Disclaimer: Charges against each defendant are merely accusations, with all defendants presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law.

On June 1, Stephen Henry, 32, Sharrod Wilson, 31, and Byran Caldwell, 30, all of Chicago, were arrested by Beecher and Grant Park Police and charged with forgery for incidents that occurred at Beecher and Grant Park businesses on June 1. They were released on a notice-to-appear.

On June 10, Carlos Ruiz-Cortes, 26, of Joliet, was stopped and issued citations for having a suspended registration, invalid temporary visitors driver’s license, speeding, and no insurance. He was released on a notice-to-appear.

On June 13, Juan Perez-Alamo, 68, of Chicago, was stopped and issued citations for a vehicle equipment violation and having a suspended driver’s license. He was issued a notice-to-appear and released.

On June 14, Rolando Caal, 26, of Chicago, was stopped for speeding and issued citations for no valid driver’s license, no insurance, and speeding. He was released on a notice-to-appear.

On June 15, Jose Rivero, 40, of Chicago, was stopped for failure to dim headlights and issued citations for having no valid driver’s license, improper use of registration, no insurance, and failure to dim headlights and released on a notice-to-appear.

On June 15, Nicandro Hurtado, 23, of Beecher, was stopped for a traffic violation and issued citations for having no valid driver’s license and having a suspended registration. He was released on a notice-to-appear.

On June 18, Marius Legevicius, 27, of Chicago, was stopped for a vehicle equipment violation and issued citations for having no valid driver’s license, no insurance, and the equipment violation. He was released on a notice-to-appear.

On June 20, Anthony Sanchez, 33, of Beecher, was stopped for a vehicle registration violation and found to have a suspended driver’s license. He was issued citations for both violations and released on a notice-to-appear.

On June 22, Roberto Pirela, 21, of Chicago, was stopped for having no registration on the vehicle and found to have no valid driver’s license. He was issued citations for both offenses, as well as illegal possession of cannabis by a driver. He was released on a notice-to-appear.