The 54-year-old resident crashed into a ditch line on a wet highway, according to the Kenosha County Sheriff's Department.
The victim said their vehicle was parked in the driveway and was stolen between April 4 and April 5.
The Saturday evening incident shut down a portion of Buffalo Grove Road for over four hours.
The month-long effort is part of the Drop It And Drive campaign, which targets distracted drivers on their phones talking or texting.
While a man posing as a ComEd employee lured a resident out of their home, others went inside and burglarized it, according to police.
One homeowner said his home has been egged twice in the last month with reported damage to the property.
The police department released all remaining records, including 911 calls for service, from the Nov. 2022 deaths of the Kisliak family.
The annual enforcement campaign is funded by federal highway safety funds administered by the Illinois Department of Transportation.
Survivors are left mourning the loss of family members, a pet, and their belongings.
The 20-year-old Arlington Heights resident is accused of aggravated DUI when driving privileges were revoked, among other charges.
The department is looking for alcohol and cannabis-impaired drivers on the road during the holiday week.
The cause of the Sunday night fire is under investigation.
The owner of the store told police he found the front glass broken out and cartons of cigarettes and vape cartridges missing.
BGFD is one of fewer than 325 agencies worldwide to achieve the status, according to the Village of Buffalo Grove.
An employee of a business on McHenry Road said she had eaten lunch in her car only hours earlier and returned to find it broken into.
Police said a group of 8 people were using fireworks in the area when several decided to set one off inside a dumpster behind a business.
Lieutenant Brian Spolar has been with the Buffalo Grove Police Department since 1996.
Police said the Arlington Heights resident exited the store with more than $700 in stolen groceries.
The enforcement effort ran from Feb. 10 through Feb. 13.
The man told employees at the T-Mobile store he wanted to upgrade his phones, but then ran out with two iPhone 14s, according to police.
Police will be monitoring for impaired driving and other traffic safety concerns from Feb. 10-13.
The 53-year-old woman had entered the roadway on foot when the Thursday evening incident occurred.
After the altercation, the man fled the scene in his car, according to police.
Michael Szos has been deputy chief since 2014.
A customer was arrested during one incident, while others were issued adjudication tickets and trespass warnings.
A customer at Woodman's had a receipt for 56 items, but a rescan of her grocery cart showed 108 items were in it, according to police.
The resident is being charged with a felony count of identity theft, as well as unlawful possession of a controlled substance (cocaine).
The group also ripped a soap dispenser off a wall, stole a candy bar and threw a bag of salt outside the grocery store, according to police.
The resident had to have both tires replaced at a tire repair shop, according to police.
Sergeant Paul Jamil began his career in law enforcement in 1985.
The "Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over" enforcement campaign ran from Dec. 16, 2022 through Jan. 2.
Police released records that include a number of calls to the Kisliak home, where the bodies of 5 people were discovered last month.
Police throughout the state will increase visibility starting Friday through Jan. 2, 2023.
Residents called police after finding racial epithets and obscene images spray-painted on sidewalks and walking paths, according to police.
The "Shopping With Heroes" event took place recently at Target in Wheeling.
Nikodem Zaremba, 27, was buried under nine feet of dirt after a trench he was working in with another man collapsed, officials said.
Authorities responded to the robbery at Bank of America around 12:15 p.m. Saturday.
Credit cards and cash were stolen from several lockers at the fitness center, according to police.
Mundelein police said Alessis Botello is in custody after a more than two-year manhunt following a 2020 shooting death.
Autopsies of the 5 dead family members, including 2 small children, showed the cause of death for all to be from "sharp force injuries."