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8 | April 25, 2019 | The lake forest leader news
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Police Reports
2 adults, 2 juveniles involved in vehicle theft, possession of stolen goods
Steward R. Toshione,
21, of Markham, Ill.,
Jones N. Santasia, 21, of
Markham, Ill., and three
juvenile females, were
charged with possession
of stolen goods, fleeing
and eluding and possession
of a stolen vehicle at
1:55 p.m. in the 400 block
of Saunders Road.
Police responded to the
area of Route 60 and the
Tollway after receiving a
report from Illinois State
Police about a stolen vehicle
that fled from a traffic
stop in the area.
Officers located the stolen
vehicle after a caller
reported seeing the same
stolen vehicle was parked
on Saunders with several
females exiting the vehicle,
walking around a
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and a report of gunshots
in the area. Officers detained
one female adult
and three female juveniles
at the scene and a check
of the stolen van revealed
numerous items of clothing
with theft detection
devices still attached.
Illinois State Police
responded to the scene
and the stolen vehicle
was released to them.
The four individuals
were transported to the
Public Safety Building
for further investigative
purposes.
Officers were able to
determine that all five
of the female suspects,
including the three juveniles,
were wanted for
questioning for several
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which exceeded $5,000 in
stolen goods.
All suspects were interviewed
by officers from
multiple agencies and
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In other police news:
Lake Forest:
April 14:
• Melissa Hulzar, 24, of
Waukegan, was charged
with a DUI at 4:23 a.m.
on Route 41. An officer on
patrol noted a blue Chevrolet
Impala was driving
in an erratic manner
that suggested the driver
might be impaired. The
officer conducted a traffic
stop and spoke to the
female driver, identified
as Huizar. While officers
were talking to Huizar,
they noted a strong smell
of alcohol coming from
her and she was demonstrating
signs of alcohol
impairment. Officers had
Huizar perform standard
field sobriety tests
to determine if she was
impaired. Huizar was
subsequently arrested for
driving under the influence.
She was transported
to the Public Safety Building
where she was processed
and requested to
submit to chemical breath
testing, which resulted
in a reading of 0.132
BAC.
April 13:
• Enita Abarca, 35, of
Waukegan, was charged
with DUI of alcohol at
2:51 a.m. in the intersection
of Route 41 and
Westleigh Road. Police
responded to a complaint
of a red Toyota four-door
driving on Route 41. The
911 caller reported the
vehicle was swerving all
over the place and being
very erratic. Officers
located the vehicle and,
after observing the driving,
conducted a traffic
stop on the red Toyota.
Officers spoke to the female
driver, identified as
Abarca, about her driving.
During the traffic stop officers
determined Abarca
was demonstrating signs
of impairment and, when
asked about her drinking,
she admitted to drinking
several drinks prior to
driving. Abarca was requested
to perform standard
sobriety test to determine
her ability to drive.
Based on her performance
on the SFST’s and her
driving, Abaraca was arrested
for driving under
the influence and transported
to the Public Safety
Building for processing.
Abarca was requested to
submit to chemical testing
which resulted in a reading
of 0.136 BAC.
April 9:
• Suguna L. France, 44,
of North Chicago, was
charged with driving with
a suspended driver’s license
at 1:03 a.m. in the
intersection of Route 41
and Gage Lane. Police on
patrol conducted a traffic
stop on a silver Honda for
an equipment violation.
When police approached
the vehicle and spoke to
the driver, identified as
France, officers were able
to determine France’s
driver’s license was suspended
at the time of the
stop.
• Robert Frechette, 50, of
Lake Bluff, was charged
with a DUI at 6:38 p.m. in
the intersection of Waukegan
Road and Route
176. Police responded
to a reported two-vehicle
crash at Waukegan
Road and Route 176. Officers
located two vehicles
at the scene; one
was a silver Honda driven
by Frechette. Police
were able to determine
Frechette’s vehicle struck
the rear of the other vehicle
as it sat in traffic
waiting for the light to
change. Police questioned
each driver as to the facts
of the crash and during
the investigation officers
determined Frechette was
demonstrating signs of
impairment and requested
he submit to standard field
sobriety testing. Frechette
was subsequently arrested
for driving under the influence
and transported to
the Public Safety Building
for processing. Officers
processed Frechette
and requested he submit
to chemical breath testing,
which subsequently
resulted in a reading of
0.240 BAC.
Lake Bluff:
April 7:
• Threatening text message
was reported at 9:25
a.m. at the Public Safety
Building.
April 5:
• A verbal warning was
given to a driver after being
stopped for disobeying
a stop sign at 1:15
p.m. in the intersection of
W. Scranton Avenue and
E. Center Avenue. The
driver was also issued a
citation for a suspended
driver’s license and a citation
for no insurance.
• A two-vehicle property
damage accident was reported
at 2:18 p.m. in the
0-100 block of Sherwood
Terrace.
March 31:
• A citation was issued for
improper lane usage, driving
without a valid driver’s
license, operating an
uninsured motor vehicle
and a warning ticket for
operating a vehicle with
one headlight at 2:01 a.m.
on Route 41.
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
charges until proven guilty
in the court of law.