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October 2016 Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation NEWS SPRINGFIELD, IL - The Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation (IDFPR) announced today that Acting Director of the Division of Banking, Kerri A. Doll; Acting Director of Professional Regulation, Jessica Baer; and Director of Real Estate, Kreg Allison, signed the following enforcement actions taken during the month of OCTOBER, 2016. DIVISION OF BANKING American Enterprise Bank, Buffalo Grove – Consent Order (2016-DB-10), effective September 19, 2016, relating to matters of safety and soundness. DIVISION OF PROFESSIONAL REGULATION UNLICENSED PROFESSIONS Saikhna Bayasgalan, Chicago, unlicensed - ordered to cease and desist the unlicensed practice of barbering. Jose Cruz, Chicago, unlicensed - ordered to cease and desist the unlicensed practice of barbering. Yang Hall, Knoxville, TN, unlicensed and Hall, Son Yong, Gibsonville, NC, unlicensed - both ordered to cease and desist the unlicensed practice of massage therapy and Golden Spa, South Elgin, unlicensed - ordered to cease and desist the unlicensed operation of a massage business. Jun, Naperville, unlicensed; Jun, youn H Kim, Naperville, unlicensed; Muneson Luna, Naperville, unlicensed; Sheong H Shin, Woodridge, unlicensed; Pine Tree Spa, Hinsdale, unlicensed - all ordered to cease and desist the unlicensed practice of massage therapy for compensation. Huyang Kim, DeKalb, unlicensed, Mi Ra Downing, DeKalb, unlicensed, and Spa One, Sycamore, unlicensed - all ordered to cease and desist the unlicensed practice of massage therapy. Adam Koenig, Springfield, unlicensed - ordered to cease and desist the unlicensed practice as a roofing contractor. - 1 - Tara Loden, Danville, unlicensed - ordered to cease and desist the unlicensed practice as a massage therapist. Edgar Lopez, Chicago, unlicensed - ordered to cease and desist the unlicensed practice as a barber and as a barber teacher. Robert Ross, Tuscola, unlicensed - ordered to cease and desist the unlicensed practice as a roofing contractor and assessed a $3,500 civil penalty. Southport Hair Studio, Chicago, unlicensed - ordered to cease and desist the unlicensed operation of a salon/shop. Tiffani Kim Institute, LLC, Chicago, unlicensed - ordered to cease and desist the unlicensed pratice of medicine and assessed a $10,000 civil penalty. Tigrillo's Barbershop #2, Chicago, unlicensed - ordered to cease and desist the unlicensed operation as a shop/salon. Andres Tirso, Champaign, unlicensed - ordered to cease and desist the unlicensed practice as a roofing contractor. ADVANCED PRACTICE NURSE Mark Jasper, Chicago, 209006781 - advanced practice nurse license, registered nurse license 041327707 and controlled substance license 309003560 are indefinitely suspended for a minimum of 12 months for a violation of the terms or conditions of an Agreement. ARCHITECT R Scott Javore, Glencoe, 001010486 - licensed architect license suspended for failure to file and/or pay Illinois state income taxes. BARBER, COSMETOLOGY, ESTHETICS, NAIL TECHNOLOGY AND HAIR BRAIDING Sherry Abina, Wheeling, 011273570 - cosmetologist license restored to probation after defaulted on an Illinois student educational loan and has now entered into a repayment agreement. Beauty Is Ltd, Chicago, 189011348 - salon/shop license indefinitely suspended and Ray Anthony, Calumet Park, 011186749 cosmetologist license reprimanded and fined $1,000 for allowing Vanessa Payne, unlicensed, to provide coloring services at the salon which caused harm to a client, and operating while the salon license is non-renewed and failing to provide access to the salon to a Department Investigator. Crystal Nails, Wauconda, 189006750 - salon/shop license, Dinh V Vo, nail technician license and salon owner, 169019526 and My Thi Huynh, nail technician license, 169020463 - all reprimanded and fined $750, owed jointly and severally, for Ms. Huynh's providing hair removal services without the requisite professional license and allowing a minor under 16 years old to work at the salon. - 2 - Wanda Dang, Mount Vernon, 169023558 - nail technician license suspended for failure to file and/or pay Illinois state income taxes. Tammie DeFrancisco, Schaumburg, 169006326 - nail technician license suspended for failure to file and/or pay Illinois state income taxes. Tony Johnson, Waukegan, 011289619 - cosmetologist license reprimanded and fined $500 after he aided the unlicensed practice of cosmetology and owned and operated an unlicensed salon. Ivan Lee, Chicago, 006062478 - barber license placed in refuse to renew status for being more than 30 days delinquent in the payment of child support. Cornell Manson, Riverdale, 006063925 - barber license suspended for being more than 30 days delinquent in the payment of