Aug 15 – Aug 21 Crimestoppers Booking Report

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CHAMPAIGN, Ill. (Chambana Today) — Our Crimestoppers Booking Report is back this week. However, it is, once again, not in full.

Last week’s report was missing records from August 12 and August 13, but this week’s report is without August 17 and August 20.

Here’s a look at this week’s partial report:

Friday, August 15: 20 bookings (5 out of facility)

3 DUI
3 Assault/Battery
3 Theft/Burglary

Saturday, August 16: 16 bookings

5 DUI
3 Assault/Battery
0 Theft/Burglary

Sunday, August 17: No data provided

Monday, August 18: 12 bookings

5 DUI
1 Assault/Battery
0 Theft/Battery

Tuesday, August 19: 13 bookings

4 DUI
0 Assault/Battery
5 Theft/Burglary

Wednesday, August 20: No data provided

Thursday, August 21: 18 bookings (6 out of facility)

3 DUI
2 Assault/Battery
1 Theft/Battery

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