B-N Police Blotter: Tue. Feb. 14, 2017

Posted on February 15, 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.

Tue. Feb. 14, 2017

City of Bloomington

Call Time Location / Block Address Disposition Type

12:06 am 3XX S EAST ST Report Theft
2:24 am W MARKET ST / HOLTON DR ARR/RPT Person Contact
4:10 am 24XX RAINBOW AVE Report Burglary
8:03 am 2XX N VETERANS PKWY Report Retail Theft
8:21 am EUCLID AVE / W GROVE ST Accident Report MVAINJY
8:31 am 3XX S EAST ST Report Invs
8:42 am 16XX W MILLER ST Report Assist
9:26 am 3XX S EAST ST Report Invs
10:00 am 13XX E EMPIRE ST Report Juvenile Complaint
10:00 am 3XX S EAST ST Report Invs
10:38 am ORME DR / RUTLEDGE RD Report Traffic Stop
1:14 pm 15XX W MARKET ST Report Telephone Threats/Harassment
1:27 pm 3XXX E EMPIRE ST Report Telephone Threats/Harassment
1:55 pm 3XX S EAST ST Arrest Spec
2:34 pm X STATE FARM PLZ Report Deceptive Practices/Fraud
3:47 pm 16XX E EMPIRE ST ARR/RPT Missing Person
4:28 pm 22XX W MARKET ST ARR/RPT Retail Theft
5:13 pm 22XX E OAKLAND AVE ARR/RPT Traffic Stop
5:39 pm 27XX RIDGE RD Report Animal Bite
7:44 pm BLOOMINGTON Report Domestic Physical
7:47 pm 9XX TURNBERRY DR Report Suicidal Subject
9:36 pm 3XX S EAST ST Report Domestic Other
10:00 pm BLOOMINGTON Report Domestic Other

Town of Normal

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

22:02 02/14/2017 870 E 2094 6XX HILLVIEW DR DOMESTIC BATTERY
19:47 02/14/2017 719 E 2087 3XX S VETERANS PKWY RETAIL THEFT
19:47 02/14/2017 719 E 2087 3XX S VETERANS PKWY PROBATION VIOLATION
18:42 02/14/2017 871 E 2084 VERNON AVE / FELL AVE POSS OF DRUG PARAPHERNALIA (OV)
18:42 02/14/2017 871 E 2084 VERNON AVE / FELL AVE SUSPENDED, REVOKED DRIVERS LICENSE
18:42 02/14/2017 871 E 2084 VERNON AVE / FELL AVE IN-STATE WARRANT
18:35 02/14/2017 909 E 2085 13XX FRANKLIN AVE OTHER MENTAL CASE
18:04 02/14/2017 472 E 2083 13XX DILLON DR VIOLATION OF ORDERS OF PROTECTION
16:31 02/14/2017 870 E 2080 13XX BEACON HILL CT DOMESTIC DISPUTE
16:31 02/14/2017 719 A 190 5XX N PARKSIDE RD 10-50 DAMAGE – PRIV PROP
15:11 02/14/2017 909 E 2076 7XX ORLANDO AVE DOMESTIC BATTERY
14:07 02/14/2017 945 E 2072 8XX AST ALL OTHER DISORDERLY CONDUCT
14:00 02/14/2017 698 A 189 COLLEGE – TOWANDA 10-57 INJURY – STREET
13:55 02/14/2017 743 E 2071 3XX S VETERANS RETAIL THEFT
12:51 02/14/2017 632 E 2068 15XX FT JESSE OTHER MENTAL CASE
11:48 02/14/2017 481 A 188 5XX N ADELAIDE 10-50 DAMAGE – PRIV PROP
09:17 02/14/2017 109 E 2056 17XX E COLLEGE ENDANGERING THE LIFE OR HEALTH OF A CHILD
00:01 02/14/2017 964 E 2048 WILLOW ST / OAK ST SUSPENDED, REVOKED DRIVERS LICENSE

 

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