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6 | December 12, 2019 | The lake forest leader NEWS
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Police Reports
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Man accused of selling drugs to ‘young’ people in Lake Forest
Staff Report
Bradley J. Tieman, 20,
of Round Lake Beach,
was arrested on Dec. 3 and
charged with possession
and delivery of a controlled
substance.
The Lake Forest Police
Department reported that
they had received information
that Tieman was selling
drugs to “young individuals”
in Lake Forest.
Police began a drug investigation
into Tieman,
who was arrested after he
was found to be in possession
of ecstasy that was
packaged for delivery.
Tieman was charged with
possession and delivery of
a controlled substance after
consulting with the Lake
County States Attorney.
He was held overnight
and transported to the Lake
County Jail for a bond
hearing.
In other police news:
Nov. 27
• Frances Swerdlow, 79,
of Deerfield, was charged
with driving under the influence
and failure to reduce
speed to avoid an accident.
Police responded to
a two-vehicle crash at the
intersection of Route 41
and Route 60 at 9:16 p.m.
Police determined that the
vehicle driven by Swerdlow
struck a stopped vehicle
that was waiting at a red
light. When police questioned
Swerdlow about the
crash, they noted she was
displaying signs of alcohol
impairment and they could
smell the odor of alcohol
on her breath. Swerdlow
was requested to complete
some standard field sobriety
tests to determine her
ability to drive. Based on
the officers observations,
Swerdlow’ s condition, and
the vehicle crash, Swerdlow
was placed under arrest.
She was transported to
the Public Safety Building
where she was processed,
released on bond, and given
a January court date.
Nov. 28
• Coral Ocampo, 18, of
Chicago, is charged with
no valid driver’s license
and speeding. Police conducted
a traffic stop at
12:33 a.m. on a red Chrysler
PT Cruiser for speeding
77 mph in a posted 55
mph zone on Route 41.
When officers approached
and spoke to the driver,
identified as Ocampo, they
determined she did not
possess a valid driver’s license.
Ocampo was placed
under arrest, processed, released
on bond, and given
a January court date.
• Mark H. Skinner, 30, of
1160 Estes Ave., has been
charged with driving under
the influence of alcohol.
At 11:23 p.m., police
responded to the area of
Sheridan Road and Highview
Terrace after receiving
a 911 call concerning
a Jeep Compass that had
crashed into a tree. Officers
located the crashed vehicle
and spoke to the driver,
identified as Skinner. During
the crash investigation
officers on scene noted that
Skinner had an odor of alcohol
on his breath and he
was demonstrating signs of
impairment while interacting
with officers. Based on
the officer’s observations,
and Skinner’s actions and
physical condition, Skinner
was placed under arrest.
Skinner was combative
and verbally abusive
to officers during the arrest
and was transported to the
Lake Forest Hospital emergency
room where he was
evaluated by hospital staff
and released back to police
custody. Skinner was processed
at the Public Safety
Building, refused all testing,
and was subsequently
released on bond with a
January court date.
Dec. 1
• Cheryl Bouloukos, 73, of
Lake Forest, was charged
with disorderly conduct.
Police arrested Bouloukos
after responding to repeated
calls to 911 that were
deemed to be an abuse of
the 911 system. Since Oct.
1, police and fire have responded
to 911 calls from
Bouloukos a total of 39
times. On Dec. 1, Bouloukos
was intoxicated and
would not cooperate with
police and fire units. She
was ultimately taken into
custody and charged with
disorderly conduct after
consultation with the Lake
County States Attorney.
Bouloukos was processed
and held overnight pending
transport to the Lake
County jail for a bond
hearing.
• Yvette Torres, 29, of
Lake Bluff, was charged
with no valid driver’s license
and speeding. Police
conducted a traffic stop on
a 2015 Chevrolet Traverse
after observing the vehicle
speeding on Waukegan
Road. When officers approached
the vehicle and
spoke to the driver, identified
as Torres, they determined
that she did not
possess a valid driver’s license.
Torres was arrested
on the two charges. She
was processed, released on
bond and given a December
court date.
Lake Bluff
Dec. 3
• Abelardo P. Trujillo, 35,
of Waukegan, was charged
with operating a vehicle
with expired registration,
operating an uninsured
motor vehicle and driving
on a suspended license.
The charges follow a traffic
stop in the 700 block of
Rockland Road. Trujillo
posted a personal recognizance
bond and was given
a January court date.
EDITOR’S NOTE: The
Lake Forest Leader’s Police
Reports are compiled from
official reports found on file
at the Lake Forest and Lake
Bluff Police Departments. Individuals
named in these reports
are considered innocent
of all charges until proven
guilty in a court of law.
LFPD K9 Chase gets body armor donation
Posted to LakeForestLeaderDaily.com 2 days ago
Submitted Content
Chase, K9 officer with
the Lake Forest Police Department,
will be receiving
a bullet- and stab-proof
vest thanks to a charitable
donation from Vested Interest
in K9s, Inc.
The vest is expected to
arrive within the next eight
to 10 weeks.
Chase’s vest is sponsored
by Leah A. Beale, of Oklahoma
City, Okla. Thanks
to her sponsorship, the vest
will be embroidered with
“This gift of protection provided
by Leah A. Beale.”
Based in East Taunton,
Mass., Vested Interest in
K9s is a 501c (3) nonprofit
dedicated to providing bullet-
and stab-proof vests
and other assistance to K9
officers and other dogs that
work in related agencies
across the United States.
The nonprofit was established
in 2009 to assist law
enforcement agencies with
this potentially lifesaving
body armor for their fourlegged
K9 officers.
Since its inception, Vested
Interest in K9s, Inc. has
provided more than 3,500
U.S. made, custom-fitted,
NIJ certified protective
vests, in 50 states, through
private and corporate donations,
at a value of $6.9 million
dollars.
The program is open to
dogs actively employed in
the U.S. with law enforcement
or related agencies
who are certified and at
least 20 months of age.
New K9 graduates, as well
as K9s with expired vests,
are eligible to participate.
The donation to provide
one protective vest for a
law enforcement K9 is
$950.00.
Each vest has a value between
$1,744 – $2,283 and
a five-year warranty, and
an average weight of 4-5
lbs. There is an estimated
30,000 law enforcement
K9s throughout the United
States.
For more information
or to learn about volunteer
opportunities, please call
(508) 824-6978.
Vested Interest in K9s,
Inc. provides information,
lists events, and accepts
tax-deductible donations of
any denomination at www.
vik9s.org or mailed to P.O.
Box 9 East Taunton, MA
02718.
Chase, the Lake Forest Police Department’s K9 officer,
poses with Officer Mike Hughes. Chase will be receiving
body armor thanks to a donation. Photo Submitted