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6 | March 8, 2018 | The wilmette beacon news
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Rosie
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is so well-behaved and can do some tricks.
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Police Reports
Senior kicked, hit after exiting vehicle in Wilmette
Antonio
Kale, 48, of
Des Plaines,
was arrested
and charged
with aggravated
battery
following Kale
an incident
Feb. 24 in the 1600 block
Elmwood Avenue in Wilmette.
Officers were dispatched
to the area for a
battery in progress. At the
scene, officers spoke to
the victim, a senior. He reported
that a subject, who
was unknown to him, had
followed him in his car to
that location and began
kicking and hitting him
as he attempted to exit his
vehicle.
The victim provided
a description of the offender
and his vehicle to
include his license plate.
Officers were able to
identify and contact Kale
through their subsequent
investigation. On Feb.
25, Kale turned himself
in to the Wilmette Police
Department. He was
charged and processed
with one count of misdemeanor
battery and
released on a $1,500 I-
bond.
WILMETTE
March 2
• An employee at Walgreens,
604 Laurel Ave.,
Wilmette, reported that
an unidentified male stole
two boxes of Rohto Max
Redness Relief eye drops
at approximately 12:52
p.m. Thursday, March 1.
The eye drops were valued
at $16.58. The offender
was described as a white
male in his late 20s, 6
foot, 2 inches, with a thin
build wearing a maroon
hoodie and gray pants.
The offender had brown
hair, scraggly facial hair
and acne. Security video
showed him arrive and
leave in a black Nissan
4-door.
• A resident reported to
police that an unknown
offender(s) forwarded her
family’s mail to another
unknown address between
Feb. 15-March 1. The post
office would not disclose
the address to the victim.
An additional report was
filed with the United States
Postal Inspectors Office.
March 1
• A resident told police that
an unknown offender(s)
used her personal information
between Feb. 18-19 in
an attempt to open credit
cards and forward her mail
to an unknown location.
Feb. 27
• A resident told police that
an unknown offender(s)
hacked their email account
on Feb. 26 and sent
an email to one of their
business clients regarding
a past due account.
The email instructed the
client to deposit $1,500
into a fraudulent Go Bank
(Green Dot) account,
which the client did.
Feb. 26
• A resident reported that an
unknown offender(s) broke
out a window on his Range
Rover while it was parked
on the street between 11:28
a.m.-1:28 p.m. Feb. 24 in
the 1100 block of Greenwood
Avenue.
Feb. 24
• A resident of the 600
block of LeClaire told
police that an unknown
offender(s) entered their
home that day by “brute
force” to a rear door between
3-9 p.m. Feb. 23.
At the time of the report, it
appeared money and jewelry
had been taken.
• A resident of the 400 block
of Lawler reported that an
unknown offender(s) had
attempted to gain access to
their home that day by removing
a rear sliding glass
door between 9:55-11:20
p.m. Feb. 23. The glass
door was broken, but entry
to the home was not made.
KENILWORTH
March 2
• A vehicle that had been
stolen out of Kenilworth
on Feb. 18 was recovered,
unoccupied, and park in
Chicago at 8:45 a.m. Feb.
27 in Chicago. Upon further
investigation, contents discovered
inside the vehicle
appear to be linked to auto
burglaries in Elmhurst and
Chicago. The proceeds from
the other burglaries were returned
to the owners. The
investigation is ongoing.
EDITOR’S NOTE: The Wilmette
Beacon Police Reports
are compiled from official
reports found on file at the
Wilmette and Kenilworth police
headquarters. 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.
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