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6 | February 15, 2018 | The Northbrook tower news
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Pip
Gina Manski,
of Northbrook
This is Pip
the magic
puppy! He is
a 3-year-old
Heinz 57
mix.
He was our
foster puppy
and we fell madly in love with him.
He is amazing with people & kids. If you say “give
huggie” he will lean against you and snuggle his
head in for a hug. We love you Pip!
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pet featured as Pet of the Week, send photos and stories to
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police reports
Chicago man steals $1,400 worth of merchandise from CVS
Ronald Dillard, 44, of
Chicago, was charged with
a felony count of retail
theft at 10:26 a.m. on Feb.
4 at the CVS store located
in the 900 block of Willow
Road.
Dillard left the store
without paying for approximately
$1,400 worth
of merchandise.
He was seen leaving the
area in a vehicle that was
later stopped in Morton
Grove after a radio broadcast
was given, according
to police.
He was processed and
charged with one felony
count after approval from
the Cook County State’s
Attorney.
In other police news:
Feb. 8
• Jacob Connor Marx,
20, of Northbrook, was
charged with driving while
under the influence at
12:19 a.m. in the intersection
of Keystone and Redwood.
Officers observed a
suspicious occupied vehicle
while on routine patrol.
When checked, the subject,
who was in physical
control of the vehicle, was
driving while under the influence.
He was processed
and released on bond.
• A business located in the
3700 block of Torrey Pines
reported they received two
checks for services rendered
from a business that
were returned for insufficient
funds at 12:54 p.m.
Feb. 7
• Redante R. Redditt, 38, of
Sauk Village, was charged
with a felony count of
identity theft at 4:20 p.m.
at the Verizon Wireless
store located in the 200
block of Skokie Boulevard.
Redditt attempted to
purchase two iPhones using
account information
that he was not authorized
to use. Charges were approved
by the Cook County
State’s Attorney office.
He was processed on the
charge and transported to
court for bond.
Feb. 6
• A resident of the 2200
block of Valencia reported
that when they returned to
their home at 9:46 p.m.,
they found it had been
entered by unknown subjects.
Several rooms in the
house were entered and
belongings were disturbed,
according to police.
Feb. 4
• Weislaw Czerepak, 57,
of Mount Prospect, was
charged with leaving the
scene of an accident and
improper lane usage at
7:26 p.m. in the intersection
of Dundee and Sanders
roads. Officers responded
to the area after a
report of a property damage
traffic crash. When
they arrived, they found
that the second vehicle
in the crash had left the
scene. The second vehicle
was stopped by Wheeling
police and the driver was
processed and released after
posting bond.
• Danny A. Louras, 29, of
Northfield, was charged
with driving while under
the influence and failure to
signal at 10:05 p.m. in the
intersection of Willow and
Pfingsten roads. Officers
stopped a vehicle after a
traffic offense and found
the driver was driving
while under the influence
of alcohol.
• Sometime between Jan.
31 and Feb. 5, unknown
subject(s) entered a maintenance
building in the
1300 block of Willow
Road and took various
power tools.
• A resident reported their
wallet was missing from
their purse when they attempted
to make a purchase
at 12:10 p.m. at the
Trader Joe’s store located
in the 100 block of Skokie
Boulevard.
Feb. 3
• Osvaldo Chavez-Bermeo,
45, of Wheeling, was
charged with improper
lane usage, no insurance
and driving with a suspended
license at 12:57
a.m. in the intersection
of Willow and Landwehr
roads.
• Florence Reyes, 46, of
Chicago, was charged
with speeding, violated
median, no insurance and
driving while under the influence
at 1:39 a.m. in the
intersection of Dundee and
Timber.
• Requintis Brown, 36,
of Chicago, was charged
with improper use of an
electronic device, no proof
of insurance and driving
while license suspended
at 10:52 a.m. in the intersection
of Landwehr and
Lindberg.
Feb. 1
• Edward B. Bukwa, 55, of
Chicago, was charged with
driving while under the influence
BAC less than .08,
uninsured vehicle, illegal
transportation of alcohol
and improper lane usage at
11:54 p.m. in the intersection
of Skokie and Dundee.
Officers stopped the vehicle
after noticing a traffic
offense while on routine
patrol. They found he was
driving under the influence.
EDITOR’S NOTE: The
Northbrook Tower’s Police
Reports are compiled from
official reports found on file
at the Northbrook Police
Department headquarters
in Northbrook. Individuals
named in these reports are
considered innocent of all
charges until proven guilty in
a court of law.
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dance
From Page 3
our favorite time together.”
Ceci Lombardo wore a
stunning gold pillbox hat
with a black veil that she
borrowed for the evening
from her grandmother,
Mary Fauls, which almost
looked like a gold crown
on top of her head.
“I like coming here with
my dad and do not want to
bring my two crazy brothers
or my mom,” Ceci
Lombardo said. “It is just
my dad and me.”
Similar to Ceci, many
daughters cherished the
times with their dads.
“This dance is one of
the times during the year I
know for sure my dad will
be only with me,” 10-yearold
Ella Soifer said.
Many dads felt similarly.
“My daughter, Abbey, 7,
and I come here every year
so we can spend quality
time together,” Paul Shuman
said. “I go to all her
brothers’ sports events.
Each child is important.”
John Luedke, father of
Jane, 10, gave his nearperfect
perspective on
the importance of the
evening.
“This daddy-daughter
dance is an opportunity for
us dads to slow down and
be with our children is a
special, memorable way.”