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Mug Shot Monday, Dec. 17

The accompanying photos were taken at the Tinley Park Police Department between Dec. 6-16.

By Joe Vince
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December 17, 2012

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BRITTANY ERFFT—FAILURE to APPEAR WARRANT

Brittany Erfft, of the 21200 block of Brittany Drive in Frankfort, was arrested Dec. 7 on an outstanding failure-to-appear warrant issued by the Illinois State Police for a driving under the influence charge in Oakbrook. Tinley Park Police Department

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Brittany Erfft, of the 21200 block of Brittany Drive in Frankfort, was arrested Dec. 7 on an outstanding failure-to-appear warrant issued by the Illinois State Police for a driving under the influence charge in Oakbrook.

Credit Tinley Park Police Department

Adam Sonne, 23, of the 7900 block of 172nd Street, was arrested for retail theft Dec. 7.

Credit Tinley Park Police Department

Joanne Ruane, 42, of the 22600 block of Stanford Drive in Frankfort, was arrested Dec. 8 for retail theft after allegedly taking a little more than $1,000 worth of merchandise from Super Target.

Credit Tinley Park Police Department

Rachel Bailey, 25, of the 17200 block of Parkside Ave., was arrested Dec. 8 for retail theft after allegedly taking about $150 worth of merchandise from Rand's Hallmark.

Credit Tinley Park Police Department

Christine Meyers, 23, of the 17700 block of South Ridgeland Avenue, was charged Dec. 16 for aggravated domestic battery after allegedly driving over her boyfriend Dec. 14.

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Mug Shot Mondays is a weekly feature on Tinley Park Patch that spotlights mug shots taken at the local police department.

All pictures were submitted by Tinley Park Police and were taken when the accused was booked between Dec. 7-16.

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Randal

8:49 am on Monday, December 17, 2012

once again, the all white version of mug shot monday. gotta have balance no matter what.

Joe Vince

9:56 am on Monday, December 17, 2012

@BEAV:

These are the mug shots sent to me by the Tinley Park Police Department from a Freedom of Information request submitted each week. Mug shots that are excluded are those that don't have charges attached or those that deal with infractions we don't report (unless they're part of other charges), such as driving with a suspended license. This week, only only one mug shot was excluded, and the individual was a white female.

Joe Vince
Local editor, Tinley Park