Crime of the Week
Crime of the Week 07/15/2026
The Decatur Police Department is requesting the public’s assistance in solving this week’s Crime of the Week.
Detectives are currently investigating a theft that occurred during the early morning hours of June 29, 2026, at St. Patrick’s Catholic Church. Several large copper downspouts were removed from the exterior of the building overnight.
This incident is one of several similar copper thefts reported in the area. Surveillance video shows a possible suspect described as a white male wearing dark clothing and riding a bicycle. Photos of the possible suspect are available on the Crime Stoppers website. Detectives are continuing to follow leads.
Anyone with information regarding this incident is encouraged to contact the Decatur Police Department Criminal Investigations Division at 217‑424‑2734 or submit a tip anonymously through Crime Stoppers at 217‑423‑TIPS. When contacting Crime Stoppers, be sure to obtain a tip number for your records.
Past Crimes of the Week
Crime of the Week 04/15/2026
Crime of the Week 04/09/2026
Crime of the Week 04/01/2026
On 03/27/2026, Decatur Police responded to 2525 N Main St regarding a burglary. Upon arrival, officers observed a shattered glass door and damaged property inside.
Surveillance footage shows two suspects approaching on foot from the south. One used a sledgehammer to break the front door, allowing both to enter. They caused significant property damage, likely trying to access secured money, but were unsuccessful. The suspects then fled south on foot.
Suspect Descriptions:
- Suspect 1: Male, unknown age, ~5’6”, larger build, all black clothing, facemask, gloves with white lettering, carrying a sledgehammer.
- Suspect 2: Male, unknown age, ~5’6”, thin build, all black clothing, facemask, gloves with white lettering, carrying a sledgehammer and prybar.
This incident is part of a string of similar burglaries and remains under investigation.
Anyone with information is asked to contact the Decatur Police Criminal Investigations Division at 217-424-2734 or Crime Stoppers at 217-423-TIPS.

