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November 1 – November 7 Crimestoppers Booking Report

2 weeks ago in Crime, News, ZZZ App Top Srories

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CHAMPAIGN, Ill. (Chambana Today) — Our Crimestoppers Booking Report is back this week, with data missing from just one day out of the week.

Here’s a look at this week’s report:

Saturday, November 1: 17 bookings

6 DUI
9 Assault/Battery
0 Theft/Burglary

Sunday, November 2: 19 bookings

6 DUI
8 Assault/Battery
0 Theft/Burglary

Monday, November 3: No data provided

Tuesday, November 4: 12 bookings

2 DUI
3 Assault/Battery
4 Theft/Burglary

Wednesday, November 5: 10 bookings, 7 out of facility

5 DUI
2 Assault/Battery
3 Theft/Burglary

Thursday, November 6: 10 bookings, 3 out of facility

2 DUI
0 Assault/Battery
2 Theft/Burglary

Friday, November 7: 19 bookings, 3 out of facility

3 DUI
7 Assault/Battery
3 Theft/Burglary

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