In another case, Golf clubs valued at $2,000 were stolen from an unlocked car, police said.
Police said he was found asleep behind the wheel in a local neighborhood.
A driver could be seen striking a speed limit sign and a light pole on Williams Street.
The pedestrian was in the left lane of Route 83 when a car struck him, police said.
An officer tried to stop the driver for not having his headlights on, police said.
The man was taken to the hospital, where he died from his injuries, authorities said.
An officer did not seem to slow down before she rear-ended another squad car.
In another case, a woman visiting a nursing home reported a theft of money.
The man threatened and struck someone in Westmont, police said.
In another case, a man and a woman obstructed their identities, police said.
A civilian was cited in the crash, not the officer who rear-ended another officer, according to the police.
The car wash failed to properly train its employee, the lawsuit alleged. The crash hurt three people and killed a teen boy.
Mourners lined up to pay their respects to Richards during a visitation Monday afternoon.
In another case, $9,100 in tools were stolen from a Hinsdale business, police said.
A suspect stole $1,000 in items from a Hinsdale store, police said.
A resident traveled in the suspects' Uber and later chased one of them down, police said.
The boy died after a crash into Fontano's Subs in Hinsdale, authorities said.
A civilian was charged in the collision of two squad cars, police said.
The charges included DUI and domestic battery, police said. One resident was arrested on an out-of-state warrant.
They were taken to area hospitals because of serious injuries, police said.
At least one person is said to be injured.
The incident happened early Sunday morning, police said.
The man ran with a loaded gun near Hinsdale houses, police said. He was blocks away from an elementary school.
Police said they found a handgun and shell casings in a neighborhood that includes Holy Trinity Catholic Church.
A person posing as a Chicago officer called a Hinsdale resident about an arrest warrant, according to a report.
Two residents were asked to buy gift cards, according to police reports.
Officers are working to extradite the suspects from Indiana, authorities said.
The group broke into two cars at a local park and stole purses, police said.
A suspect broke in through the front door, according to a report.
In another case, a local church is the victim of theft, police said.
The man called police to say he had murdered his ex-wife, authorities said.
The physician also must pay a $1 million fine as part of his sentence for health care fraud.
The company made itself scarce after accepting money from the resident, police said.
The crash happened in the late morning near one of the village's crossings.
Someone stole valuables from the car and shattered its windows, police said.
The job was half done, while the contractor has not returned calls or supplies, police said.
A truck driver said he would have died if he didn't get out of the vehicle in time.
The car was stolen while a woman was pumping gas and cleaning her windows, police said.
The man, whose alcohol level was more than twice the legal limit, had an open beer bottle in his car, prosecutors said.
He also interfered with the victim's ability to call authorities, police said.