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Police Blotter: Battery, DUI, Cash and Run
Naperville Police Department reports, Aug. 14

Former Patch Staff
Hometown: Lake Zurich, IL
Collin's interest in journalism sparked after he wrote his first article for his high school newspaper. From there, he studied journalism at Colorado State University. During his time at Colorado State, he gained insight on the workings of a major media publication while interning for TIME Magazine. The opportunity allowed him to meet legendary journalists like Dan Rather and Tom Brokaw. Collin was also a political writer for CollegeNews.com, a Boston Hannah publication.
After college, he worked as a beat reporter for a local weekly newspaper in Florida. Before joining Naperville Patch he was a guest editor for Morton Grove Patch as well as a freelancer for Des Plaines Patch in 2010.
He also launched an award-winning online magazine, The Lead, which he developed, designed and maintained. The Lead featured coverage of global current events such as the Arab Spring as well as lifestyle stories.
Collin is now happy to be here in Naperville working as your Local Editor.
In his free time, Collin likes playing with his dog Moose, photography, James Bond movies, politics and traveling (27 states, eight countries and counting!). He also enjoys screenwriting as he recently completed a comedy screenplay.
Naperville Police Department reports, Aug. 14

Detours planned for Loomis Street closure beginning Friday, Aug. 24.
Cast your vote for the best pizza, burgers, breakfast, ice cream and more.
The DuPage County Health Department reports the woman is in her 50s. People older than 50 are at greater risk to contract the virus.
An alert was put on metra's website this afternoon saying the BNSF line is running after a fallen crane disrupted service Wednesday afternoon.
An alert was put on metra's website this afternoon saying the BNSF line is running after a fallen crane disrupted service Wednesday afternoon.
A DuPage County jury found Christopher Carter, 43, of Naperville, guilty of sexually assaulting two young sisters left in his care after their mother was murdered, according to authorities.
Make your kid feel extra special by sharing their first day back-to-school photos on Naperville Patch.
Visitors can now discover historic Naperville with a new mobile audio tour guide now available at the museum.
As a new school year begins in Naperville this month, local officials are reminding parents to make safety a top priority for their kids.
As parents think "back to school," school lunch come to mind. Here are some new twists to supplement the trusty standby, PB&J.
Naperville Police Department reports, Aug. 13
Every week Naperville Patch shares information on pets waiting to be adopted at the Naperville Area Humane Society and Animals Deserving of Proper Treatment.
Local student filmmakers Kelly McCutcheon and Jack Kapson surpass Kickstarter fundraising goal for their documentary "Neuqua on Drugs," which tells the uncut story of Naperville's youth drug culture.
A roundup of online job listings within the Naperville area.
Resurfacing project will reduce traffic to one lane on 248th Avenue beginning Thursday, according to the city of Naperville.
Luis Joel Espinosa, 17, of the 3000 block of Bar Harbour Road in Aurora, was arrested in connection with a residential burglary last Friday, police said.
Naperville Police Department reports, Aug. 10 - 12
From favorite yoga studio to tastiest burgers, tell us where to find Naperville's best of the best in our Readers' Choice series by Friday, Aug. 17.
As Naperville students gear up to go back to class, here are some new twists for your kids to take to school this year.