Auto theft, burglary charges filed Tuesday

The scenario was introduced by the Collinsville Police Office.

According to court paperwork, on Dec. 18 Cannon was located to be in possession of a stolen 2004 John Deer Gator TX.

Bail was established at $50,000.

Other felony charges filed April 19 include things like:

• Randall G. Watkins II, 48, of the 2800 block of Arlington Avenue, Collinsville, was billed with burglary, a Class 2 felony and theft beneath $500 (second subsequent offense), a Class 4 felony. The circumstance was presented by the Madison County Sheriff’s Office. In accordance to courtroom files, on April 14 Watkins entered a drop in the 8900 block of Collinsville Highway, Collinsville, to dedicate theft and took a purse valued at less than $500 from the target. It was mentioned he has a prior conviction for theft in excess of $500 out of St. Louis County, Missouri, in 2013. Bail was established at $30,000.

• Julia M. Babb, 30, listed as homeless out of Granite City, was billed with burglary, a Class 2 felony. The scenario was offered by the Madison County Sheriff’s Department. According to court documents, on March 7 Babb entered a trailer positioned in the 5400 block of Maryville Street to commit theft. Bail was set at $50,000.

• Kay Sanders 64, of the 900 block of Union Road, Alton, was charged with retail theft in excess of $300, a Course 3 felony. The situation was introduced by the Madison County Sheriff’s Division. In accordance to court docket documents, on April 18 Sanders took many domestic items valued in excessive of $300 from the Godfrey Walmart, 6660 Godfrey Road. Bail was established at $30,000.

• Jodi E. Ditch, 35, of Pevely, Missouri, was billed with retail theft under $300 (next subsequent offense), a Course 4 felony. The circumstance was introduced by the Collinsville Police Section. In accordance to courtroom files, on March 21 Ditch took board online games, a vacuum and a mobile phone charging cable valued at significantly less than $300 from the Collinsville Walmart, 1040 Collinsville Crossing. It was pointed out she has a prior conviction for theft out of St. Louis County in 2010. Bail was set at $15,000.