Police Blotter: Woman Drives in Wrong Lane, Faces DUI Charge

MONDAY, FEB. 20

Alsip Woman Picked Up for Outstanding Warrants

Eveny N. Gunn, 34, of the 11900 block of South Millard Avenue in Alsip, was picked up by Frankfort Police in the 21000 block of LaGrange Road for outstanding Glenwood Police Department and Effingham County arrest warrants. She was released to Glenwood Police.

Teen Turns Himself in to New Lenox Police for Warrant

James F. Wilkens, 19, of the 20700 block of Ellen Drive in Frankfort, turned himself in to the New Lenox Police Department on a warrant for his arrest for the failure to appear in Will County Court. He posted a $5,000 bond and was released.

SATURDAY, FEB. 18

Woman Charged With DUI After Driving in the Wrong Lane

Vickie J. Burch, 50, of the 20500 block of South Green Meadow Lane, was charged with driving under the influence, making an improper turn at an intersection, improper lane use and driving in the wrong lane after a traffic stop near the intersection of LaGrange and St. Francis roads. Her next court date is March 6.

FRIDAY, FEB. 17

Woman Faces Traffic Charges

Doris Toon, 43, of the 21900 block of Pembrook Drive, was charged with driving with a suspended license and failure to reduce speed to avoid accident after a traffic incident near the intersection of Laraway and Wolf roads. Her next court date is March 2.

Vehicle Damaged in Parking Lot

Frankfort Police received a report for about $200 worth of damage to a vehicle parked in business lot in the 11100 block of Lincoln Highway.

THURSDAY, FEB. 16

Mokena Man Faces DUI, Traffic Charges

Scott R. Bouton, 37, of the 9400 block of West Hawthorne Avenue in Mokena, was charged with driving under the influence, improper lane use, failure to signal and driving without insurance after a traffic stop in the 20100 block of LaGrange Road. His next court date is March 6.

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