B-N Police Blotter: Thu. March 16, 2017

Posted on March 17, 2017

By WJBC Staff

A look at reported offenses in Bloomington, Normal and on the Illinois State University campus. Reports do not indicate confirmed offenses.

Thu. March 16, 2017

City of Bloomington

Call Time Location / Block Address Disposition Type

1:40 am BLOOMINGTON Report Domestic Physical
2:35 am BLOOMINGTON Arrest Domestic Physical
4:19 am BLOOMINGTON Report Domestic Physical
7:43 am E EMPIRE ST / FAIRWAY DR Accident Report MVA
10:41 am 3XX S EAST ST Report Invs
10:43 am 24XX E OAKLAND AVE Report Disorderly Conduct
11:02 am 8XX W MONROE ST Report Armed Subject
12:51 pm 2XX W FRONT ST Report Disorderly Conduct
2:13 pm 3XX E BAKER ST Accident Report MVA
2:48 pm 9XX S MAIN ST Report Retail Theft
4:00 pm 1X GINGER TRL Report Check Well-Being
4:24 pm S VETERANS PKWY / IRELAND GROVE RD Accident Report MVA
4:51 pm 16XX N MAIN ST Arrest Person Contact
5:05 pm 3XX S EAST ST Arrest Transport Custody
5:08 pm E EMPIRE ST / N TOWANDA BARNES RD Accident Report MVA
6:41 pm 1XX VALLEY VIEW CIR Report Battery
7:30 pm BLOOMINGTON Report Domestic Physical
7:45 pm S VETERANS PKWY / COMMERCE PKWY ARR/RPT Traffic Stop
9:55 pm 3XX S EAST ST Arrest Invs
10:16 pm 1X GINGER TRL Report Missing Person
10:35 pm N VETERANS PKWY / E COLLEGE AVE Accident Report MVA
10:56 pm 2XXX E EMPIRE ST Report Missing Person
11:16 pm W JEFFERSON ST / HOWARD ST Arrest Traffic Stop
11:43 pm BLOOMINGTON Report Domestic Other

Town of Normal

Call Time Date Officer Type Report Location / Block Address Disposition Type

22:30 03/16/2017 738 E 3438 1XX COLLEGE PARK CT DOMESTIC DISPUTE
22:17 03/16/2017 837 E 3437 17XX BRADFORD LAN DOMESTIC DISPUTE
20:35 03/16/2017 700 E 3436 7XX N ADELAIDE STR RUNAWAY – MINOR REQ AUTHORITATIVE INTERVENTION
20:35 03/16/2017 700 E 3436 7XX N ADELAIDE STR DOMESTIC BATTERY
20:14 03/16/2017 796 E 3433 18XX C STR DOMESTIC BATTERY
18:19 03/16/2017 794 E 3428 14XX E COLLEGE AVE OTHER MENTAL CASE
17:48 03/16/2017 023 E 3429 10XX S FELL AVE OTHER MENTAL CASE
17:48 03/16/2017 023 E 3429 10XX S FELL AVE DOMESTIC DISPUTE
17:48 03/16/2017 023 E 3429 10XX S FELL AVE MISSING PERSON
14:26 03/16/2017 501 E 3420 19XX E COLLEGE RETAIL THEFT
14:03 03/16/2017 310 E 3418 8XX HIGHPOINT RD HARASSMENT BY TELEPHONE
13:40 03/16/2017 109 E 3417 12XX E COLLEGE CREDIT CARD FRAUD
12:13 03/16/2017 310 E 3413 5XX N PARKSIDE OTHER ORDINANCE VIOLATION – OV
11:50 03/16/2017 659 A 286 3XX GREENBRIAR 10-50 DAMAGE – PRIV PROP
10:34 03/16/2017 632 E 3409 5XX N ADELAIDE OTHER MENTAL CASE
10:27 03/16/2017 168 E 3408 9XX S COTTAGE RETAIL THEFT
09:20 03/16/2017 204 E 3406 159XX PEBBLE BEACH IDENTITY THEFT
08:27 03/16/2017 945 A 285 19XX MIDWAY 10-50 DAMAGE – PRIV PROP
08:16 03/16/2017 501 A 284 MAIN – GREGORY 10-50 DAMAGE – STREET
08:04 03/16/2017 632 A 283 RAAB – TRUMBALL 10-50 INJURY – STREET
00:50 03/16/2017 969 E 3397 COLLEGE – TOWANDA POSSESSION OF FALSE ID – OV
00:07 03/16/2017 880 E 3396 6XX ORLANDO MISSING PERSON

 

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