Two people were arrested April 24 for possession of drug paraphernalia and retail theft after police said they took $184 in merchandise from Kohl’s. Â
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Texas woman charged with trespass at Apple Store
Susan Morrison, 59, of Dallas, Texas, was charged April 22 with criminal trespass for refusing to leave the Apple Store in the Orland Square Mall, police said.
Police learn woman wanted on 9 warrantsÂ
Racquel McCain, 37, of the 1100 block of 90th Street in Chicago, initially gave police a bogus name and could not provide a matching date of birth.
Beecher/Monee Police Blotter
Disclaimer: Charges against each defendant are merely accusations, with all defendants presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law. BEECHER On April 28, Fernando Davila, 37, of Hanover Park, was stopped for an equipment violation. Further investigation determined Davila was in unlawful possession of cannabis and was charged accordingly for the noted violations. […]
8 arrested in 8th District crimes spanning range of offenses
Chicago police arrested eight people in the 8th District for crimes including retail theft, aggravated assault, weapons violations and child sexual abuse between April 27 and May 3.
UPDATE: Son charged with Orland man’s murder to remain in jail
Ibrahim Kassem, the man charged with murdering his father last month in his Orland Park home, has been ordered held at Cook County Jail.
Oak Lawn police target distracted drivers
April’s Distracted Driving Awareness Month is a national initiative to reduce crashes caused by phone use and other distractions.
Man with knife threatens business in parking dispute; police investigating
Police investigate aggravated assault after man with knife threatened business over denied handicapped parking, then fled.
Palos Hills police report arrests, thefts in late April and May
Palos Hills police arrested one man on a warrant, charged two drivers with traffic violations, and are investigating package and metal thefts.
Summit woman honored for saving neighbor’s life
Karen Wolf didn’t hesitate. When she found an injured neighbor collapsed on the ground during a March 13 dog walk, she called 911 immediately. Summit Police Chief Mel Ortiz presented her with a Certificate of Good Citizenship at the March Neighborhood Watch meeting, crediting her quick thinking with ensuring the resident received prompt medical attention. […]
