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Police Reports
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At 10:35 p.m. on April
10, a resident from the 800
block of Lamson Drive reported
that between 9-10
p.m., someone entered the
home and removed several
pieces of jewelry, valued at
more than $5,000 in total
losses.
In other police news:
NORTHFIELD
April 12
• Oscar Piedra-Ramirez,
22, of Cicero, was arrested
at 8:31 a.m. in the 1600
block of Willow Road for
driving without a valid
driver’s license, disobeying
a stop sign and driving
an uninsured motor
vehicle.
• Carlos G. Luna, 35, of
Chicago, was arrested at
5:36 p.m. at the intersection
of Willow and Waukegan
roads for driving without
a valid driver’s license
and improper lane use.
April 10
• At 12:24 p.m., a resident
from the 2000 block
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talking to get away from
mother.”
She says that it is then
mothers begin to worry,
their hearts are broken
and think the worst, because
the boys then respond
with one or twoword
answers and do not
look them in the eyes.
“That is the way it is
of Suffork Road reported
receiving notifications of
various accounts fraudulently
attempted to be
opened in her named. Police
detectives are further
investigating the incident.
April 9
• At 12:26 p.m., a resident
of the 100 block of Sunset
Ridge Road reported
losing more than $1,000
from a fraudulent business
transaction.
WINNETKA
April 15
• A resident of the 1400
block of Edgewood Lane
reported that between
8:30-8:45 p.m., someone
entered their home and removed
construction materials,
which were later recovered
in the area. There
is no reported loss at this
time.
April 12
• A resident from the 700
block of Prospect Avenue
reported that between 8
supposed to be,” Mogel
said. “It is all part of
a phase. We should take
them on their own terms.
We expect them to be expert
in everything and talk
to us when they get home.”
She said the child responds
in a word or two
to questions about their
school day, but to the
child, it feels like somewhere
between an interrogation
and a celebrity
p.m. on April 7-9 a.m. on
April 8, someone damaged
the driver’s side door of
their vehicle parked in the
front of the home. Repair
costs are unknown.
• Between Jan. 5-April 11,
a resident from the 800
block of Prospect Avenue
told police someone used
their personal information
to attempt to open a Capital
One credit card and make
a purchase on an existing
American Express account.
Several other purchases
were made using the victim’s
checking account
without permission, resulting
in $1,384.24 in losses.
• A resident from the 200
block of Ridge Avenue reported
that between 12:50-
3:50 p.m., on March 8,
someone may have entered
their home without
permission.
April 10
• Darryl Simmons, 20, of
Chicago, was arrested at
2:23 p.m. in the 800 block
of Green Bay Road for
interview.
Another issue was parents’
device use, particularly
with social media
and screen time.
“It is said parents spend
an average of eight hours
a day on social media
and screen devices, yet
the example we set for
our children is different
from what we want them
to do,” Mogel said. “We
should praise children
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driving with a suspended
driver’s license. He was
also cited for operating an
uninsured motor vehicle
and failure to wear a properly
adjusted and fastened
seat belt.
April 9
• Rachel Anne Meller,
25, of Chicago, was arrested
at 4:07 p.m. at the
intersection of Green Bay
and Westmoor roads for
driving with a suspended
driver’s license. She was
also cited for operating a
vehicle while using a hand
held electronic device.
EDITOR’S NOTE: The Winnetka
Current Police Reports
are compiled by the Winnetka
Police Department and 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.
for the qualities we see in
them. We have to be enchanted
with what lights
them up, especially the
young boys, and ask them
about their interests. Have
conversations with your
children. Your child will
lead you on an incredible
journey if they trust you
and you make the time.”
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