Crime & Safety
Blotter: Anonymous Tip to St. Charles Police Nets DUI Arrest
The following arrest information was supplied by the St. Charles Police Department. It does not indicate a conviction.
Anonymous tip leads to DUI arrest
June Ann Reedy, 31, of 114 S. Gladstone Ave., Aurora, was arrested for drunken driving on Sept. 1, according to a report. Police had received an anonymous tip that someone driving a red Ford Ranger cut off another driver. When police tracked down the truck, one officer allegedly saw it cross the traffic lines twice.
A traffic stop was performed and the driver, identified as Reedy, allegedly told police she had three alcoholic drinks. Field tests for intoxication were performed, after which Reedy was arrested. She declined to take a test to determine her blood-alcohol level and was cited driving under the influence and issued two traffic citations.
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DUI and marijuana possession
Daniel Thomas Henson, 27, of 518 Division St., Geneva, was arrested on Sept. 2 for drunken driving and possession of marijuana, according to a police report. An officer reported seeing a car traveling quickly on South Riverside Avenue and, after following it, also saw the car drive through a stop sign.
The driver, Henson, allegedly told police that he had four to five beers that night after the officer was able to stop the car. Field tests for intoxication were performed. Henson was arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol and for an outstanding warrant. After he was arrested, the officer allegedly found a small amount of a substance that later tested positive as marijuana. Henson was cited for DUI, possession of marijuana and also received a traffic citation.
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