be
placed under observation
for rabies. An Animal Bite
Report was completed and
faxed to Lake County Animal
Control. The officer
was unable to determine
the owners of the dog. The
dogs were also entered in
the found animal log.
• A bicycle was reported
stolen at 5:28 p.m. in the
300 block of Circle Drive.
June 2
• A two vehicle property
damage accident was reported
at 5:16 p.m. in the
intersection of Route 43
and Sherwood Drive.
LAKE FOREST
June 6
• Lidoine Catalan-Diaz, 42,
of Chicago, was charged
with driving with a suspended
driver’s license and
failure to appear in the intersection
of Deerpath Square
and Kennington Terrace.
June 4
• Anastasia L. Brown, 19,
of Johnsburg, was charged
with driving with a suspended
driver’s license at
1:03 a.m. in the intersection
of Sheridan and Westminister
roads.
June 3
• Jimmy O. Muniz-Alarcon,
30, of North Chicago,
was charged with a DUI
and driving with a suspended
driver’s license at
10:31 p.m. in the intersection
of Route 41 and Westmoreland
Road. Police
responded to a report of
a accident and when they
arrived and spoke to those
involved in the crash, it
was determined Muniz-
Alarcon was driving under
the influence.
June 2
• Ivan Uriosteguri, 37, of
Waukegan, was charged
with speeding 91 mph in a
posted 55 mph speed zone
and driving with a suspended
driver’s license at
10:10 p.m. in the intersection
of Route 41 and Old
Elm Road.
• Takilah R. Hasan-Martin,
24, of Mount Prospect,
was charged with driving
with a suspended driver’s
license at 1 a.m. in the intersection
of Route 41 and
Old Elm Road.
EDITORS NOTE: The
Lake Forest Leader’s Police
Reports are compiled from
official reports found on file
at the Lake Forest and Lake
Bluff Police Department
headquarters. Individuals
named in these reports are
considered innocent of all
charged until proven guilty in
the court of law.
LBHPc
From Page 6
I don’t see any reason to
change the 50 year or older
rule, personally,” Commissioner
Janie Jerch said.
“If we were a larger community,
it might become
an onerous task to review
everyone that comes
along, but I personally
would like to know about
what’s coming, what’s being
asked about.”
After a brief discussion
regarding terminology
and protections
given to historic districts
and an agreement to do
more research into it, the
commission moved on
to discussing the incentives
currently provided
to those with landmarked
homes.
Currently, those with
landmarked homes receive
various benefits, such as
a discount on building
permits and a state property
tax assessment freeze,
among other things.
“It’s a pretty wide ranging
set of incentives, all
things considered,” said-
Glen Cole, the assistant to
the village administrator.
“[But] it’s never going to
be enough to make people
see dollar signs.”
Nelson stressed the need
for the village to look further
into which homes in
the village were certified,
and Cole agreed to do
more research into it.
The discussion regarding
the historic preservation
regulations will continue
at the commission’s
next regular meeting
July 12.