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6 | March 22, 2018 | The wilmette beacon news
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Lolita is a unique 9-month-old
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Notorious for giving warm kisses, Lolita will steal
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Diana G. Villa, 20, of
Skokie, and Alyssa I. Velez,
20, of Chicago, were both
arrested and charged with
misdemeanor theft following
an incident at 4:57 p.m.
March 13 in the 1500 block
of Forest Avenue in WIlmette.
Officers responded
to the area for a reported
package theft. A witness
observed a subject take
a package from the front
door of a home and enter
a waiting gray Jeep with a
partial plate of “AL” before
leaving the scene.
Wilmette officers
stopped the suspect vehicle
near Harvard and Lake
Avenue in Wilmette. The
vehicle was occupied by
Villa and Velez. During the
subsequent investigation,
officers located proceeds
from the package theft inside
the suspects’ vehicle.
A witness positively identified
Velez as one of the
offenders in the theft. Villa
and Velez were taken into
custody, transported to Wilmette
Police. During the
following investigation officers
found proceeds from
another package theft that
occurred at another Forest
Avenue home about the
same time. Both subjects
admitted their involvement
in the thefts and were each
charged with two counts of
misdemeanor theft.
WILMETTE
March 19
• A resident reported that an
unknown subject used her
credit card number to order
and ship a scuba regulator,
valued at $789.95, on
March 18 to the victim’s
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home in 1900 block of
Central Avenue. The shipping
company credited her
account and sent her a return
label.
March 17
• Rosanna Mays, 70, of
Crete, Ill., was arrested and
charged with driving under
the influence following a
traffic incident at 9:44 p.m.
March 16 in the 800 block
of Westerfield. The vehicle
had been stopped for a
traffic violation. The subsequent
investigation revealed
the driver was intoxicated
and unable to drive.
Mays failed field sobriety
tests and was transported
to the Wilmette Police Department
for processing.
She submitted to a breath
test showing a blood alcohol
content result of .244.
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March 13
• Marko Jovovic, 27, of
Chicago, was arrested at
12:05 p.m. March 12 following
a traffic incident in
the 2700 block of Green
Bay Road (Evanston). An
officer stopped a driver for
talking on his cell phone
while driving. He reportedly
did not have a valid
driver’s license. Jovovic
was arrested, transported
to the station, and released
with a citation.
• A resident reported on
March 12 that he recently
wrote a letter that was
published in the Chicago
Tribune entitled “Don’t
let the NRA off the hook.”
He then received a letter
via USPS from someone
threatening to shoot a hole
in his head.
• The manager of CVS,
Sheridan Road, reported
that a male in a dark coat
and hoodie, with a teardrop
tattoo, stole Rogaine and
Zyrtec at 3 p.m. March 12.
KENILWORTH
March 14
• Three unlocked vehicles
parked in resident’s driveways
were entered sometime
between midnight and
8 a.m. March 14. Two vehicles
were in the 500 block
of Brier Street and one
in the 700 block of Kent
Road. Nothing was taken
from the vehicles.
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.