March 23, 2007, 2:58 PM
An officer saw a maroon 1996 GMC Yukon heading westbound in the 6200 block of Cermak at a high rate of speed, and followed the vehicle four blocks at speeds in excess of 55 MPH in a 25 MPH zone. The 32-year-old driver, a man from the 1800 block of Euclid, had no insurance and a revoked driver’s license; he was cited and his truck was towed.
Showing posts with label no insurance. Show all posts
Showing posts with label no insurance. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 27, 2007
Friday, March 23, 2007
Plates don't match the car
March 20, 2007, 12:39 PM
An officer ran the plates on a '93 Nissan Maxima in the 1600 block of Ridgeland; it came back registered to a '76 Jeep. When pulled over, the misregistered car's driver, 29-year-old Michael Meraz of Hillside, was found uninsured and unlicensed.
An officer ran the plates on a '93 Nissan Maxima in the 1600 block of Ridgeland; it came back registered to a '76 Jeep. When pulled over, the misregistered car's driver, 29-year-old Michael Meraz of Hillside, was found uninsured and unlicensed.
Tuesday, March 20, 2007
Husband mad at wrong people
March 16, 2007, 9:27 AM
An officer saw a black 2004 Ford Expedition with no front plate and stopped it at Cermak and Clarence. The driver, a 26-year-old woman living in the 1400 block of Clinton, spoke only broken English and had no driver's license or insurance. She carried only a Mexican ID and had her 4-year-old and 6-month-old boys in the back seat. She called her husband to pick up the children when the officer told her she was under arrest. The husband arrived and got mad, telling the officer to go arrest a driver without children. He walked off with the kids, twice refusing a ride home offered by police.
An officer saw a black 2004 Ford Expedition with no front plate and stopped it at Cermak and Clarence. The driver, a 26-year-old woman living in the 1400 block of Clinton, spoke only broken English and had no driver's license or insurance. She carried only a Mexican ID and had her 4-year-old and 6-month-old boys in the back seat. She called her husband to pick up the children when the officer told her she was under arrest. The husband arrived and got mad, telling the officer to go arrest a driver without children. He walked off with the kids, twice refusing a ride home offered by police.
Tuesday, March 13, 2007
Guy with suspended license still drives to work
March 7, 2007, 11:27 PM
An officer saw a green 1998 Honda Accord on Ogden near Oak Park Avenue driving with a single headlamp. The driver said he did not know why he was pulled over, then stated he knew his driver's license was suspended, but wanted to drive to work. He was cited for the suspended license, no insurance and the single headlight.
An officer saw a green 1998 Honda Accord on Ogden near Oak Park Avenue driving with a single headlamp. The driver said he did not know why he was pulled over, then stated he knew his driver's license was suspended, but wanted to drive to work. He was cited for the suspended license, no insurance and the single headlight.
Woman ignores stopsign, flashing lights of stopped schoolbus
March 7, 2007, 3:09 PM
An officer near Irving school saw a black '95 Chevy Lumina heading west on 35th toward Clinton. A schoolbus was parked on 35th facing eastbound; it had its red stopsign extended, and was also flashing two easy-to-see red lights, because children were boarding the bus after school. The Chevy disobeyed the stopsign and passed the bus. When pulled over, the driver, a 32-year-old Berwyn woman, was asked for ID; she replied, "I left my driver's license at home." In its place, she produced a YMCA membership card. A computer check revealed she had never had a driver's license at all. After checking, the officer asked the question again, upon which she admitted to lacking a license to drive. She was arrested and charged with driving unlicensed, no proof of insurance and passing a schoolbus while children were boarding and a stopsign was plainly visible.
An officer near Irving school saw a black '95 Chevy Lumina heading west on 35th toward Clinton. A schoolbus was parked on 35th facing eastbound; it had its red stopsign extended, and was also flashing two easy-to-see red lights, because children were boarding the bus after school. The Chevy disobeyed the stopsign and passed the bus. When pulled over, the driver, a 32-year-old Berwyn woman, was asked for ID; she replied, "I left my driver's license at home." In its place, she produced a YMCA membership card. A computer check revealed she had never had a driver's license at all. After checking, the officer asked the question again, upon which she admitted to lacking a license to drive. She was arrested and charged with driving unlicensed, no proof of insurance and passing a schoolbus while children were boarding and a stopsign was plainly visible.
Friday, February 16, 2007
Fake temporary plate and driver behavior lead to arrest of wanted man
An officer observed a man driving near 15th and Wenonah, then exit the car, which had an illegible Indiana temporary plate. When approached by police, the driver said he was just moving the car for streetcleaning. However, he had no insurance, no driver's license and that illegible temporary plate was a fake. So police were obliged to bring the 39-year-old Berwyn man down to the station. A check revealed he had numerous aliases and two outstanding warrants: one for DUI and another for soliciting a prostitute. He was also charged with obstructing an officer.
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