HARRISBURG, Ill. - The biggest thing about this Harrisburg Police Department activity report happens to be that there's no one big thing...just more of the same, with interchangeable players.
You'll recognize many of the names, however...and for your convenience and reading enjoyment, we've hotlinked them to articles in which they appear from the e-Edition Archives. If you're a member, good on ya! Hang on to that recurring payment membership; if not, follow through the prompts and get yourself a Day Pass for $2.99 or Week Pass for $4.99. Thanks for reading; e-Edition memberships helps us keep this site going. And now without further ado, here's the Harrisburg Police blotter for the week of July 29 through August 4, 2019!
Christopher A. Kovach, 43 - Arson, Criminal Damage to Property, Disorderly Conduct
Gregory A. Jeffers, 52 - Saline County warrant (FTA), Possession of Meth
Bryce A. Ham, 34 - Criminal Trespass, Possession of Burglary Tools
Tyler D. York, 26 - Criminal Damage to Property, Domestic Battery, Obstructing Justice, Production of a Sativa Plant, Interference with Emergency Communication
Michealangelo Godsey, 41 - Domestic Battery
Matthew R. Miller, 31 - Driving While License Revoked, Domestic Battery, Criminal Damage to Property
Joshua L. Jackson, 36 - Saline County warrant (FTA), Obstructing Justice
Anthony E. Hobbs, 38 - Retail Theft
Branden T. Merritt, 18 - Criminal Damage to Property, Disorderly Conduct (x2), Resisting/Obstructing a Peace Officer
Jeremy A. Humm, 34 - Criminal Damage to Property
Dara J. Dearman, 30 - Saline County warrant (FTA)
Brent E. Moore, 50 - Driving While License Suspended
Forrest E. Ison, 35 - Driving While License Suspended
Chase T. Pritchett, 19 - Driving While License Suspended
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