Naperville Police Blotter: Unveiling Recent Arrests and Charges

The Naperville Police Department has released its latest blotter, detailing arrests made during the week of September 7, 2025. These reports underscore the ongoing efforts of local law enforcement to maintain peace and order within the community, addressing a variety of incidents ranging from traffic violations to more serious offenses.

Among the notable incidents, on September 8, Michael J.

Smith, 32, of Aurora, was taken into custody near the intersection of Ogden Avenue and Naper Boulevard. Smith faces charges of Driving Under the Influence (DUI) after officers responded to reports of erratic driving. Following standard procedures, Smith was processed and released on bond, pending a court appearance.

Further into the week, on September 10, Naperville officers apprehended Sarah L.

Chen, 27, residing in Naperville, on charges of retail theft. Chen was reportedly observed by store security at a department store in the 100 block of W. Jefferson Avenue attempting to leave the premises with merchandise valued over $300 without payment. She was transported to the Naperville Police Department for booking and later released.

The blotter also highlights an arrest for domestic battery.

On September 12, David R. Miller, 45, of Lisle, was arrested at a residence in the 1500 block of Aurora Avenue following a domestic disturbance call. Police reports indicate a physical altercation occurred. Miller was held for an initial bond hearing.

Traffic enforcement continued to be a priority, with several individuals cited and arrested for various infractions.

On September 9, Juan P. Rodriguez, 22, of Plainfield, was arrested for driving with a suspended license on Washington Street. These consistent actions by the Naperville Police Department serve as a reminder to all residents and visitors to adhere to local laws and regulations. The department encourages community members to report any suspicious activities to help ensure the safety and well-being of Naperville.