Crime

[Concerned]

Felipe Sanchez-Leyva, 31, of 3408 Miami, St. Louis, arrested on suspicion of two counts of aggravated battery, public place on June 24 by Cahokia police. Sanchez-Leyva allegedly was at 800 Rome Lane in Cahokia and made physical contact with Claudia Bautista, in that he grabbed her by the throat and head-butted her in the face.

Lamone A. Waller, 19, of 1144 Water St., Cahokia, arrested on suspicion of attempted residential burglary on July 3 by Cahokia police. Waller allegedly entered into the dwelling place of Stephen Kastner, 612 St. Monica, Cahokia, with the intent to commit theft.

Jamie L. Hardin, 19, of Cahokia, arrested on suspicion of mob action by Centreville police.

Donel R. Gully, 48, of Cahokia, arrested on suspicion of theft over $300 and warrant arrest by Illinois State Police.
Leonard A. Hall, 23, of Cahokia, warrant arrest by St. Clair County sheriff.

Felipe Sanchez-Leyva, 31, of St. Louis, arrested on suspicion of aggravated battery and illegal entry, alien by Cahokia police.

Charles Boyd Jr., 59, of Cahokia, arrested on suspicion of domestic battery by Cahokia police.

Lamone A. Waller, 19, of Cahokia, arrested on suspicion of residential burglary by Cahokia police.

Antonio Taylor, 19, of Cahokia, warrant arrest by East St. Louis police.

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[Concerned]

Aaron C. Thomas, 17, of 747 St. Nicholas Drive, Cahokia, arrested on suspicion of mob action June 26 by Cahokia police. Thomas allegedly by the use of force and violence, disturbed the public peace in that he, while acting together with Leroy Turner and Thomas Stocker and without authority, fought in the street while located at St. Nicholas and East Fifth Street, Cahokia.

Thomas A. Stocker, 18, of 416 Range, Cahokia, arrested on suspicion of mob action June 26 by Cahokia police. Stocker allegedly by the use of force and violence, disturbed the public peace in that he, while acting together with Leroy Turner and Aaron Thomas and without authority, fought in the street while located at St. Nicholas and East Fifth Street, Cahokia.

Leroy Turner Jr., 19, of 2300 Ridge Ave., East St. Louis, arrested on suspicion of mob action June 26 by Cahokia police. Turner allegedly by the use of force and violence, disturbed the public peace in that he, while acting together with Aaron Thomas and Thomas Stocker and without authority, fought in the street while located at St. Nicholas and East Fifth Street, Cahokia.

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[Concerned]

Barnard Franklin, 52, of 2437 White St., Cahokia, arrested on suspicion of unlawful possession of a controlled substance June 29 by Alorton police. Franklin allegedly had in his possession less than 15 grams of a substance containing cocaine.
Terrance L. Funches, 26, of Cahokia, arrested on suspicion of probation violation by St. Clair County sheriff.

Homico E. Ferrell, 28, of Cahokia, arrested on suspicion of suspended or revoked driver's license and warrant arrest by St. Clair County sheriff.
Kendrick M. Brazier, 21, of Cahokia, arrested on suspicion of possession of a controlled substance by St. Clair County sheriff.
Michael A. Plair, 27, of East St. Louis, arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence, no driver's license and suspended or revoked driver's license by Cahokia police.

Thomas A. Stocker, 18, of Cahokia, arrested on suspicion of mob action by Cahokia police.

Leroy Turner, 19, of East St. Louis, arrested on suspicion of mob action and warrant arrest by Cahokia police.

Aaron C. Thomas, 17, of Cahokia, arrested on suspicion of mob action by Cahokia police.
Saul Ruelas-Valdovinos, 36, a Mexican who had been living in Chicago, was sentenced by U.S. District Judge Michael Reagan to 27 years and three months in prison for his part in a cocaine distribution ring that operated in the metro-east. Ruelas-Valdovinos was ordered to pay a fine of $1,250 and a special assessment of $100 and to forfeit $4.368 million. In addition, the court entered an order that requires he be deported from the United States upon his release from prison. Ruelas-Valdovinos had pleaded guilty to conspiracy to distribute and possess with the intent to distribute cocaine. Ruelas-Valdovinos supplied the drug trafficking ring with the bulk of the cocaine it distributed, which was well in excess of 150 kilograms. He also occupied a managerial role and made multiple credible threats of violence in relation to his drug trafficking activities.

Jack C. Baldwin Jr., 46, of Belleville, was charged with enticement of a minor, transfer of obscene matter to a minor and transportation of child pornography. His trial is scheduled for Sept. 11. In December, Baldwin allegedly persuaded an 11-year-old girl to send him a picture of her genitalia, he allegedly sent her a picture of his penis and he sent the picture of her to an e-mail account.

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[purplehed]

You are a true idiot for, obviously, trying to start another boring Cahokia bashing thread. Don't bother replying to this post because I will not waste my time on this thread again.

[fuel to fire]

whats your point the police are catching them or they would be reported , GREAT JOB COPPERS:)

[fuel to fire]

correction : or they wouldn't be reported ,,, keep up the pressure Cahokia's finest

[purplehed]

I'm glad that you are copying the Cahokia crime reports here.

It is important to inform people what is happening in Cahokia.

[Helpful]

Keep the info coming. At least we know if one of these is a neighbor. Very helpful.

[Anne]

Why do they publish the name of a 17 year old?

Does this mean that they are considered adults when they are 17?

I hope so.

Their mom's don't want to teach them right from wrong.

So the sooner we can lock up the lil criminals the better.

[Streets of Cahokia]

WHAT IS A RAP SNACK?

A Belleville felon will be home in six months, then in his home for six months, after being caught with a gun he tried to hide in a sales rack of "Rap Snacks."

Shevon A. Martin was sentenced to six months in federal prison for being a felon in possession of a weapon, U.S. District Attorney Stephen Wigginton said Friday. He will serve home confinement for six months after his release.

Martin was arrested Aug. 24 after members of the FBI's Working Against Violent Elements team approached the ZX convenience store on Bond Avenue in East St. Louis. Wigginton said the store is well-known as an open-air drug market where weapons are present.

Martin went into the store when officers pulled up and tried to hide a loaded Sturm Ruger 9mm pistol in the rack of "Rap Snacks" potato chip bags.

Martin was previously convicted in 2008 of aggravated unlawful use of a weapon in St. Clair County. Assistant U.S. Attorney Kit Morrissey prosecuted Martin on the federal charge.

[Brian]

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These are Rap Snacks