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DeWitt Police Report
DeWitt Police reported answering the following calls Jan. 24-30:
Answer Man: Was blind but now you'll see
Q. Recently, I caught the tail end of someone on the news talking about a new treatment for macular degeneration involving some sort of telescope. My sister is having increasing difficulty seeing because of macular degeneration, so I'm wondering if this might help her. Can you tell me anything about it?
Nutley Police Blotter
At 1:16 a.m., a police officer stopped a loud Acura on Hancox Ave. and learned that the driver, Matthew Rullo, 20, of Belleville, had several outstanding warrants and was driving while suspended. He was issued a summons and released after posting bail.
On the fast track
Caley Weese is ready for the ride of her life. Having completed her second season at the controls of a pro late model at Brighton Speedway with a seventh-place point finish in 2011, Weese is about to embark on one of the most exciting adventures of her young career.[...]
Convicted swindler admits he spent nearly all the money stolen from investors' life savings
When forced to testify under oath what he had accumulated through two decades of stealing the life savings of investors, Edward Moskop was forced to admit he spent nearly all of it.
Missouri Truck Accident Attorney Applauds Federal Ban on Cell Phone Use for Commercial Drivers
With the number of deadly truck accidents on the rise, a new regulation prohibiting drivers from talking on cell phones is a welcome change to motor carrier laws, according to St. Louis lawyer Zane Cagle of The Cagle Law Firm.St. Louis, MO (PRWEB) January 10, 2012 A new federal law banning truckers from using cell phones while driving is an important step toward reducing the high numbers of ...
Feds seek hidden assets; Ed Moskop says he borrowed for ticket to prison
When forced to testify under oath what he had accumulated through two decades of stealing the life savings of investors, Edward Moskop was forced to admit he spent nearly all of it.
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