Berwyn Police Blotter
Fight/brawl/riot
Friday, August 27, 2010
Golf clubs and gangbangers in reported disturbance
August 22, 2010, 12: 16 PM
Dispatched to 15th and Oak Park on reports of a fight involving golfclub-wielding participants, police found some had fled on foot, the others in a tan Ford Focus. Nearby, officers spotted a known gang member—a shirtless 18-year-old man from the 1400 block of Clarence—who said he had been approached by rival gang members at 15th and Oak Park. The shirtless man then became uncooperative and would say no more.
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Wednesday, July 21, 2010
Garv’s Inn disturbance reported by patrons during fundraiser
July 17, 2010, 7:02 PM
When several female bar patrons at Garv’s Inn, 6546 Windsor, began shoving each other, a female worker and one of the owners allegedly intervened in an effort to calm the belligerents. Instead, the fight continued, resulting in one woman patron getting scratches on her neck and collar bone. Police learned Garv’s was hosting a private fundraiser to benefit a sick child. The altercation was reported by cell phone by an alarmed patron. A sergeant informed the owners the bar was to close to the public for the night. Local ordinance citations were issued to owners Tariese Pisciotto, 41, of Chicago, and Robert V. Janusz, 62, of Stickney.
Saturday, April 24, 2010
And we don’t need any characters around to give the joint atmosphere!
April 17, 2010, 5:45 PM
Police responded to complaints by the bar owner* of men bothering people in front of George’s at Oak Park and Stanley. When officers pulled up, they found two men fist-fighting on the sidewalk; the belligerents then fell to the sidewalk, rolling around and knocking over plants, according to the report. Police separated and handcuffed the two; at this, a third man interfered, swearing and yelling “F@&# you!” at police in response to their repeated requests that he back off. He, too, was detained. The bar owner told police the fight did not originate inside the bar and he wished to sign complaints against the offenders. All three men were charged with disorderly conduct. They were James Brannan, 50, of Cicero; Martin J. Canonico, 57, of Westchester,** and Fritz D. Schaible, 51, of the 6700 block of Stanley.
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Monday, April 19, 2010
April 5-7th
Rowdy youths egg home
April 5, 2010 11:19 PM
A woman saw around eight juveniles (male and female) approach her home and pelt it with eggs in the 2800 block of Home. They fled northbound under a viaduct and disappeared.
Recipe for a bad night: “beer balls”, lost phone, getting Tasered
April 4, 2010, 2:29 AM
An intoxicated man was Tasered after belligerence toward police officers who were advising him to leave the area of El Corral tavern in the 6300 block of 26th St. “I was a little buzzed up. That’s where beer balls comes in,” Lorenzo Barrera, 23, of the 2400 block of Clarence reportedly explained later. Police responding to a bar fight asked Barrera to leave, but he protested ,saying he lost his $400 phone in the bar. Events allegedly escalated into a shouting match in the middle of 26th and Highland, where Barrera allegedly told police officers “F#$% you b!#$%es, Berwyn cops are nothing but b@#$%es and n@#$%rs.” He refused to be handcuffed, so an officer deployed his Taser, striking Barrera in the chest and stomach with the prongs. An ambulance brought the suddenly subdued man to MacNeal.
Patio chair thru window
April 4, 2010, 4:11 AM
A woman in the 3800 block of Wisconsin heard a loud shattering noise and found a metal piece of lawn furniture inside her home. Replacing the broken glass sliding door will cost $1000.
Loud car
April 4, 2010, 10:54 AM
Police curbed the very loud tan 2001 Chevy Blazer of Jerry T. Mixon, 27, of Maywood, at East and 15th St. he was ticketed for driving on a suspended license, disobeying the local noise ordinance and no proof of insurance. The Chevy was impounded.
Joyriders steal SUV with paycheck inside
April 5, 2010, 5:02 AM
A 1993 Chevy Suburban was found with extensive damage in the 2600 block of 58th St. after it disappeared from the 1200 block of Cuyler early the previous morning. The owner told police her purse had been in the car, containing a Social Security card, $20 cash and a paycheck.
