Crime & Safety
Lake Forest High School Student Cited for Marijuana
The following arrest information was supplied by the Lake Forest police department. It does not indicate a conviction.
The information below comes from the Lake Forest Police Department.
Driving under the influence
Officers responded to an accident in which Roch L. Maboumba‐Nimi, 41, of Romeoville, struck another vehicle on Route 60. He exhibited a strong odor of alcohol, admitted to drinking, was unsteady on his feet and could not explain how the accident occurred. He was arrested for driving under theinfluence, driving while suspended as well as several outstanding warrants for failure to appear out of DuPage County and Cary, NorthCarolina. Because Maboumba‐Nimi failed to complete all chemical testing required, his driving privileges will be suspended for aminimum of one year. He was transported to Lake County Jail to await extradition on the failure to appear warrants.
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On Feb. 16 at 12:32 a.m., officers responded to Green Bay Road at Woodland for a car that had driven up onto the parkway and struck a gas lamp. Rogelio Reyes, the driver, 33, of Highland Park, exhibited a strong odor of alcohol and admitted to drinking. He was arrested for driving under the influence and later produced abreath sample indicating a blood alcohol content of .273.
On Feb. 8, officers responded to a one‐car crash that occurred when the SUV driven by Tracy Reilly, 43, of Lake Bluff, went up onto the parkway and struck a fence andseveral trees. Reilly exhibited a strong odor of alcohol, admitted to drinking, failed three field sobriety tests and was arrested for DrivingUnder the Influence. She later produced a breath sample indicating a blood alcohol content of .138.
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Possession of alcohol by minor
Conor R. Boyle, 20, of Lake Forest, was cited for possession of alcohol by a minor after an officer located him walking in the area of Washington and Illinois with fifteen cans of beer.
Illegal control of cannabis
A Lake Forest High School student attending a dance at the school was cited for consumption of alcohol by a minor and possession ofcannabis after a staff member detected alcohol on his breath and marijuana was found in his jacket.
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