Man Injured After Dispute in Channahon
Man whose keys were stolen jumps on the back of a truck and hangs on until Interstate 55, where he falls off and receives minor injuries.
Channahon Police
Friday, July 13, 2012
Tuesday, April 24, 2012
Police Seek Public's Help in Property Damage Cases
A rash of criminal damage to property events has a number of police agencies investigating the crimes.
In Shorewood on Friday night, a number of cars were damaged with what appeared to be a BB gun. This was also the case in Channahon, Minooka and unincorporated areas of Will County. Channahon Police Lt. Mark Fischer said the department took seven incident reports of damage to vehicles, but that around 20 people were victims in the incidents. That means that a number of cars in the same vicinity were damaged at the same time. "Our evidence techs believe it’s a BB gun," Fischer said. He added that unincorporated areas of Channahon and Troy townships also had reports of damage that were being handled by Will County Sheriff's Police. Minooka Police Department had a similar situation. "This past weekend, we had reports of 16 vehicles that were …
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Wednesday, February 15, 2012
Channahon Resident Arrested on Charges Stemming from Sex Incident
28 year old is being held on $7,500 bond.
Tuesday, February 7, 2012
Channahon Police Announce Drop in Crime and Overtime
Channahon Police Chief Jeff Wold shares numbers at village board meeting.
Newly-promoted Channahon Police Chief Jeff Wold shared the 2011 annual report with village board members Feb. 6. "Statistically, 2011 was very similar to 2010," Wold said. He shared numbers with board members from 2011, 2010 and 2007. Here is how the numbers stacked up. Conversly to the numbers that went down, the following numbers increased since 2007.
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
Police Blotter: DUI, Traffic and Theft Arrests
Channahon Police Reports: January 5 - 22.
David W. Bass Jr., 34, of Minooka, was arrested on charges of improper lane usage, failure to signal when required, improper turn, obstructed registration and DUI, police said. Corey M. Polovina, 28, of Valparaiso, IN, was arrested on charges of driving while license suspended, improper operation of an ATV, operating uninsured vehicle, no registration, DUI and DUI with a suspended license, police said. Polovina was taken to Will County Jail. Shane E. Roden, 21, of Channahon, was arrested on a charge of theft over $300.00, police said. Roden was taken to Will County Jail. Branden J. Garibay, 18, of Oswego, was arrested on a charge of possession of stolen property, police said. Garibay was taken to Will County Jail. Matthew A. Gallinger, 19…
Tuesday, May 17, 2011
Shocking Shorewood Cops
The Shorewood police won't say what was going on when they apparently Tasered a man they arrested for reasons they won't explain, but we can show you what it looked like.
Here is a visual account of what went down at Walgreens Monday night. Check out our story to get the full picture.
Carl
2:47 pm on Friday, May 20, 2011
Jim.....I'm not sure that was mature. Is it necessary to be name calling? more ›
Tuesday, April 19, 2011
Police: Names of Arrested Cops Remain Unreleased
Safety reasons cited for not identifying officers.
Police officials said Tuesday that releasing the names of the three police officers arrested in Peoria for their part in an alleged strip club fight would be a "huge officer safety concern." Therefore, the names remain unknown to the public. Two Bolingbrook officers and a Channahon cop—each of whom belonged to the Metropolitan Area Narcotics Squad (MANS)—were arrested April 5 after they went to Big Al's strip club and allegedly got into a fight with the bouncer. MANS' executive board met Tuesday morning, where members were expected to discuss whether to release the officers' names. Officials, however, remain quiet in handing down more information. "I have no comment," said MANS Director Dan Tapper. "I'm not going to speak on this." Both …
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Guido
7:09 am on Monday, April 25, 2011
Yeah, cuz letting bad guys know that there are Bolingbrook cops in Peoria would be revealing too much, because being undercover, the cops undoubtedly used their real names, right? Ridiculous. Not printing photos would serve the purpose. Not revealing their names because of some BS about covert operations is an insult to those that believe it, and is another typical example of government doing as … more ›
Thursday, February 17, 2011
Television and Other Items Taken from Home
Channahon Police asking for help in residential burglary case.
A big screen television and other items were taken from a home in the Ravine Woods subdivision, which is near the intersection of Route 6 and Bell Road, around noon on Feb. 15. There were several offenders, one is described as a tall, heavy set, male black, the other was described as having brown hair, it is unknown if others are involved. It appears the male black knocked on the front door and a second subject entered through a basement window. The suspects were observed leaving the residence in a dark/olive green 4-door sedan, going west on U.S. Route 6. If you have information about this incident please call Detective Adam Bogart or Detective Kevin McCraven at 815-467-5152. If you see these suspects or any other suspicious …
Dawn Aulet
11:45 am on Friday, February 18, 2011
Nancy, Sometimes it takes a village to watch a village. You have to pay attention to what happens in your neighborhood. Thanks for reading. Dawn A. more ›
Wednesday, November 3, 2010
Police Offer Tips for Keeping Coyotes Away
Despite the presence of coyotes, no Channahon resident has ever been injured by one. Still, police are encouraging people to take certain precautions.
Coyotes are rather elusive. They are nocturnal, coming out to feed at night. "Coyotes are actually very timid by nature," Channahon police Lt. Mark Fischer said. Maybe this is why residents are concerned when they do see a coyote. However, Fischer said coyotes have never injured anyone in the village. "There's never been any person attacked in Channahon," he said. In fact, Will County Forest Preserve District Spokesman Bruce Hodgdon said the forest preserve district rarely gets calls about coyotes at all. In addition to being nocturnal, coyotes prefer natural habitat. Since Channahon has both Channahon State Park and McKinley Woods, coyotes have plenty of natural habitat. But, coyotes are also opportunitic. So, Fischer said residents …
Bob
5:23 am on Thursday, February 9, 2012
There will never be any changes to this good ole boy village administration, just look at the recent changes, top administrators swapping jobs, telecommunication tax, because I didn't know what I was signing, mayor not paying taxes from money earned from the village and on and on, no wonder this village is just another sore in this corrupted state. more ›