Auto burglary
April 5, 2010, 6:28 AM
A JVC car CD player, rear deck speakers and a wallet were stolen from a Crown Victoria parked in the 2100 block of Harlem. Thieves broke a rear passenger window.
Door open for dog also open for purse thief
April 5, 2010, 10:14 AM
A woman figured out that her red purse had been stolen from the kitchen table in the 1400 block of Maple after credit card companies called to let her know someone had used her card to buy gas at four different gas stations. She told police she had left the back door open and unlocked to let the dog in and out.
Baby sitter accosted by “building inspector”
April 5, 2010, 2:30 PM
A 22-year-old baby sitter told police as she walked in the 1400 block of Maple with the child she cares for she was approached by a 50-ish man in a black older-model sports car. The man told her she was beautiful and tried to engage her in conversation. She and the child hid between houses so the man could not see which house she worked in, but the creeper waited for her When she threatened to call police, the man told her he was “not afraid of police because he was a building inspector,” and showed her a clip-board. However, he fled when she began to dial her cell phone.
Graffiti roundup
April 5, 2010, 3:04 PM, 4:51 PM
Police removed two eyeballs rendered in gold spray paint on a building in the 2700 block of Euclid. Gang tagging was found in the 1300 block of East.
Back door thief
April 5, 2010, 3:59 PM
A purse disappeared from a kitchen shelf in the 2600 block of Oak Park. Its owner found the back door ajar.
Feces delivery
April 5, 2010, 6:30 PM
A 72-year-old man told police he suspected an argumentative neighbor left a pile of feces in the front entrance to his apartment building in the 1200 block of Harlem.
Meds, tools and knife stolen from parked car
April 5, 2010, 7:25 PM
A 2000 Chevy owner in the 3300 block of Grove told police that on the previous Friday his car had been burglarized. Taken were prescription drugs Adderall, and Subutex, as well as a Sony CD player, a Ryobi drill, a set of wood chisels and a Winchester knife.
Police chase white van; offender still at large
April 6, 2010, 11:25 AM
Police patrolling the alley in the 1500 block of Harvey because of recent break-ins observed a white van behind a foreclosed house. A man fled from the back door into the van and police followed it into Oak Park, where they lost sight of the vehicle. At the home, the basement doorknob had been pried off.
Impounds
April 6, 2010, 12:44 PM
Abraham Sanchez, 47, of Cicero was charged with driving with a suspended license and illegal alley traffic. Police impounded his 1993 Lincoln Continental. Police also impounded the 1998 Dodge SUV belonging to Jose A. Maygora of Cicero, who was stopped in the 6500 block of Cermak for an overly loud sound system.
Thieves on bikes
April 6, 2010, 5:54 PM
A shoplifter was observed at the Dollar Store in the 7100 block of Cermak concealing toothpaste and razors in his shirt. The 35-40 year old Hispanic male fled on a light blue bicycle.
April 7, 2010, 4:19 PM
Employees of the The World’s Largest Laundry in the 6200 block of Cermak told police they observed an “older” man fleeing east on a bicycle, while balancing three iron trash can lids.
Vehicle burglaries
April 6, 2010 4:38 PM
April 7, 7:17 AM, 8:27 AM, 11:13 AM, 5:26 PM, 5:48 PM,
A “fuzz-buster” was stolen from a pickup in the 1300 block of Euclid. Cars were burglarized in the 1300 block of Clarence, the 1400 block of Euclid and the 1400 block of Wesley. Two cars were broken into in the 1300 block of Home. In all instances, windows were smashed to remove cell phone chargers, a radar detector and GPS systems.
You go, girl
April 6, 2010, 11:44 PM
A woman pushed the panic button on her remote key chain after observing a man in her red Kia in the 1400 block of Harvey. The man fled when the alarm sounded.
