The driver remained at the scene and is cooperating with investigators, according to police.
A package theft, DUI arrest and controlled substance charges were also included in the department's latest weekly report.
A North Chicago man faces four charges following a Friday evening disturbance outside a Leider Lane business.
The office found the evidence didn't support proceeding with the criminal charge, ABC 7 reported.
Police said the group used sledgehammers to break into several machines at a Lake Cook Road gas station before fleeing with a money box.
Police also reported a stolen package containing a slow cooker and an arrest involving an allegation of endangering a child.
Jalen Upshaw surrendered to police months after he was initially taken into custody as a person of interest in Christopher Behnke’s death.
Police also handed out 31 citations for other traffic violations during the statewide enforcement effort.
Police also reported a DUI arrest, a stolen motorized bicycle and criminal damage that caused refrigerated food to spoil.
A remembrance open house is planned Thursday, with a second vigil set for Saturday near the community where Kirk grew up.
Firefighters battled flames at Samarkand Café early Friday, while neighboring units sustained smoke and water damage.
Police said the owner of Waggles Pet Resort has been charged with cruel treatment of animals after the death of a Deerfield family's pet.
Buffalo Grove police also reported arrests involving suspended and revoked licenses, along with a stolen package.
Firefighters quickly extinguished the blaze Saturday night, and residents were later allowed back into the building.
Police say the shooting was not random and the gunman fled the MainStay Suites parking lot on foot.
Police found two men with gunshot wounds Sunday night at the MainStay Suites on Capital Drive.
Police also reported a DUI arrest, domestic battery charges and damage to a bedroom window.
Police say Sebastian Kuczek fled the U.S. after a three-vehicle crash that killed two people on Lake Cook Road.
The free safety program has reached 363 households and helped protect 847 residents, officials said.
Police found no credible threat after reports of a student with a potential weapon in a school restroom.
The department was recognized for traffic enforcement, safety initiatives, education and internal policies.
Officers will join a statewide campaign targeting impaired driving, seat belt violations and other dangerous driving behaviors.
Police also reported a vehicle burglary, stolen tires and a suspended-license arrest.
Other reports include a stolen bicycle, illegal dumping and multiple driving-related arrests.
The campaign was funded through federal traffic-safety money administered by IDOT.
Grady and Deputy Police Chief Brian Spolar are among 19 certified therapy canine teams in Illinois.
John Folan, 68, was found dead along the airport fence line in May after investigators said he had been struck by a vehicle.
Police concluded a months-long investigation into the April crash that claimed the life of Orlando Rivas.
Other reports from the three-week period include vehicle burglaries, DUI arrests, retail theft and a portable toilet fire.
Wheeling police said the activity was not conducted by federal agents but released no additional details about the operation.
Police said a shot struck a vehicle during a domestic altercation at The Arbors of Buffalo Grove.
Train traffic was halted near Deins Drive while authorities investigated Monday morning.
Wheeling police continue investigating the death of a 55-year-old man who was found unresponsive after an apparent domestic incident.
The department is joining a statewide campaign aimed at reducing speeding and other traffic violations.
Buffalo Grove police also reported DUI arrests, retail thefts, battery arrests and a stolen MacBook Pro.
A person of interest is in custody after police said a 55-year-old man sustained physical injuries before his death.
The investigation remains incomplete pending final reports from the medical examiner’s office, police said.
The Independence Day campaign will focus on impaired driving and seat belt violations starting Friday through July 6.
Police said investigators have found no evidence to suggest foul play after the child was recovered from a pond.
Federal prosecutors said Winston Batino solicited money for luxury rehabilitation facilities that did not exist.