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8 | August 23, 2018 | The glenview lantern News
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Police Reports
Four vehicles stolen
from garages, driveways
Two vehicles were stolen
from inside residential
garages, and another two
were taken from residential
driveways, in a fiveday
period earlier this
month.
Sometime between
Aug. 3-5, a burglar pried
open the door of a house
in the 2000 block of Cambria
Court and stole jewelry
and watches before taking
a 2006 Bentley from
the garage. The reported
loss is $40,000, although
the vehicle was eventually
located by the Chicago
Police Department in the
7400 block of S. Stewart
Avenue in Chicago.
A few days later, between
1:30-6:35 a.m. on
Aug. 8, a 2017 Kia Forte
was stolen from a driveway
in the 3200 block of
Sandy Lane. The vehicle
had been left unlocked
with the keys inside the
cabin. The reported loss is
$16,000.
Then, at approximately
7:10 p.m. on Aug. 10, a
2017 Toyota Camry was
stolen from an open garage
in the 1300 block of
Sleepy Hollow Road. The
key FOB had been left
inside the vehicle. The
reported loss is unknown,
although the vehicle was
recovered later that day in
Park Ridge.
Most recently, between
midnight-9 a.m. on Aug.
12, a 2015 Mazda CX-5
was stolen from a driveway
in the 1000 block of
Raleigh Road. The key
FOB may have been left
inside the vehicle. The reported
loss is $32,000.
In other police news:
Aug. 14
• Lawrence Redman, 25,
of Chicago, was charged
with unlawful possession
of fraudulent identification
card at 7:15 p.m. in
the 1200 block of Milwaukee
Avenue.
Aug. 11
• An air cleaner cover was
stolen off a 1994 Harley
Davidson motorcycle between
7:30-10:20 p.m. in
the 200 block of Waukegan
Road. The reported
loss is $200.
Aug. 10
• A wallet was stolen from
a work locker at 9:14 a.m.
in the 2600 block of Patriot
Boulevard. The victim’s
credit cards were
then used to make several
purchase at various
locations in Indiana. The
reported loss is approximately
$3,800.
• Both of a BMW’s driverside
doors were scratched
at 9:55 a.m. while it was
parked at a business in the
0-100 block of Waukegan
Road. The reported loss is
$1,000.
• Computer hardware and
jewelry were stolen from
a home at 9:40 p.m. in the
1600 block of Woodlawn
Avenue. The reported loss
is $5,000.
Aug. 9
• A woman stole two Kate
Spade earrings from a
store at 4:55 p.m. in the
1900 block of Tower
Drive. The reported loss
is $58.
Aug. 8
• A wallet was stolen from
an unlocked vehicle during
the overnight hours in
the 3100 block of Mary
Kay Lane. The reported
loss is $160.
• The bushes alongside a
house were damaged at
4:48 p.m. in the 1000 block
of Woodlawn Road. The
reported loss is $1,500.
• A man was harassing
customers by begging
for money and asking if
they wanted to buy weed
at 9:53 a.m. in the 9700
block of Milwaukee Avenue.
The man was located
and given a trespass warning.
No drugs were found.
• Someone shattered the
front, passenger-side window
of a vehicle and then
stole a purse from the interior
at 11:19 p.m. in the
3800 block of Willow
Road. The reported loss is
$1,030.
Aug. 7
• Two wallets and a laptop
were stolen from two unlocked
vehicles parked on
the same driveway during
the overnight hours in the
2300 block of Sussex Lane.
The reported loss is $600.
• Laundry was stolen from
a communal dryer during
the overnight hours in the
1000 block of Castilian
Court. The reported loss
is $100.
EDITOR’S NOTE: The
Glenview Lantern’s Police
Reports are compiled from
official reports found on
file at the Glenview Police
Department headquarters in
Glenview. Individuals named
in these reports are considered
innocent of all charges
until proven guilty in a court
of law.
Man exposes genitalia to pedestrian
— fifth similar incident since March
Staff report
A man exposed his genitalia
to a woman who was
walking westbound in
the 1900 block of Willow
Road.
According to police,
the man was standing off
the sidewalk near bushes
and exposed himself as
the complainant passed
through the area at approximately
12:53 p.m. on
Aug. 10. The woman left
the scene without further
problems.
The culprit was described
as a white, 170-pound male
with white hair between the
ages of 50-60. His height
was estimated at 5-foot-7 to
5-foot-10. He was wearing
a black baseball cap, medium
gray shirt, camouflage
shorts and gym shoes.
This was the fifth similar
incident since March.
THE WINNETKA CURRENT
‘Johnny, no!’: Alleged
details of Northfield
murder disclosed in court
Based on the charges
facing the suspect of a
Northfield shooting, John
Gately III, of Winnetka, a
Cook County judge ruled
Thursday, Aug. 16, in bond
court that there will be no
bail set for the suspect.
Gately, 66, was charged
with one count of homicide
for the killing his
brother-in-law Stephen
Shapiro, 72, of Northfield,
and one count of attempted
homicide for trying to kill
Joan Shapiro, Stephen’s
wife and Gately’s sister, on
Monday, Aug. 13, at their
residence in the 200 block
of Latrobe Avenue.
In court, Assistant
State’s Attorney Andreana
Turano detailed the
shooting as well as its circumstances,
while a handcuffed
Gately stood at the
neighboring lectern in a
powder blue, two-piece
jail uniform. With wide
eyes behind his glasses,
he stared forward at Judge
Anjana M.J. Hansen, appearing
emotionless.
Gately, according to
his Chicago-based attorney
Michael J. Petro, will
plead not guilty to the
crimes.
The night of the murder,
the Shapiros were at their
home “listening to meditation
after finishing a quiet
dinner,” Turano detailed,
when the doorbell rang.
Stephen answered the door
while Joan remained in the
In mid-march, a jogger
reported that a 30- to
35-year-old male ran out
of the bushes west of the
path along Techny Basin,
sat on a bench, pulled his
pants down and began
masturbating. The individual
left the scene before
police arrived.
Less than a week after
that, a man wearing a dark
coat exposed himself to a
woman during the early
morning hours on March
24 in the 1600 block of
Greenwood Road. The
victim was sitting in her
parked car when the culprit
approached the vehicle
and opened his jacket.
When the victim realized
the man was otherwise
naked, she honked her car
horn until he ran away.
He returned a few moments
later, but fled eastbound
through an apartment
complex when she
began to call the police.
Responders couldn’t locate
the culprit, who was
last seen wearing only a
dark jacket with a red-andwhite-plaid
pattern.
On May 11, a male in
his early 20s wearing a
black jacket, black hoodie
and black backpack was
masturbating in a gas station
in the 1900 block of
Willow Road but left the
premises after an employee
threatened to call the
police.
And most recently, on
June 1, a man was masturbating
while walking
through the Carillon
Square parking lot, according
to a witness. Police
weren’t notified until
the next day. The witness
said the man was wearing
a black shirt and black
pants.
living room.
“[Gately] asked
‘Where’s Joan?’ And after
Stephen Shapiro had told
him that she was not available,
[Gately] fired his gun
multiple times,” Turano
told the courtroom. “Stephen
Shapiro yelled out,
‘Johnny, no!’ Stephen Shapiro
lurched into the kitchen
area. Joan got up from
her chair and began to
hide behind another chair.
[Gately] came into the living
room, pointed his gun
directly at Joan and stated,
‘I’m going to kill you.’”
Reporting by Megan Bernard,
Contributing Editor.
Full story at
WinnetkaCurrent.com.
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