Graffiti
April 7, 2010, 6:50 AM
Graffiti was discovered at Heritage School in the 6800 block of 31st St. and on garages in the 3100 block of Kenilworth.
Lock “punched” in apartment burglary
April 6, 2010, 9:55 PM
A woman returning home turned her key and pulled the lock right out of her apartment door in the 3100 block of Harlem. Her dwelling had been ransacked. Missing were two checkbooks and a laptop. Police found the neighbor’s lock was also damaged.
-J. LeHane
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Wednesday, November 04, 2009
Drunken brawl spills out of house, attracts neighbors’ shocked attention
October 26, 2009, 10:27 PM
Callers to 911 reported hearing a woman scream for help at 2633 Clarence. As officers approached, dispatchers alerted them that the disturbance had moved outside and men were now brawling in the street. Police noticed seven or eight people in front of the house; two men saw police, attempted to enter 2633 and, according to the report, “met resistance with the door”. Officers ordered all parties to lie on the ground, but the men—all of whom reportedly reeked of alcohol—elected not to comply. Instead, they used abusive language and walked around with clenched fists. Police said two men pushed them rather than comply with instructions; one had to be Tasered to gain his compliance.
A woman in the house told police the incident started when her son—one of the brawlers—punched her during an argument. The woman refused to prosecute and was uncooperative with police. During the ride to the police station, the son—Michael W. Neuman, 19—continuously banged his head against the window and prisoner-divider of squad car #117. He was also found to have an outstanding warrant out of Stickney, for which he was processed.
Neuman was charged with resisting an officer, battery and disorderly conduct, as was William J. Pusateri Jr, 21, of 10845 south Talman, Chicago. Terry Stephens, 18, was charged with disorderly conduct. Candi Neuman, 51, was charged with public intoxication, use of abusive language toward officer, and use of the premises to disturb the peace.
Police reported that, while in the Berwyn lockup, Pusateri yelled, banged on the cell window and attempted to flood his cel. When told to stop, he allegedly yelled “F@!* YOU!” and spit on the window.
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Friday, October 16, 2009
“I’m going to sue every one of you m@*%@^ f)@&@rs!”
October 10, 2009, 11:46 PM
Police were sent to a fight at 16th and Gunderson in front of a restaurant. Witnesses told police gang members started a fight with people attending a birthday party for a 15-year-old girl inside Cinco Hermanos restaurant, then retreated to My Cousin Vinny’s bar on the same block. The offenders reportedly threatened restaurant patrons by telling them “we’re coming back with guns and we’ll take care of you”. Restaurant workers told officers a red van containing gang members pulled into the alley behind the restaurant and told workers they would “get” the restaurant owner.
Since police, according to the report, knew My Cousin Vinny’s to be a gang hangout on weekends, an officer sat in a patrol car at 16th and Gunderson until 12:15 AM. At that time, the officer reported, he saw a male throw gang signs to restaurant patrons. When asked by police what he was doing, the man stated his brother had called him to say he had been in a fight with people in the restaurant. The brother—Rodrigo Lopez, 25, of 1907 Clarence—then emerged from My Cousin Vinny’s. Lopez, according to police, was extremely intoxicated and immediately combative, asking an officer, “What the f@&@ do you want?” When asked for ID, Lopez allegedly responded, “F@*@ you!” Asked how he managed to get into the bar without ID, Lopez reportedly answered, “F@*@ you, I know my rights”. When advised by police to chill out, Lopez attempted to reenter the bar. He was ultimately handcuffed but refused to walk to the patrol car, reportedly headbutting two officers; once in the back seat, he continued to be aggressive, kicking an officer in the abdomen and attempting to bite an officer’s hands. During the ride to the station, police said, Lopez tried to spit blood at them through the partition in the car. Once at the station, Lopez reportedly remained so combative that the handcuffs could not be removed; he also kicked an officer and banged his forehead on the floor, yelling “I’m going to sue every one of you m@*%@^ f)@)@rs!”
Lopez was charged with battery, resisting arrest and obstruction.
