Police say the investigation into the fraud continues.
In another case, a scrapper may have taken a bicycle that was left in the parkway, police said.
Police are asking residents to check their home security cameras.
In another case, a woman was arrested on a battery charge in a hospital disturbance, police said.
He released the radio recording to Patch, the first time it's been available to the public.
The woman said she had no idea who may have written the slur on her car, police said.
He still celebrates Mass in La Grange and Western Springs, according to a news release.
The incident happened near a downtown restaurant, police said.
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The woman shouted after she initially refused to buy beer that she appeared to be taking out of the store, police said.
The woman received a no-trespass order, which she refused to accept, police said.
A bicycle was stolen in front of a local restaurant, police said.
The $13,000 ring was reported stolen earlier this month, police said.
A lawsuit alleged the driver was at fault for the incident near North Campus.
A student contended the driver failed to yield the right of way and drove at a speed that endangered people.
Police are responding to local concerns about safety on village streets, the chief said.
The youths said the man had a soccer ball in a box, police said. Authorities were informed three days later.
The employees' direct deposit checks did not go through, police said.
In another case, a resident in a local neighborhood was charged with disorderly conduct, police said.
Officers took the person into custody within a minute of the gunshot, police said.
They told the new chief they won't complain about people getting tickets in town.
In other cases, La Grange men were arrested on charges of domestic battery and violating an order of protection, police said.
The village police indicated where they think most of the youths live.
The home stager never delivered to the owner, police said. The home sold for nearly $1.3 million earlier this year.
Residents debate whether local or out-of-town youths are to blame. Police say they are spending "excessive" time on the issues.
In another case, a woman's purse and its contents were stolen, police said. The value was more than $2,000.
Police said they would increase patrols and urged residents to lock their cars.
Someone forced entry by breaking two window panes, police said.
Authorities suspect foul play in the man's disappearance.
The suspect demanded, "Money, money, money," according to the police report.
A resident found a man in his car in the middle of the night, police said.
Police said she was most recently charged with simple assault near an elementary school.
The suspect made off with money from the cash register, police said.
In another case, a La Grange Highlands woman was arrested on a DUI charge, police said.
Police reported four burglaries in a single block in La Grange.
At one point, the man was following two young women, police said.
In another case, a feud between neighbors results in disorderly conduct, police said.
In another case, a gun is pulled in a road rage incident, according to a report.
The suspect left before any money was handed over, police said.
The suspects demanded money and phones from the clerk and a customer, police said.