Southland crime: Man found on Oak Lawn rooftop tells police he was there to meditate, and more
Jul. 7—Chicago Ridge
WARRANT ARREST:
WARRANT ARREST:
THEFT: Police said someone driving a black GMC Yukon stole a
BURGLARY SCAM: An elderly woman told police two unknown men wearing neon vests came to her home in the 14000 block of
REVOKED LICENSE:
AGGRAVATED SPEEDING: Mazmun Alam, 36, of the 12900 block of
DRUG ARREST:
SUSPENDED LICENSE:
SUSPENDED LICENSE:
DOMESTIC BATTERY:
SUSPENDED LICENSE:
FRAUD: A resident of the 9900 block of 84th Terrace told police on
GUN STOLEN: A complainant told police
CAR BURGLARY: Police said someone stole a cellphone and wallet from a car parked in the 10200 block of 80th Court on
CHILD ENDANGERMENT:
DISORDERLY CONDUCT:
DRUG ARREST:
CAR BURGLARY: A woman told police someone stole three pairs of sunglasses valued at a total of
CAR BURGLARY: A man told police someone stole loose change, his insurance card and his registration card from his car when it was parked in his driveway in the 6000 block of
CAR BURGLARY: A man told police someone stole a backpack containing cash, a debit card and prescription medication from his car when he left it parked outside of the
DOMESTIC BATTERY:
DUI ARREST:
DUI ARREST:
DRUG ARREST:
BATTERY ARREST:
AGGRAVATED ASSAULT:
BATTERY ARREST:
KIDNAPPING FRAUD: A man in the 1000 block of
SUSPENDED LICENSE:
SUSPENDED LICENSE:
BATTERY:
TRESPASSING: Prentesia Courtney, 27,
NARCOTICS:
SUSPENDED LICENSE:
WARRANT SERVICE:
DOMESTIC BATTERY:
THEFT:
SUSPENDED LICENSE:
SUSPENDED LICENSE:
SUSPENDED LICENSE:
BATTERY:
SUSPENDED LICENSE:
SUSPENDED LICENSE:
WARRANT SERVICE:
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TRESPASSING: Alfredo Alanis III, 23,
NO LICENSE:
REVOKED LICENSE: Gabriel Moreno Tamayos, 39,
DISORDERLY CONDUCT:
Editor's note: Police blotter information is provided by local police departments.
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