On April 27, there was a disturbance reported in the 300 block of Harlem involving an argument over property while one individual was moving out. The police intervened to ensure the situation remained peaceful until the moving party could finish retrieving their belongings.
On April 28, officers responded to a domestic disturbance in the 900 block of Lark. Both parties involved had been drinking during a family party and began arguing. One person agreed to leave the residence for the night to diffuse the situation.
Then on May 2, there was a report of a dog bite incident that occurred on April 30. The victim, while working in the area of Second and North Streets, was bitten by a loose pit bull. Fortunately, there was no break to the skin, and the contact was only on the outside of their jeans. The police officer spoke with the resident of the location where the dogs belonged. The resident was aware that the dogs had gotten loose but was unaware that one had bitten someone. Ordinance violation citations were issued, and Will County Animal Control was notified.