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Northfield man angry over construction waves gun at site workers
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Around 12:15 p.m. on
June 5, Marcus White, 61,
of Northfield, became angry
over construction noise
near his home on Bristol
Avenue that he took a shotgun
and waved it over his
head as he yelled at construction
workers. After
the workers called police
to report the incident, police
went to White’s home,
ordering him to come
outside without his gun,
which White did, telling
officers he was upset about
the amount of noise coming
from the construction
site and said his gun was
not loaded. Police arrested
White for a misdemeanor
charge of possession of a
firearm without a firearm
owner’s identification card
and he was also cited for
breach of the peace. Northfield
police confiscated
the gun and White was released
on a $1,500 bond.
In other police news:
NORTHFIELD
June 13
• Angel L. Fonseca, 29, of
Bridgeview, was arrested
at 12:25 a.m. in the 1900
block of Willow Road for
driving with a suspended
driver’s license and for an
in-state warrant.
• At 11:22 a.m., a resident
of the 200 block of Riverside
Drive reported they
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council supported the development
and its location.
“(This development) fits
beautifully into the location,
it’s going to complete
the neighborhood,” Councilman
Anthony Blumberg
said.
Reporting by Erin Yarnall,
Freelance Reporter. Full
story at HPLandmark.com
were defrauded out of
$10,000 from a telephone
scam.
• Juan A. Delgado, 58, of
Chicago, was arrested at
11:46 p.m. at the intersection
of Willow and Three
Lakes roads for driving with
a suspended driver’s license
and no valid car insurance.
June 11
• Bryan H. Brand, 18, of
Winnetka, was arrested
at 11:53 p.m. for stealing
cigarettes from the Breaking
Point Shell gas station,
1855 Willow Road.
June 9
• Around 1:30 a.m. in the
2100 block of Willow
Road, a police officer reported
seeing a male with
a hooded sweatshirt and a
backpack hiding in bushes
looking into residences.
When the officer tried to
approach the man, he ran
away and police were unable
to locate him.
June 8
• Someone from the 700
block of Frontage Road
said she lost out on $17,000
in stolen funds from a wire
transfer made via email.
June 7
• A resident of the 1000
block of Arbor Lane reported
someone broke into
their home earlier in the
THE WILMETTE BEACON
Village to vote on
minimum wage, paid sick
leave ordinances
The Wilmette Village
Board introduced an ordinance
at its Tuesday, June
13 meeting that, if adopted,
would opt out of Cook
County ordinances creating a
separate minimum wage and
minimum paid sick leave
benefits for private sector
employees in Cook County.
day between 9:15 a.m.-1
p.m. There were pry marks
found on the deadbolt of
the home’s door and silverware
and other items valued
at more than $10,000
were reported missing.
June 6
• A resident of the 00 block
of Meadowview Drive reported
that sometime during
the overnight hours,
an unknown person was in
their hot tub and left a pair
of swim trunks behind.
• A resident of the 1600
block of Colonial Lane reported
that two bikes were
stolen from their yard. The
estimated value of loss is
under $300.
WINNETKA
June 9
• Someone reported that
between 11:45 a.m.-12:30
p.m., their unattended black
iPhone went missing from
a bathroom at New Trier
High School. The amount
of loss is $800.
June 7
• A resident of the 900 block
of Ash Street reported that
at 11:59 p.m. on Dec. 17,
2016, an unknown offender
used the victim’s personal
information to open a
checking account and used
this account to make unauthorized
purchases. The
amount of loss is $625.08.
Cook County passed
the minimum wage and
minimum paid sick leave
benefits ordinances in October.
The ordinance set the
minimum wage at $10 an
hour starting July 1, with
the wage going up one dollar
each year until 2020. In
terms of the sick leave ordinance,
an employer would
be obligated to provide an
hour of paid sick leave for
every 40 hours of work to
• A resident of the 500
block of Orchard Lane reported
that between May
5-June 1, someone used
their personal information
to open multiple store credit
card accounts and made
an unauthorized purchase
on the victim’s existing
MasterCard. The amount
of loss is $1,486.77.
June 5
• A resident of the 900
block of Sunset Road reported
that at 11:16 p.m. on
May 17, someone removed
the video surveillance camera
and spotlight from the
outside of their residence.
The amount of loss is $690.
• Ramon Melgoza, 28, of
Beach Park, was arrested
in the 800 block of Green
Bay Road at 3:50 p.m. for
driving with a suspended
driver’s license. He was also
cited for operating a vehicle
with expired registration.
EDITOR’S NOTE: The Winnetka
Current Police Reports
are compiled by the Winnetka
Police Department and found
on file at the Northfield Police
Department. They are ordered
by the date the incident was
reported. Individuals named
in these reports are considered
innocent of all charges
until proven guilty in a court
of law.
any employee who works
at least 80 hours within
a 120-day period, up to a
maximum of 40 hours per
year. More than 40 Cook
County communities have
already opted out, including
the nearby North Shore
communities of Glenview
and Northbrook.
Reporting by Todd Marver,
Freelance Reporter. Full story
at WilmetteBeacon.com.