The Nashville Police Department released their weekly report and they responded to calls of harassment on the 300 block of West Saint Louis Street, a complaint of loud noise on the 800 block of South Broadway, a disturbance on the 100 block of West Alton Street, a call of juvenile trouble on the 100 block of East Saint Louis Street, a harassment report on the 100 block of North East Court Street, a gas drive off without paying at Casey’s Convenience Store, a report of property damage on the 200 block of North Hoffman Street and a child custody dispute on the 800 block of South Mill Street. A week ago, they made a traffic stop on 34-year old Michael L. Blakemore of Mount Vernon and issued him a ticket for Driving While License Revoked, as well as verbal warnings on an expired registration and illegal transportation – possession of alcohol. The NPD also responded to a few accidents. Last Monday, there was a two-vehicle accident on North Mill Street at East Second Street, as a car driven by 46-year old David Chamness of Cobden rear-ended a vehicle driven by 28-year old Leo Barczewski of Nashville, while he was trying to turn left. On Wednesday, there was an accident at the intersection of Route 127 and Richview Road involving 2 vehicles. A vehicle driven by 27-year old Ryan S. Prosise of Hoyleton, did not stop to allow a vehicle to turn onto Richview Road. He lost control of his vehicle while trying to stop, and due to the weather, struck a car driven by 29-year old Travis A. Davis of Oakdale. Last Thursday, they responded to a fender bender near the Secretary of State Driver License Facilty. On Saturday, they responded to a call at Access Fitness on South Mill Street, that a truck pulling farm equipment had struck and damaged the mailbox and continued south on Route 127. The Perry County Sheriff’s Office located the truck and stopped it. The driver, 74-year old Charles Petry of DuQuoin, reported that he did not realize what he had done. Nashville Police made an arrest on Saturday night at a residence on the 500 block of East Legion Drive. According to the report, the owner found 19-year old John W. Wiggers in the residence, going through her property, when she got home. Wiggers was taken into custody on charges of Residential Burglary and Criminal Trespass to a Residence. Last month, on April 12th, the NPD arrested Wiggers on charges of Theft Under $500 and Criminal Defacement of Property Less Than $300. His bond has been set at $1,500. The charges stem from an incident on February 14th, when Wiggers allegedly took a bicycle belonging to David McClintock without authorization. He then allegedly defaced the bike by painting it.