Local police reported two incidents of crime in the last week.
They completed their annual registrations, police said.
In another case, a hit-and-run crash was reported in a local neighborhood.
Nazareth Academy graduate had been drinking at a La Grange restaurant, police said.
An official said the specific timing of a new police contract is unknown.
The offending driver fled the scene, according to a police report.
Another officer resigned this week, leaving for another department.
The business said it is closed for now because its gas lines were impacted.
In one case, nothing appeared to be missing from a car, police said.
Patch filed a public records request on whether the village has a set of rules on what to release to the media.
Last summer, the village went a month without anyone arrested, according to its weekly reports.
A resident was charged after attempting to punch a neighbor, police said.
In another case, a man without a driver's license was speeding at least 35 mph over the limit, police said.
Three incidents of crime were reported in Western Springs since New Year's Day.
Customer is repeatedly calling the local business, police said.
He was one of four men facing such a charge in the last few days in Hinsdale.
Police also received reports of damage and identity theft.
Open beer cans were found in the car of one of the drivers, police said.
Police said they found no evidence that a crash happened with a Western Springs vehicle.
Two residents told village police that their identities were stolen.
A scammer told the resident he would lose his job for mistakenly refunding $9,380, police said.
The scam involved clearing a virus from a computer, police said.
A man was charged with DUI, among other offenses, police said.
The truck driver is seen taking 400 gallons of water, according to a police report.
He replaces Brian Budds, who left for another suburban police department.
It was the only crime listed in the village's weekly blotter. No arrests were made.
Police received reports of unlocked cars burglarized in local neighborhoods.
In another case, a person's car was hit while parked on a local street, police said.
The resident drove away from a traffic stop for speeding, police said.
He is becoming the chief of another suburban department.
In another case, a resident was defrauded of $300 that he paid for merchandise he never received, police said.
The 14-year-old boy was originally detained for vaping, authorities said.
Police said the resident proceeded to his house after being stopped for speeding.
Texts show she knew she did wrong entering the U.S. Capitol during the riot, authorities said.
In one case, diamond rings valued at $10,000 were taken, police said.
A six-car crash occurred shortly after 4 p.m. Thursday in Western Springs.
Police are asking the public to avoid the area until further notice.
The Western Springs Police Department made no arrests last week, according to its blotter.
In another development, the village saw its first arrest in six weeks.
Two burglaries of unlocked cars were reported in the village, police said.