Quincy Police Blotter Includes Trespassing, Drug, and Driving Offenses

Multiple arrests made in Quincy, Illinois over the past week for a range of misdemeanor and felony charges.

Apr. 11, 2026 at 12:24pm

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The Quincy Police Department has released its latest blotter, detailing several arrests made in the city over the past week. The charges include criminal trespass, disorderly conduct, possession of methamphetamine, driving with a suspended license, and other traffic violations.

Why it matters

The police blotter provides a regular snapshot of the types of criminal activity occurring in Quincy, which can help inform public safety efforts and community discussions around law enforcement priorities.

The details

Among the notable arrests, 25-year-old Latavia D. Young was charged with criminal trespass and disorderly conduct at a location on Chestnut Street. Several individuals, including Taylor Bayles, Christian Dillion, and Caleb Gottman, were arrested for trespassing at a property on North 7th Street. Additionally, Anna M. Sutton, 38, was charged with possession of methamphetamine, as well as outstanding warrants from Adams and Pike counties.

  • The incidents occurred on April 8 and 9, 2026.

The players

Latavia D. Young

A 25-year-old Quincy resident charged with criminal trespass and disorderly conduct.

Taylor Bayles

A 30-year-old Quincy resident charged with trespassing.

Christian Dillion

A 53-year-old Quincy resident charged with trespassing.

Caleb Gottman

A 42-year-old Quincy resident charged with failure to appear for possession of methamphetamine.

Anna M. Sutton

A 38-year-old Quincy resident charged with possession of methamphetamine and outstanding warrants from Adams and Pike counties.

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What’s next

The Quincy Police Department will continue to monitor criminal activity in the city and make arrests as necessary to maintain public safety.

The takeaway

This police blotter highlights the range of misdemeanor and felony offenses occurring in Quincy, from property crimes to drug possession, underscoring the need for ongoing law enforcement efforts and community engagement to address public safety concerns.