Police informed the owner of My Cousin Vinny’s that the bar would be closed for the night.
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Wednesday, August 12, 2009
Chillin wit my boys
July 30, 2009, 9:52 PM
Concerned citizens alerted police to a fight at 36th and Ridgeland, and explained two subjects ran inside a house at 3627. Police went to the door; a woman in the doorway said nobody in the house was involved in the incident, but officers asked everyone to come outside. One subject—reportedly self-admitted gang member Bryan Corro, 17, of 3448 Gunderson, spontaneously stated:
“I was chillin with my boys, drinking—smell my breath.” Police determined Corro’s breath to be alcohol-laden, and he was charged with consumption of alcohol by a minor.
Witnesses told police they saw three males cross the street on bikes throw a bottle and yell gang slogans at a vehicle on Ridgeland. The original caller reported multiple subjects fighting in the intersection of 35th and Ridgeland, one of whom appeared to a have a rifle or shotgun down ins right pant leg.
Police stopped a male they saw emerging from the 3600 block of Ridgeland alley on a bike; the man was sweating heavily and could not explain his presence there. The juvenile male, a 16-year-old resident of the 3800 block of Kenilworth, was charged with disorderly conduct.
The house in this incident has hosted trouble in the past and was the scene of a recent outdoor rollcall: http://www.berwynpoliceblotter.com/index.php/site/comments/this_is_not_catch_and_release_we_take_em_and_we_pinch_em/
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Thursday, July 23, 2009
“You come inside this house and I’ll shoot you”
July 17, 2009, 12:13 AM
Police responding to a fight in the 3700 block of Wenonah saw two bricks and two open folding knives with four-inch blades lying on the lawn. At an officer’s knock, a 19-yea-old Lyons woman answered the door and stated it was a party that got out of hand. Then a man, described by police as intoxicated, emerged and said he had been fighting with friends over the last beer. The man had blood on his white tank top. When asked about it, he told police it wasn’t blood. He said he owned the knives on the lawn but did not know how they got there, and assured police there was nobody inside the house.
But an officer came from the rear of the house and told the first cop he could hear a lot of commotion inside the residence. The man in the tank top—27-year-old Brian L. Venckus—reportedly stated, “that’s just my friend Mark”. Police told Venckus they would need to get inside the house to be sure that nobody was hurt, and that they could not understand why he and the woman were lying about the person or persons still in the house. At this, the report said, Venckus grew “belligerent and aggressive”, stating he was a Marine, knew how to box and taught jujitsu.
A second man, also intoxicated, came out the front door. When police asked James F. Dolezal, 51, of Stickney, if anyone remained inside, he reportedly responded, “F@&@ you, you don’t need to know”. Officers repeated the reasons they did in fact need to know, but Dolezal allegedly told them, “F&#% you, get a warrant, I’m a Marine. You come inside this house and I’ll shoot you”, then swiftly went back inside, slammed the door and locked it.
Venckus was placed in restraints and backup officers arrived. Police learned the homeowners, parents of Venckus, were out of town, so Venckus signed a consent to search form in their stead. The keys provided by Venckus did not work.
A 36-year-old Oak Lawn man arrived at the scene and was given permission by Venckus to break a window and get police into the house. As he did so, Dolezal opened the door and was arrested.
A search located a man and a woman hiding in a crawl space. The man initially provided a false name. Later, police learned he was Victor Cruz, 27, of 3647 Harlem. Cruz had an outstanding Cook County arrest warrant, for which he was processed.
Dolezal was charged with aggravated assault. Venckus was charged with disorderly conduct, with a local ordinance court date of August 13 at 3 PM in the community room of the police station, 6410 31st.
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Wednesday, July 15, 2009
Battery charges after woman punched in face
July 5, 2009, 2:46 AM
Callers reported a fight at LaQuinta, 6431 Cermak. Police saw a group of 10-15 males fleeing on foot, headed south, and stopped two of them in the alley behind the 2200 block of Elmwood.\
The first man told them he was just out walking, but police advised him they had seen him running from the scene and through residents’ back yard. In addition, he was sweating profusely and breathing heavily. The second man gave the same story, but both were identified by witnesses as having been in a drunken altercation over a drunken female. During the fight, a 48-year-old woman was reportedly punched in the face by both subjects.
