Kendall County Blotter: PayPal Pinch, Underage Drinking

APRIL 5

Mark Stephen Peal, 58, of the 8000 block of Van Emmon Road, Oswego, was charged with aggravated domestic battery of another household member around 10:43 p.m.

Kendall County Sheriff’s deputies stopped three Aurora teens after their vehicle ran a stop sign on Lincoln State Drive at Route 130, Oswego, around 8:51 p.m., reports said. During the traffic stop, Luis Silva, 18, was arrested on charges of zero tolerance, unlawful possession and consumption of alcohol by a minor, driving without a valid driver’s license, and illegal transportation of alcohol by a driver. Dulce Ferrer, 19, and Flor M. Velazquez, 18, both of Aurora, were arrested on charges of unlawful possession and consumption of alcohol by a minor and illegal transportation of alcohol by a minor. Velazquez was also charged with obstruction of ID. In addition, Silva was cited for disobeying a stop sign, operating an uninsured motor vehicle, and violation of a learner’s permit.

APRIL 4

A Yorkville resident reported that someone had used her information to file a tax return around 12:15 p.m.

Sheriff’s deputies are responded to the 0-1000 block of Crooked Creek Drive, Kendall Township, for a report of child abuse and neglect. The investigation is ongoing.

A Yorkville woman sent over $2,000 in PayPal cards to a seller who had listed a motorcycle online. The motorcycle was never delivered.

APRIL 3

Deputies stopped Deontay J. Walker, 27, of Joliet, for speeding near Rt. 47 and Rt. 126 around 11:11 p.m., reports said. During the traffic stop it was discovered that Walker’s drivers license was currently suspended. He was charged with driving while license suspended.

Readers are reminded that an arrest by the police does not constitute a finding of guilt. Only a court of law can determine whether an offender is guilty or not guilty of the offense with which he or she has been charged.