The window was broken and a handbag was stolen in broad daylight, police said.
She made comments of a threatening nature at the business, police said.
The suspect threw a loaded gun out of a moving car during a chase that ended in Elmhurst, authorities said.
"Sean died the way he lived – innocently," his father said at the July funeral.
The woman was accused of fleeing the crash without leaving her information, according to a report.
The local department expects a rise in car thefts, based on experiences in other towns.
An officer tried to stop the man because his headlights were not on, police said.
In another case, a resident's credit card was stolen, with fraudulent charges as the result, police said.
Car windows were broken and valuables stolen at a local park, police said.
The state's attorney blamed the new state law that governs pretrial release.
In other cases, police said they arrested two men on DUI charges in the last few days.
The man was upset that local police had arrested a family member, prosecutors said.
The man ordered employees to lie on the floor and employees to fill bags with phones, police said.
Officers searched for two suspects in a Hinsdale neighborhood.
In other cases, local officers arrested men wanted on warrants, police said.
The woman, who lived at the time in a $1 million house, was assigned a public defender.
Both refused testing to determine their blood-alcohol content, police said.
He was arrested on an aggravated assault charge in 2021, according to court records.
A Willowbrook woman has been arrested repeatedly in recent months, police said.
The arrests were part of a "targeted operation" over about seven hours, police said.
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.