Charged with two counts of battery each were Hector Almanza-Avila, 26, of 2236 Elmwood, and Andres B. Aguero, 20, of Cicero.
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Thursday, July 09, 2009
Bad attitudes and fireworks
Tequila bandit reappears at Berwyn Fruit Market
July 3, 2009, 1:30 PM
Fruit market employees recognized a man with a backpack who had shoplifted before. On surveillance video, police saw him stuffing five bottles of tequila worth $45 each into his pack.
Sound impounds
July 3, 2009, 12:03 AM, 12:40 AM, 12:36 PM
Police impounded the cars of three drivers with “extremely loud amplified sound systems” that could be heard more than 75 feet away. Angel Moreno, 25, of Berkeley, lost his 2001 white GMC Denali and Juan Celestino, 27, of the 6200 block of Roosevelt, had his 2003 white Chevy Tahoe taken away. Francisco J. Flores, 24, of Cicero, was relieved of his 1994 green Cadillac Deville. All three were give noise violation fines of $500.
Dog fighting feared
July 3, 2009, 3:44 PM
The owner of a building in the 1200 block of Wenonah asked police for a premise watch after a report that tenants had been holding loud parties on weekends. Barking dogs and human voices making bets were allegedly heard.
Fistfight
July 3, 2009, 4:02 PM
An injured man declined to press charges after police responded to a fistfight at Cermak and Scoville. The victim told police that Robert Hull, 35 of the 2300 block of Cuyler, had punched him in the face; the injuries including a broken lip and bleeding mouth. Hull was found to be highly intoxicated and was transported to Berwyn Central, where he was charged with disorderly conduct.
Graffiti
July 3, 2009, 7:51
Police noted black paint on street signs at Euclid and 14th St.
Illegal fireworks
July 3, 2009, 10:05 PM
Police noticed fireworks shooting out of the backyard of a house in the 3000 block of Clarence. After activating squad car emergency lights, officers heard a male voice say, “Oh, shit!” and saw two figures run into the house. A woman who answered the door allegedly refused to answer questions and told police, “What do you want? You can’t barge in here, you’re trespassing!” The police officers warned her that she could be charged with obstructing justice. She countered that she had a relative on the Chicago Police Department. She also accused the officer of “picking on here because she had brown skin”.” Another woman argued with the police that, regarding fireworks, “everybody does it.” Finally, a man came forward and offered information. His wife tried to prevent this, reportedly saying “No! You don’t have to tell him anything or you’ll have to miss a day of work.” Rick Casteneda, 25, was charged with illegal possession and use of fireworks.
House fire starts after fireworks heard
July 3, 2009, 9:53 PM
A witness heard fireworks in the 2400 block of Highland and later smelled smoke. When he went outside he saw fire coming from the second floor of a neighboring building. Berwyn Fire Department searched for residents and found no one inside the burning house nor in the one next door. After the fire was put out, the two houses were boarded up.
--J. Lehane
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Friday, July 03, 2009
Go ahead—I’ve been hit with a Taser before!
June 27th, 2009, 12:03 AM
Police responded to a report of a fight at “Wings”, a bar at 6535 Cermak. Bouncers there had a man on the ground; they told police the man hit a bouncer in the face after being asked to remove his baseball cap in deference to the bar’s dress code. Instead of complying, they said, he told them to “F@&@ off!” multiple times. Because of this, he was asked to leave. But as he was being escorted outside, the man fell. As bouncers helped him up, they told police, he began to punch one of them in the face. A woman later identified as the offender’s wife reportedly jumped on a bouncer and scratched his face.
