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On June 3, 2010, in Winnebago County, plaintiff Terry Seymour was being transported in an ambulance when he was injured in a collision with a vehicle driven by Bradley Collins, one of the defendants here.
In 2012, plaintiff motorist attempted to make a U-turn from a left turn lane on northbound Kirk Road in Geneva and collided with an oncoming motor bike which was carrying a passenger. The motorcyclist incurred substantial injuries and the passenger died as a result.
In 2014, Peoria police received a report of a vehicle burglary in progress and a description of a suspect. The officer who responded to the scene observed a person matching that description, handcuffed him, and placed him in a squad car. The suspect gave a name which later turned out to be false after he was confronted by the woman with whom he said he was living as his mother.
A Rock Island jury convicted this Cordova police sergeant of intimidation for threatening to refuse to respond to certain 911 calls. At his 2012 sentencing hearing, the circuit court imposed two years of probation with conditions, including the requirement that he become current in his court-ordered child support, which was then 3 years in arrears.
Press Release: Southern Illinois Highlights The not seasonally adjusted unemployment rate declined to 5.7 percent in August 2015 from 7.1 percent in August 2014 in the Carbondale-Marion Metropolitan Statistical Area (Jackson and Williamson Counties). Unemployment decreased in all 21 counties in Southern Illinois when compared to one year ago.
Press Release: Davenport-Moline-Rock Island IL-IA MSA. Area employers advertised for 5,600 positions in August and approximately 81 percent sought full-time employment, according to Help Wanted OnLine data compiled by the Conference Board.
A Foreclosure Prevention Program has been established by the Illinois Housing Development Act. It is funded by a Code of Civil Procedure provision imposing a $50 filing fee in residential mortgage foreclosure cases, 2% of which is retained by the clerk of the circuit court in which the foreclosure action is filed.