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Matthew W. Nixon, 37, of Sandwich, was arrested 12:34 a.m. Saturday at Interstate 80 and Interstate 39 on a complaint of driving while license suspended and a La Salle County failure to appear warrant, Peru police said.
Brooke Reinier, 24, of Ottawa, was arrested Tuesday on the 100 block of Prairie Street on a failure to appear warrant, Ottawa police said.
Dakota Pekoc, 29, of Ottawa, was cited Monday at Columbus and West Joliet streets on complaints of driving while license suspended and an expired sticker, Ottawa police said.
Jimmy D. Howard, 52, of Ottawa, was arrested Sunday on the 1000 block of West Madison Street on a complaint of filing a false police report, Ottawa police said.
Donnie M. Thompson, 47, of Ottawa, was arrested Sunday on the 800 block of West Marquette Street on a La Salle County failure to appear warrant on a charge of resisting a peace officer, Ottawa police said.
Sarah L. Woychek Jablonski, 34, of Ottawa, was arrested Saturday on the 2600 block of Deer Court on a complaint of domestic battery, Ottawa police said.
Robert J. Less, 24, of Ottawa, was arrested Saturday at Main and York streets on complaints of DUI, speeding and disobeying a traffic control device, Ottawa police said.
Robert J. Marshall, 18, of Ottawa, was arrested Saturday at Walmart, 4041 Veterans Drive, on a complaint of retail theft, Ottawa police said.
Ryan K. Dodge, 18, of Marseilles, was arrested Saturday at Walmart, 4041 Veterans Drive, on a complaint of retail theft, Ottawa police said.
Justin T. Boyd, 33, of Ottawa, was cited Saturday at La Salle and West Superior streets on complaints of driving while license suspended and operating an uninsured motor vehicle, Ottawa police said.
Samantha A. Sheehan, 24, of Ottawa, was arrested Friday on the 1600 block of East Norris Drive on complaints of DUI, operating an uninsured motor vehicle and failure to signal, Ottawa police said.
Source: The Daily Chronicle
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