Police arrested Jorge Orellana, 24, of 1340 north Waller, Chicago, charging him with battery and resisting arrest. According to the report, Orellana yelled and refused to enter the squad car. When police warned him they would use a Taser to ensure his compliance, he allegedly stated, “Go ahead—I’ve been hit with a Taser before!” After Tasering Orellana in the chest, two officers were needed to maneuver him into the squad car. Once inside the car, Orellana kicked the door and the divider window. Also arrested was Yomaira Rodriguez, 25, of 1101 north Oakley Chicago; she was charged with battery.
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Tuesday, June 09, 2009
Assault, battery and resisting arrest follow threatening scene
June 3, 2009, 3:38 PM
Police sent to a street disturbance in the 1800 block of Oak Park saw a man on the sidewalk and a woman in a grey vehicle at 19th and Oak Park. The woman yelled to police that the man was trying to hurt her. Police saw the man approach the woman’s car, reportedly stating “I’’m going to kick your ass, b!#ch!” The man was ordered to stop but did not comply.
When the man opened the door to the woman’s car, an officer grabbed him and pinned him against the vehicle. Stevon James, 19, of that block, reportedly yelled at police to let him go and continued to make threatening statements to the woman, including “I"m going to kill you, b!#ch!” Backup officers arrived to assist because James was struggling against being handcuffed.
James was charged with assault, criminal damage to property, battery and resisting arrest.
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Saturday, June 06, 2009
Gangbangers willing to fight but not sign complaints against each other
May 30, 2009, 2:44 AM
A 22-year-old known gang member from the 1600 block of Elmwood told police a guy in a yellow polo shirt struck him multiple times in the parking lot by Fonzie’s bar, 3243 Harlem. As police spoke to the victim, a 35-year-old Summit man came right up to the victim and smashed his face against the plate glass window, then threw him to the ground. The Summit man was arrested, but released when the victim refused to sign a complaint.
The victim told officers he was inside the bar with “one of his boys” when someone in a powder blue polo shirt began to “dis” his gang and promote a rival criminal organization. The fight spilled outside. The victim claimed the bouncers were members of the rival gang and attacked him.
Police interviewed the bar’s 21-year-old manager, who reportedly stated he told the victim to “be cool” and “not do anything stupid”.
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Gang-slogan yellers whack rival ‘banger’s head bloody with rock
May 30, 2009, 5:32 PM
Dispatchers sent police to the 2200 block of Elmwood on reports of a man being “jumped” by a group. The victim, a 30-year-old man from the Berwyn side of the 2800 block of Lombard, was seen lying on the ground bleeding from the head. A bloody rock lay nearby; the victim told police the attackers used it to hit him. An ambulance was summoned to treat the victim, who told police he “runs with” a gang whose name, translated from Spanish, means “The Race”.
Witnesses confirmed the victim’s account and described the scene and the attackers to police. The attackers reportedly yelled slogans of a locally-active criminal gang. Witnesses said there were four attackers and were able to describe three of them. The first, a male Hispanic about age 20, 5’5”, was dressed in all white with a white do-rag. The second, a male Hispanic, was described as “skinny” and wearing a yellow Lakers jersey and blue jeans. The third was said to be a male Hispanic 18-19 years old, 5’6”, and wearing a navy blue Nets jersey. The victim told police he did not know his attackers.
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Wednesday, May 27, 2009
Drunken brawl interrupted
May 21, 2009, 12:59 AM
Police were dispatched on reports of a group of men fighting in an alley. Upon arrival, officers saw three men fighting by a garage in the 1800 block of Wesley, and separated the combatants. One man, a resident of the address by which the fight occurred, said he was having a BBQ in his backyard when the other two began to fight, so he went to break it up. The subjects, who appeared to police to be heavily intoxicated, were uncooperative; one reportedly told paramedics, summoned to treat his injuries, to “get the f@&# out of here!” Paramedics reportedly felt the men—one from a block away, the other from Chicago—were too intoxicated to realize the extent of their injuries. They were taken to the hospital for treatment, and both were later charged with disorderly conduct and one with resisting arrest.
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