child support. Victoria Misuraca, Melrose Park, 011204938 - cosmetologist license restored with reprimand and fined $250 for offering cosmetologist services before her license was restored and featuring unlicensed persons in her offering of services. Joseph Murray, Chicago, 006063508 - barber license suspended for being more than 30 days delinquent in the payment of child support. Crystal Peoples, Glendale Heights, 011254860 - cosmetologist license restored with reprimand and fined $500 after practiced on a non-renewed cosmetologist license. Trevor Porter, Mercer, MO, 011272861 - cosmetologist license restored with reprimand and fined $500 after practiced on a non-renewed cosmetologist license. Saima Zaffer, Aurora, 011308485 - cosmetologist license indefinitely suspended for a minimum of one year and fined $4,000 based on material misstatements to the Department. BOARD OF DENTISTRY Michael Kimble, O'Fallon, MO, 019024943 - dentist license suspended for being more than 30 days delinquent in the payment of child support. Christopher Stromidlo, Chicago, 019023399 - dentist license suspended for being more than 30 days delinquent in the payment of child support. DETECTIVE BOARD The following permanent employee registration cards were placed in refuse to renew status due to criminal conviction history and failure to disclose: Matthew Aaron, Pontiac, 129280436. Jetmir Abedini, Chicago, 129276613 Mohammad Abubaker, Chicago, 129241685 Anthony Adamiak, Plainfield, 129271827 - 3 - Valicia Adams, Bolingbrook, 129206784 Brian Adams, Harvard, 129161642 Brad Ahrens, Kewanee, 129220246 Steve Akins, Rock Island, 129130743 Wilbert Allen, Chicago, 129099518 Brian Allison, Chicago, 129245330 Presley Alohan, Chicago, 129209318 Grady Anderson, Chicago, 129282523 Kassim Anderson, Belleville, 129248818 Tameka Andrews, Centreville, 129253152 Cortez Armstead, Calumet Park, 129376574 Brian Arnold, Covington, 129017342 Durell Austin, Chicago, 129399375 Nelson Ayala, Berwyn, 129253936 John Bahrns, Watson, 129235112 Rickey Baines, St Anne, 129169430 Mark Balcerzak, Chicago, 129221720 Vincent Baldassano, Northlake, 129328358 John Banks, Chicago, 129264286 Anthony Baptiste, Bolingbrook, 129281862 Richard Barber, Forest Park, 129160687 Carl Barnes, Rochelle, 129223463 Allan Baron, Chicago, 129400129 Gregory Bates, Joliet, 129107484 James Bates, Chicago, 129225231 Robert Beach, East Peoria, 129333171 Boyd Beaty, Normal, 129158821 Rodney Beaty, Taylorville, 129156313 Smith Beckley, Chicago, 129194910 Stephanie Beeman, Bloomington, 129293639 Becir Beharovic, Chicago, 129206909 Glenn Behrends, Chebanse, 129000254 Herschel Bell, Genoa, 129245789. Deandre Bell, Chicago, 129336436 Kristoffer Bell, Chicago, 129399936 Robert Bergman, Oswego, 129230976 Charles Berry, Chicago, 129219456 Lawrence Berry, Downers Grove, 129242893 Candace Beverly, Chicago, 129247083 La Rue Bey, Chicago, 129299771 John Bibbs, Calumet Park, 129012098 Yasar Bilal, Chicago, 129257082 Antwone Biles, Chicago, 129375618 Tarmar Bivins, Chicago, 201607024 Keith Black, Chicago, 129229182 Paul Blackwell, Pontiac, 129171874 Gregory Blocker, Chicago, 129404874 Anthony Boatwright, Chicago, 129082278 - 4 - Octavia Bonds, Rockford, 129234080 Edward Bourk, Westmont, 129118160 James Bowman, Chicago, 129170103 Kenton Bradley, Hanover Park, 129272963 Charles Bramlett, Springfield, 129182169. Frederick Branch, Chicago, 129256571 Lanre Branch, Momence, 129250702 Elliot Brooks, Chicago, 129049061 Mark Brooks, Chicago, 129227263 Clarence Brown, Chicago, 129024515 Ricky Brown, Maywood, 129014616 Lazarice Brown, Chicago, 129302787 Ruell Brown, Bloomington, 129150038 Ryan Bruns, Danville, 129237897 Lashonte Bryant, Chicago, 129203660 Georgette Buckhalter, Woodridge, 129262757 Juanus Buie, Brooklyn, 129232488 Demetrius Bulter, Chicago, 129283682 Michael Burden, Aurora, 129238739 James Buthrie, Olney, 129226895 Carlos Cabrera, Belvidere, 129257538 Frank Calabrese, Glen Ellyn, 129201409 Russ Caldwell, Davis Junction, 129263845 Joshua Campbell, Chicago, 129225944 Teresa Cannady, Marshall, 129294796 Demel Canto, Chicago, 129290423 - Anthony Cardenas, Loves Park, 129109014 Paul Carrero, Waukegan, 129157615 Joseph Carroll, Freeport, 129131525 Contina Carroll, Chicago, 129264388 Chris Carter, Chicago, 129211924 Maria Charo, Park City, 129144194 Lowell Chatham, DuQuoin, 129189342 Michael Chavez, Kankakee, 129184706 Kenyon Cheairs, Chicago, 129219281 Terry Chester, Chicago, 129270220 Jonathan Christ, Morris, 129265783 Walid Chuli, Chicago Ridge, 129330727 Maria Cintron, Chicago, 129318306 Frank Cisneros, Morris, 129214093 Catherine Clark, Chicago, 129271199 Jeremiah Clinch, Galesburg, 129152322 Louis Coconate, Chicago, 129212066 Talibah Cody, Chicago, 129365607 Lee Cole, Phoenix, 129381160 Joanna Coleman, Chicago,
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