Champaign:
• An unknown man stole money from a 20-year-old woman at the 300 block of Daniel Street on Saturday.
According to a police report, no suspects had been located at the time of the report.
• An unknown woman filled her gas tank with $5 worth of gas and left without paying at Freedom Gas, 1406 N. Prospect Ave., on Sunday.
According to a police report, no suspect had been located at the time of the report.
• A 21-year-old man stole a portrait from the Phi Sigma Alpha fraternity house, 1004 S. Second St., on Sunday.
According to a police report, the portrait was taken from the basement wall of the fraternity. The man was issued a notice to appear in court.
• A 31-year-old man was arrested for fleeing from an officer at the 900 block of West Bradley Avenue on Tuesday.
According to a police report, the officer saw the man on a bicycle without a light and asked him to stop. The suspect tried to flee on his bike and was arrested.
• An unknown person used a 21-year-old woman's social security number for utility services at the 300 block of East Daniel Street on Monday.
According to a police report, no suspects had been located at the time of the report.
• A 61-year-old man and a 47-year-old man were arrested for trespassing at an abandoned building at the 400 block of South Fourth Street on Monday.
According to a police report, the building where the two men were sleeping was clearly marked "no trespassing."
• A 28-year-old man was arrested for battering a 31-year-old woman at the 100 block of South Mattis Avenue on Monday.
According to a police report, after the man battered the woman, the woman interfered with the police investigation. The woman was given a notice to appear in court.
• A 32-year-old woman said her landlord entered her apartment and let her pets out at the 400 block of East Church Street on Tuesday.
According to a police report, no arrests had been made at the time of the report.
Urbana:
• A 15-year-old boy was arrested for attempting to steal food from Schnucks Supermarket, 200 N. Vine St., on Monday.
According to a police report, the boy put candy bars, juice and chips in his backpack and attempted to leave the store without paying.
• A 42-year-old man was arrested for cursing and threatening hospital staff at the Carle Hospital emergency room, 611 W. Park St., on Monday.
According to a police report, the man was heavily intoxicated and was brought to the hospital in restraints. The man also attempted to hit a security guard.
• An unknown person stole a 43-year-old man's car, cell phone and keys at the 700 block of East University Avenue on Monday.
According to a police report, the offender stole the car from the victim's work site and drove it to a local motel. The car was recovered but the keys and cell phone were still missing at the time of the report.
— Whitney Trumble
• A pool cover was damaged when an unknown person entered a 53-year-old man's pool house and garage at the 800 block of East Oregon Street on Monday.
According to a police report, the person fled when the resident discovered someone in the garage. No suspects had been located at the time of the report.
• A 27-year-old woman reported eggs thrown at her car at the 1200 block of Cambridge Drive on Friday.
According to a police report, the woman also discovered a hole in the gas line of her car. No suspects had been located at the time of the report.
• An unknown person stole a stop sign at the intersection of Springfield Avenue and Lynn Street on Saturday.
According to a police report, no suspects had been located at the time of the report.
• A disc jockey's sound equipment was stolen after a party at the Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity house, 310 E. Gregory St., on Sunday.
According to a police report, compact disc players, a mixer board, 100 albums and other equipment were stolen. No suspects had been located at the time of the report.
• An unknown suspect threw rocks from a building's rooftop at the 400 block of South Fourth Street on Monday.
According to a police report, the rocks damaged a 21-year-old woman's vehicle. No suspects had been located at the time of the report.
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