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Forest, was issued a misdemeanor
complaint for
unlawful use of a weaponfirearm,
after police ran his
vehicle plate through dispatch
while on patrol, and
learned that his vehicle is
the offending vehicle in a
crash report, according to
the Tinley Park Police Department.
According to the
report, Krumrie had a valid
Tinley Park Police Department
warrant for leaving
the scene of a property
damage crash. Krumrie’s
vehicle was parked on the
street outside of the American
Legion where police
entered and asked to speak
with him outside. Krumrie
allegedly had a loaded
Smith & Wesson .38 revolver
on his front wasitband
in a pouch holster.
According to the report,
Krumrie has a valid FOID
card but does not have a
concealed carry license.
•Person(s) unknown stole
$400 worth of items from
a vehicle parked in front
of a residence on Queen
Elizabeth Lane, according
to the Tinley Park Police
Department. According to
the report, the woman told
police that her pink set of
Beats by Dre worth $200
and a silver set of Revo
sunglasses worth $200
were taken from her vehicle,
both of which were
in the center console.
April 23
•Person(s) unknown
broke into a locker in the
women’s locker room of
Charter Fitness, located
at 16010 Harlem Ave. in
Tinley Park, and stolen the
woman’s iPhone 7, valued
at $350; her wallet, valued
at $20 with credit cards
and gift cards inside; and
the Master Lock padlock,
valued at $10, according
to the Tinley Park Police
Department. According
to the report, the woman
told police that she placed
her backback and purse
inside a gym locker in the
women’s locker room and
secured it with her Mast
Lock three-digit combination
padlock. The woman
said that all three pouches
of the purse were unzipped
and open when she placed
it inside the locker. According
to the woman,
when she returned to the
locker, she observed the
padlock to be missing from
the locker door and saw
that her iPhone and wallet
were missing. The police
reported stated that the
woman located her iPhone
at a nearby McDonald’s
using the Find My iPhone
app on a Charter Fitness
employee’s cellphone. The
woman and police went
to the McDonald’s where
they found it inside a garbage
can. According to police,
the woman received
numerous fraudulent alerts
from Chase for her credit
card being used at Target,
Walmart and Foot Locker.
April 16
•Gregory Harris, 54, of the
800 block of S. Hermitage
Street in Chicago, was issued
citations for driving
while license suspended
and improper use of registration,
after police conducted
a random registration
check on his vehicle
and learned that the plate
was for a 2007 BMW but
the registration was on a
2002 Honda Accord, according
to the Tinley Park
Police Department.
Editor’s Note: The Tinley
Junction’s police reports
come from the Tinley Park
Police Department. Anyone
listed in these reports is considered
to be innocent of all
charges until proven guilty in
a court of law.