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Police reports
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Aggravated DUI reported in Highland Park
A Chicago man was arrested
on a litany of traffic
charges after being stopped
by police in Highland Park
around 9:01 a.m. Dec. 16.
Anthony Thomas, 43, of
Chicago, was arrested and
charged with aggravated
driving under the influence,
aggravated driving while
license revoked, driving
while license revoked,
open transportation of alcohol,
disobeying a traffic
control device and improper
lane usage.
In other police news:
Dec. 17
• Siyabonga Mafa, 29, of
the 900 block of Central
Avenue, Highland Park
was arrested and charged
with driving under the influence,
squealing of tires,
disobeying a traffic control
device and improper lane
usage after being stopped
by police near Park Avenue
West and Skokie Valley
Road. Mafa was released
on a personal recognizance
bond with a court date of
Jan. 19 in Waukegan.
• Suzanne Hennessy, 50,
of Morton Grove, was arrested
and charged with
retail theft after proceeding
past the last point of sale
without paying for items
at a business 2900 block
of Skokie Valley Road.
Hennessy was released on
a personal recognizance
bond with a court date of
Jan. 4 in Park City.
• Juan Cruz, 31, of Chicago,
was arrested and charged
with driving while license
suspended, uninsured motor
vehicle and improper
lane usage after being
stopped by police in the
1500 block of Old Skokie
Road. Cruz was released
on a personal recognizance
bond with a court date of
Jan. 14 in Park City
Dec. 16
• Achour Zaya, 28, of
Skokie, was arrested and
charged with driving under
the influence and possession
of cannabis after
being stopped by police in
the 2500 block of Skokie
Valley Road. Zaya was released
on a personal recognizance
bond with a court
date of Jan. 12 in Waukegan.
Dec. 14
• Six unknown subjects
entered a retail business in
the 600 block of Central
Avenue, cut security cables
on five women’s Canada
goose coats and ran from
the business.
Dec. 7
• Police received a delayed
report of a residential burglary
that occurred on at a
residence in the 700 block
of Old Trail. Cash was reported
missing.
EDITOR’S NOTE: The Highland
Park Landmark’s Police
Reports are compiled from
official reports emailed from
the Highland Park Police
Department headquarters
in Highland Park and the
Highwood Police Department
headquarters in Highwood.
Individuals named in these reports
are considered innocent
of all charges until proven
guilty in a court of law.
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Molly Maid benefits domestic violence victims
Submitted by Molly Maid
Each December, Molly
Maid of Highland Park
ensures the child victims
of domestic violence have
something to open on
Christmas morning. December
2017 was the 21st
year of participating in the
national anti-domestic violence
program by the Ms.
Molly Foundation, according
to a press release from
Molly Maid.
Nationwide, each Molly
Maid office donates a portion
of each house cleaning
to domestic violence relief
charities in the area around
that franchise, according to
the press release.
The Highland Park franchise
chose A Safe Space,
a shelter with locations in
Zion and Waukegan, according
to the press release.
The shelter sets up a
“Christmas store” that allows
mothers to pick out
toys for their kids, according
to the press release.
“All too often, families
impacted by domestic violence
are forced to flee their
homes with nothing but the
clothes they are wearing,”
Robert Dillon, owner of
Molly Maid, said.
Since its founding, Molly
Maid has raised more
than $3,000,000 and have
continued to support hundreds
of shelters across
North America.
For more information
on how to participate or to
contribute to the foundation,
contact Molly Maid
at (847) 681-1800 or visit
mollymaid.com.