A Chicago man on parole was arrested with a hatchet, dagger, crack cocaine and cannabis packaged for sale following a traffic stop.
Category: Clear-Ridge Reporter Mayhem
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Four arrested in Oak Lawn: DUI, retail theft, revoked license and outstanding warrants
Four people were arrested in Oak Lawn this week on charges including DUI, retail theft, revoked license and outstanding warrants.
Posted inClear-Ridge Reporter Mayhem
Man dies in fiery Archer Heights crash
A man was killed Saturday night after he was speeding down Pulaski Road in Archer Heights and crashed into another car.
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Lopez rips delay over budgeted $5 million gunshot detection system
After the Chicago City Council passed its 2026 spending plan over the objections of Mayor Brandon Johnson, the mayor set aside a $5 million appropriation for gunshot detection technology to be purchased and activated by the middle of 2026.
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Man missing in unincorporated Stickney Township
Cook County Sheriff’s Police are asking for the public’s help in locating a missing man from unincorporated Stickney Township.
Posted inTop News
Car slams into beloved Beverly record shop on New Year’s Day
A car crashed into Beverly Phono Mart early New Year’s Day, damaging the popular Southwest Side record store.
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Police seek man for robbery of Orange Line passenger
Chicago police released a crime alert Sunday about an armed robbery committed on a CTA Orange Line Train in the Clearing neighborhood.
Posted inDVN Mayhem
UPDATE: Missing teen from Stickney Township found safe
Cook County Sheriff’s Police are asking for the public’s help in locating a missing teen from unincorporated Stickney Township.
Posted inDVN Mayhem
Body found in Willow Springs identified as missing Justice man
The body found Saturday morning in a grassy area near Archer Avenue and La Grange Road has been identified as Christian Doss.
Posted inSWNH Mayhem
Johnson allocates $5 million for gunshot detection system
Mayor Brandon Johnson last year decommissioned the city’s Shotspotter gunshot detection system saying it was no more than a “walkie talkie on a stick.”