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October 19, 2009

STAFF REPORT The Commercial-News Mon Oct 19, 2009, 12:43 PM CDT

DANVILLE — Staff Report

Here’s a look at recent law enforcement calls:

Danville

Sunday:

Residential burglary/criminal damage/theft reported in the 400 block of North Griffin Street.

Monday:

A male arrested in connection with a domestic battery/obstructing police incident in the 900 block of West Woodlawn Avenue.

Criminal damage to property reported in the 1200 block of Garden Drive.

Vermilion County

Saturday:

Criminal damage to property reported at Oakwood Park.

Sunday:

A Gibson City male arrested in connection with a criminal damage/criminal trespass incident in the 900 block of South Second Street in Hoopeston.

Domestic battery incident in the 200 block of West Short Street in Westville.

Attempted theft reported in the 100 block of North North Street in Hilleary.

Male arrested in connection with a domestic battery incident in the 800 block of Young Street in Hoopeston.

Criminal damage to property reported in the 100 block of South Street in Alvin.

Two males arrested in connection with an aggravated battery incident in the 200 block of South Orr Street in Sidell.

Firefighters responded to the following calls:

Sunday, 10:58-11:34 a.m. — Natural gas leak in the 1200 block of Lorraine Street.

Sunday, 2:15-2:21 p.m. — Medical call in the 600 block of Kimball Street.

Sunday, 4:55-5:12 p.m. — Natural gas leak in the 900 block of Shasta Drive.

Sunday, 5:43-6:04 p.m. — Medical call in the 1400 block of Golf Terrace.

Sunday, 7:57-8:08 p.m. — Illegal burning in the 900 block of Belton Avenue.

Sunday, 9:03-9:17 p.m. — Medical call in the unit block of Crawford Street.

Sunday, 11:36-11:53 p.m. — Medical call in the 3200 block of Brunswick Street.

Today, 3:53-4:06 a.m. — Medical call in the 1600 block of East Main Street.

Today, 4:27-4:40 a.m. — Medical call in the 1200 block of Griggs Street.

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