Police Chief John Burica said Tuesday the department is still investigating the incident.
Here's a brief look at what Frankfort police have been up to lately.
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The Will County Coroner's Office announced details of the fatality on Monday morning.
Here's some of what Frankfort police have been up to in the past week.
One of the suspects is believed to be the same man as the June 4 robbery, and the car matches the description from June 4 as well.
Police believe the man was followed from Chicago to Monee, where he was shot.
Joshua Novak, 27, died this week at a Joliet hospital almost a week after he tried to hang himself at Will County's Jail.
Through their investigation, police said they learned the attack was sexually motivated.
Two robbers threatened the clerk with a screwdriver, police said.
Frankfort Police reports through May 21.
Novak has had bond set at $3 million, and is at Will County Adult Detention Facility.
Will County Sheriff's Office police reports through April 29.
Police said 314 grams of cannabis, a handgun and $6,000 were found inside a Frankfort home.
Sundstrom was booked into Will County Adult Detention Facility on Tuesday and has a court date on Wednesday.
The driver was taken to a local hospital with non-life threatening injuries, according to Northern Illinois Fire Ground.
During this time, officers will answer questions and listen to any concerns community members may have.
The gun was later discovered to be a BB gun, police said.
James Harden, 44, with a last known address in the 11700 block of Azure Drive, is wanted for domestic battery charges.
Sentencing is scheduled for June 5. Yamini faces a sentence of 21 to 45 years in prison.
James Epich, 31, was released from jail on March 25 and his next court date is April 16.
A Frankfort man forcefully entered his neighbor's home and took a 4-year-old child, police said. The mom was able to grab her son and run.
Several car burglaries have happened this week in Frankfort, mostly on the east side of town, police said.
Before the burglary, the man told the elderly homeowner he worked for the water department.
Car burglaries and car thefts are increasing in Frankfort, and police are asking residents to remember to lock their cars.
Firefighters answered a call for help with fireplace flue. They put out an attic fire instead.
Will County's Drug Interdiction Team found the $400,000 in two locked suitcases during a traffic stop Wednesday. No charges have been filed.
The warning comes in the wake of an incident involving a prized horse that died after unauthorized snowmobile riders nearby startled it.
Among other changes, kids younger than 2 must be in rear-facing seats.
Here's some of what Frankfort police got up to over the weekend.
The elderly man was pronounced dead just after 2 a.m. Wednesday.
A Tinley Park resident told Frankfort police he was a fellow officer, though he wasn’t. Now he’s facing felony charges from the real police.
The men took off with a small amount of cash earlier this week, according to authorities.
A man calling himself a plumber told a homeowner he needed to check her home's plumbing and water output.
PLUS: Frankfort police investigate construction site burglary.
The individuals fled the scene in 2 vehicles, including a Chevrolet Cruze belonging to the homeowner, police said.
PLUS: A Calumet Park man faces felony drug charges following a Frankfort traffic stop.
The man, who allegedly suffers from mental health issues, is accused of Macing his wife before barricading himself in their home.
Frankfort Mayor Jim Holland called it "a very sad situation" as a boy, 17, is dead and another faces a felony charge from the shooting.