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6 | August 16, 2018 | The winnetka Current news
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police reports
Wood thrown at passing motorist on Maple Row
A motorist reported at
11:41 a.m. Aug. 3, a male
subject threw a piece of
wood at his vehicle and
yelled at him before leaving
the scene in the 300
block of Maple Row.
There was no damage to
the victim’s vehicle and
they did not want to pursue
a criminal complaint.
In other police news:
Winnetka
Aug. 4
• An unlocked bike, worth
$100, was stolen from a
sidewalk between 5:30-6
p.m. in the 500 block of
Meadow Lane.
• A bike, computer accessories
and a leaf blower, totaling
to $4,500, were stolen
between Aug. 1-4 from an
unlocked garage in the 1100
block of Laurel Avenue.
Aug. 2
• A mountain bike, worth
$400, was stolen from an
unsecured garage between
SKATE
From Page 4
would not be open to general
public that much for
the rest of August as private
clinics, camps and
leagues use it for the majority
of this month, but
group lessons start Sept.
10 around the time the
rink starts adding public
skate time.
Among those taking to
the ice, where music blared
overhead, was Mary Kate
Barley-Jenkins. She was
joined by her husband, Jeff
and their son, Micah, 9,
who donned a Blackhawks
jersey.
The family just moved
to Northfield less than
5 a.m.-7 p.m. in the in the
300 block of Locust Street.
July 31
• Israel Medina-Perez, 30,
of Chicago, was arrested
for driving with a suspended
driver’s license, improper
display of license
plates, operation of an
uninsured motor vehicle
and violation of license
classification (motorcycle)
at 12:41 p.m. in the 800
block of Green Bay Road.
His court date was Aug. 4.
July 17
• A victim discovered an
unknown offender obtained
a business check
made out to a vendor and
altered the check without
authorization. The check
was worth more than
$5,000.
Northfield
Aug. 5
• Trevor K. Cox Jr., 28, of
Palatine, was arrested for
a month ago and were
looking forward to skate
Micah wants to play organized
hockey this fall,
Barley-Jenkins stated.
“We used the free rinks
in Chicago all the time
when we lived there,” she
said.
The novelty of skating
in August presented
a challenge for Barley-
Jenkins.
“My hands are really
cold right now and that is
not a feeling I have had
since wintertime,” she
said.
Then there was the case
of the Koller family, of
Northbrook, where all
four boys came by with
their parents. Their older
boys are already play in
speeding, 35 mph or more
over the limit, at 10:15
a.m. in the 2100 block of
Willow Road. His court
date is Aug. 22.
Aug. 3
• After an altercation, a
business associate left with
the owner’s purse at 3:41
p.m. in the 300 block of
S. Happ Road. Officers interviewed
both parties and
the owner chose not to pursue
a criminal complaint
against the associate. The
purse was returned and the
associate was advised she
was no longer welcome at
the business.
organized hockey leagues
and now the parents want
to get the younger boys,
5-year-old twins Kyle and
Kevin to follow that same
path.
“We had some friends
who were coming out here
and this is the year we
hope to get them started
in skating,” Laura Koller
said as she helped Kyle get
into uniform. “It is a life
skill and we would love it
if they played hockey like
their older brothers. It is a
great team sport.”
Yet she conceded there
was a quirkiness to the
night.
“It’s very warm outside,”
she said. “It is
strange to be pulling out
pants and sweatshirts.”
Aug. 2
• Debora Echols, 53, of
Milwaukee, was arrested
for driving on a suspended
license and without lights
when required at 12:10
a.m. the intersection of
Central Avenue and Willow
Road. Her court date
is Aug. 30.
• Possible fraud was reported
at 6:54 p.m. regarding
the purchase of Lollapalooze
tickets via Venmo.
The case is under investigation.
July 31
• Police responded to a reported
physical altercation
between two motorists at
4:09 p.m. at the intersection
of Willow and Happ roads.
Officers checked but did
not locate any altercation
at the scene or captured by
surveillance camera footage.
The caller claimed to
be the victim and was advised
to come into the station
to make a report.
EDITOR’S NOTE: The Winnetka
Current Police Reports
are compiled by the Winnetka
Police Department and the
Northfield Police Department.
Individuals named in
these reports are considered
innocent of all charges until
proven guilty in a court of
law.
arcade
From Page 3
meeting, Hoffmann plans
to bring Beat Street Toys
& Gifts back to the village,
to the spot formerly
occupied by Body Gears.
In addition, it also plans
on opening Adelheidi’s
Organic Ice Cream & Gelato
at the property.
“Our expectation is to
have children ride their
bikes down to Lincoln Avenue,
play some games,
grab an ice cream, meet
with friends in the park
and take advantage of everything
the Village has to
offer,” Hoffmann’s application
letter to the Village
states.