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14 | March 30, 2017 | The orland park prairie News
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Two from Chicago charged
with felony retail theft
Kermit Collins, 55, of
4514 S. La Crosse Ave. in
Chicago, and Tawanda L.
Adams, 48, of 11014 S. Esmond
St. in Chicago, were
charged March 4 with one
count each of felony retail
theft after they allegedly
worked together to try to
take 22 clothing items valued
at a total of $996.50
from a store on Orland
Square Drive.
Adams reportedly put
merchandise in a cart, took
it to a fitting room and concealed
it in bags she placed
under the cart. Then she
pushed the cart near the
doors to the store, left without
the merchandise and got
into the passenger’s seat of
a 1998 Dodge Ram 1500,
police said.
Collins then drove the car
near the doors, exited the
car, entered the store and
grabbed the two bags from
the bottom of the cart, police
said. He was told to stop
when he exited the store but
ignored commands, police
said. Police also reportedly
found two pairs of wire cutters
inside the bags.
Adams had an active warrant
out of Cook County
for driving while license
revoked, and she additionally
was charged with possession
of a theft detection
remover, police said. Collins
also was charged with
resisting a police officer.
March 9
• Christyanna N. Munoz,
26, of 12215 S. Spencer St.
in Alsip, was charged with
possession of a controlled
substance — and given
municipal violation citations
for possession of cannabis,
possession of drug
paraphernalia and speeding
above the posted limit
— after she allegedly was
spotted driving a 2014 Kia
Optima 56 mph in a 40 mph
zone in the 8800 block of
westbound 143rd Street.
After she was stopped in
the 14700 block of John
Humphrey Drive, an officer
noticed an odor of cannabis
coming from her vehicle,
police said. During a search,
police reportedly found
a bag containing a white
powder weighing approximately
1.5 grams that field
tested positive for cocaine.
Police also reportedly found
a bag containing a green
leafy substance in the driver’s
side door of the vehicle
and another bag containing
a green leafy substance on
the passenger’s seat of the
vehicle. A straw cut to 1 1/2
inches with a white powder
residue also was discovered
in her jacket pocket, police
said. The leafy substance
weighed approximately 9
grams and field tested positive
for cannabis, police
added.
March 3
• Tierra H. Carroll, 21, of
2035 216th St. in Sauk Village;
Mercedes R. Fleming,
24, of 2505 Pomo Court in
Sauk Village; and Kimberly
I. Porter, 34, 1951 Revere
Road in Chicago Heights;
each were charged with one
count of retail theft after
they allegedly worked together
to try to take items
valued at a total of $905
from a store on Orland
Square Drive. They reportedly
selected merchandise,
took it to a fitting room,
concealed it and tried to
leave the store. Porter had a
child carrier with socks in it;
Carroll had a bag containing
merchandise; and Fleming
had a diaper bag containing
merchandise; police said.
• Rosa Elida Huerta Sanchez,
24, of 5015 Laramie
Ave. in Chicago, was
charged with retail theft after
she allegedly tried to take
five pieces of jewelry and
eight clothing items valued
at a total of $413.50 from a
department store at Orland
Square. She reportedly took
the items into a fitting room
over the course of two trips,
concealed them in her purse
and tried to leave the store.
• Krystie L. Moreno, 30, of
1017 Clark St. in Riverside,
California, was charged
with retail theft after she alleged
tried to take 10 items
valued at a total of $297.50
from a department store at
Orland Square. She reportedly
concealed the items in
her purse after taking them
into a fitting room and tried
to leave the store without
paying for the items.
Editor’s note: The Orland Park
Prairie’s police reports come
from the Orland Park Police
Department. Anyone listed in
these reports is considered to
be innocent of all charges until
proven guilty in a court of law.
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