Wheaton Property Control Officer Brian Lipowski knows his baseball. So, when he found a Nolan Ryan-autographed ball during an audit of items in police custody, he knew someone would be missing it. Here's what he did reunite the ball with its owner.
Brian Lipowski is the property control officer for the Wheaton Police Department, but maybe he ought to be a detective.
He dug in and discovered that a resident had found it, along with its certificate of authenticity, at a local park back in July 2021 and turned it over to police about a month later. The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration issued an alert this week warning of a sharp increase in the trafficking of fentanyl mixed with the horse tranquilizer xylazine. Also known as"Tranq," xylazine is FDA-approved for veterinary use, but not for humans.
People who inject drug mixtures containing xylazine also can develop severe wounds, including necrosis -- the rotting of human tissue -- that may lead to amputation. Reyes, formerly of Aurora, was just 16 when, authorities say, he opened fire on a vehicle he believed contained rival gang members near Oswego. Jason Ventura, 17, was hit multiple times and died at the scene. A second teen in the vehicle also was struck by gunfire but survived.After being convicted of first-degree murder in 2012, Reyes was sentenced to 97 years in prison.
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