Friday's event at a local Dunkin' Donuts location benefits Special Olympics athletes in Illinois.
Police said they were discovered on the lookout tower at Gallery Park.
The victim did not want to sign complaints, but wanted the Glenview resident banned from the store, according to police.
One Glenview resident received a message from a hacked Facebook account, according to police.
Except for a dog, the house was unoccupied at the time of the Wednesday afternoon fire, according to authorities.
Several residents were threatened with intimidation after sending nude photos on the app, according to police.
A resident saw the man walking around his neighborhood during the afternoon hours, according to police.
A preliminary investigation revealed a male suspect entered an antiques store Thursday and threatened two employees with an edged weapon.
The incident was one of a number involving spray paint around the village.
The caller told the resident their "grandson" needed the money for bond, according to police.
The resident of Northbrook was riding his bicycle when the Friday evening incident occurred.
They also made off with firewood from the parking lot of the business.
There were no injuries from the Thursday morning fire, but there is an estimated loss of $10,000 to a building that was under construction.
The Chicago resident had valid warrants from Des Moines County, Iowa.
A number of residents found Ziploc baggies containing the literature outside their homes, according to police.
A number of motor vehicles were also burglarized, according to police.
A Glenview man told police he accidentally sent the woman photos of his genitals: Glenview Police Blotter.
Prosecutors said an undercover postal inspector delivered a package with more than 300 pills of suspected ecstasy to a Glenview apartment.
Officers spoke to the Wilmette resident and issued them a village ordinance citation for theft: Glenview Police Blotter.
Two people were taken to Lutheran General Hospital Tuesday morning, while nine others were treated for injuries at the scene.
The Wheeling resident is accused of attempting to flee police following the incident: Glenview Police Blotter.
The non-verbal resident had not been seen since being discharged from Lutheran General Hospital on May 4.
Cook County Sheriff Thomas J. Dart is renewing his request for the public’s help in locating a man from unincorporated Maine Township.
Najee Stansberry, 23, was discharged at around 11:30 a.m. May 2, from Lutheran General Hospital.
The suspect advised the resident to pay two tickets, totaling $1,500: Glenview Police Blotter.
Computer routers were also taken; graffiti was found at the halfpipe in the park: Glenview Police Blotter.
The incident occurred in the 1800 block of Aberdeen Drive: Glenview Police Blotter.
The Cook County Sheriff's Office is seeking the public's help with the case involving the death of an 18-year-old boy.
The resident said an Apple AirTag had been placed there and was moving with him in the car: Glenview Police Blotter.
The 41-year-old Glenview man is accused of three felonies and misdemeanor aggravated assault, according to police.
Police said the dog was found running on Willow Road and the railroad tracks between Glenview and Northbrook.
The car was parked in the parking lot of a Glenview business when the afternoon incident occurred: Glenview Police Blotter.
Police believe the Thursday night incident was isolated, involving two people who know each other.
The driver said the passenger used both of their hands during the incident at Willow and Sanders roads: Glenview Police Blotter.
The incidents all occurred near the same time at a parking lot: Glenview Police Blotter.
A preliminary investigation reveals there were six vehicles involved in the Saturday crash, according to Glenview police.
The patient also got belligerent with staff: Glenview Police Blotter.
Authorities said one of the man's neighbors noticed a bad smell coming from his trash can and found two dead cats inside, including her own.
Glenview was assisted by a number of area fire companies in putting out the Tuesday afternoon blaze.
Police are warning drivers to not drive drunk as Thursday's holiday approaches.