Thanksgiving Shorewood Police Blotter

Nov. 27

The fugitive

The Shorewood cops nabbed a wanted man in his home, said.

Shaun Nessling, 29, of 24542 S. States Lane was taken into custody at his residence shortly after 8 p.m.

Nessling was reportedly wanted on a Will County traffic warrant.

Nessling was released from custody after posting bond.

Shorewood cops again get their man

A wanted Plainfield man couldn't get past the long arm of Shorewood's law, police said.

Uriel Omar Ugalde, 23, of 1718 Great Ridge Drive was picked up about 1 a.m. at a business in the strip mall at 1023 Brookforest Ave.

Shorewood police officers recognized Ugalde while performing a "business check," according to a statement released by the department.

Ugalde was wanted on an Aurora Police Department warrant charging him with burglary. He was released after he posted bond.

Local man jailed on domestic battery charge

A Shorewood man landed in the county jail on a domestic battery charge following an alleged incident at his home.

Franklin Castillo, 44, of 226 Parkside Drive was taken into custody about 7 p.m. and transported to the Will County jail.

Yet another wanted man collared

A Montgomery man riding in a car pulled over by the Shorewood cops turned out to have warrants out of two counties, police said.

Daniel Donaldson, 50, of 28 Marnel Road was taken into custody during a 10:30 p.m. traffic stop near the intersection of Route 59 and Capista Drive. Donaldson was a passenger in the pulled-over car, police said.

Donaldson had warrants out of LaSalle and Kendall counties. He was transported to the Will County jail.

Teenage overachiever

A Plainfield teen found himself in all sorts of trouble following an ill-fated excursion to the on Route 59, police said.

Samuel Mohler, 18, of 23440 W. Van Horn Lane was arrested on charges of theft, possession of stolen property, criminal damage to property, possession of drug equipment, possession of alcohol by a minor, and resisting or obstructing a peace officer in connection with his 6:30 p.m. visit to the 950 Brookforest Ave. supermarket.

The Shorewood police say they were called out to the Dominick's to check out a theft in progress. Once there, they reportedly found Mohler stealing a bottle of booze, which earned him the theft charge. He was also holding stolen "videos and movies," and that's what got him the possession of stolen property charge, police said.

At some point, Mohler broke the bottle of liquor, police said, which resulted in the criminal damage to property charge. He also allegedly resisted and obstructed when the cops tried to arrest him.

The Shorewood police gave no information on what Mohler supposedly had on him that led to his getting charged with possession of drug equipment.

But even after all of that, Mohler managed to post bond and dodge a trip to the county jail.