In another case, an Elmhurst man who broke a person's glasses was charged with domestic battery, police said.
In another case, a drunk driver was found on the ground in downtown, admitting to disabling his car, police said.
He was dropped off last week to pick up his car in Elmhurst, but he did not return.
Many tools are deployed in the search for the 28-year-old man, police said.
In another case, a woman faces a felony charge after stealing clothing from a store, police said.
Man's car found unoccupied in a parking lot, authorities said. Officers and firefighters have been searching for him.
Controversies over Flock cameras have prompted privacy concerns in Elmhurst and other suburbs.
In another case, a man publicly drinking in Elmhurst was arrested in a La Grange restaurant burglary, authorities said.
The man entered three cars in a local neighborhood, police said. Officers searched for the suspect.
The report lists the top three Elmhurst officers for making DUI arrests.
The purse's contents led to the resident being charged, authorities said.
The man spent three hours at York, entering through an unlocked door and then an unsecured window, police said.
The police chief detailed changes. A city panel approved the plan.
In another case, a woman violated a court order when she knocked on a man's door and yelled at him to open it, police said.
In other cases, Elmhurst police charged four people with drug possession.
Officers charge two men in domestic battery cases. Medics were called in one instance, police said.
They were both arrested and taken to the police station.
Her crimes were caught on surveillance video, police said.
A man yelled vulgarities, while a woman held a camera within inches of an agent's face, police said.
The employee believed the suspect was about to strike him, police said.
Officers waited outside a nearby restaurant's restroom while the man hid inside, authorities said.
In another case, an Elmhurst man is accused of domestic battery and interference with a 911 call.
He was charged with battery and given a no-trespass notice.
He has been arrested repeatedly over the years, including at least twice last year.
The man was charged with burglary and retail theft at an Elmhurst store.
The crash involving a passenger vehicle happened Tuesday morning near Belmont Avenue and George Street, police said.
The agents chased a person, but the fitness center's staff denied access, police said.
In another case, four cars were burglarized at a house in a local neighborhood, authorities said.
In another case, a woman caught shoplifting scratched a worker who tried to stop her, police said.
A suspect's mom, who is accused of police impersonation, referred to "a good old-fashioned beatdown," according to a police report.
In another case, a car dealership is unable to repossess a car, so the business sought help from the police.
The bike was not street legal, police said. Officers cited the boy's parent.
In another case, a group removes barricades for a downtown prohibited area, police said. They were charged.
In another case, an Elmhurst woman was arrested after admitting to slapping a man, police said.
The investigation into the explosion closed the expressway for hours.
The convicted felon, who had a gun in plain view, has forfeited his right to firearms, authorities said.
The man eventually dropped her off at her apartment, police said. He was arrested last week.
The expressway was closed for hours as a result of the explosion.
The incident was considered the result of a "personal dispute," according to a newspaper.