EAST WINDSOR: Unlocked cars burglarized
EAST WINDSOR Police this week reported six burglaries to unlocked vehicles over the last two weeks.
Man gets 7 to 9 years for burglaries last fall
A man whos been in jail since October pleaded guilty Wednesday to stealing property from an apartment and a pickup truck last fall and was sentenced to seven to nine years in prison.
Photo gallery: Ride along with the CT for a shift with Elyria PD
On Thursday evening, Reporter Lisa Roberson spent nearly six hours riding alongside Patrolman Nick Eichenlaub for an up close and personal look at what his job is like from behind the wheel of a police cruiser. This narrative is told from those observations. Read Sundays Chronicle for more on the night as well as details [...]
Drivers Defeating Big Brother's Speed Cameras
If youve ever been busted for speeding by an inanimate camera, you probably hate the things. So here's some good news for motorists who put pedal to metal: Thanks to budget cuts and emerging technologies, the use of automated radar and red-light cameras may be on the decline.
McDonnell to visit Norfolk to tout liquor proposal
Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell will travel the state next month to pitch his plans to privatize state liquor sales. The governor will visit eight Virginia locales during August for a series of town-hall meetings. His second stop will be in Norfolk at Old Dominion University's Webb University Center from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Aug. 9.
Townsend man faces fifth drunken-driving charge
AYER -- A 48-year-old Townsend man is facing his fifth drunken-driving charge after he was stopped for driving 35 mph in a 20-mph zone on Highland Street in Townsend with an open can of beer in his car, police said.
Blog: Navigating a traffic stop
At Purdue's Police Academy, I learned that drivers aren't the only ones who get uneasy at traffic stops.
The Sully Side of Sports: Music to your ears
Driving through the summertime road construction has reallyshifted you into low gear.
Thieves prone to stealing items from automobiles: Parma Police Blotter
An air compressor, drill and plumbing tools were stolen between 3:50-4:07 a.m. Friday from a sport utility vehicle parked in a driveway.
Police Blotter
The following incidents were listed among the official reports of the Skokie Police Department. Readers are reminded that an arrest does not constitute a finding of guilt. Only a court of law can make that determination.
