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6 | November 14, 2019 | The glencoe anchor news glencoeanchordaily.com police reports Alleged Glencoe burglar nabbed on arrest warrant after returning to U.S. Adrianne O. Leech, 24, of Chicago, was arrested for criminal trespass to property, residential burglary and credit card fraud after she committed the offenses between June 12-22 in the 600 block of Vernon Avenue, and then fled the country. Police obtained an arrest warrant and she was flagged trying to enter the U.S. at the Florida airport and was held there. Police flew to Florida and transported her back to Glencoe for processing at 1:04 p.m. Oct. 29. In other police news: Nov. 5 • An unknown offender removed a wallet from a vehicle and several charges incurred on the victim’s credit cards at 9:25 a.m. in the 2000 block of Frontage Road. The victim was refunded. • An unknown offender contacted a victim via phone and email on multiple occasions accusing the victim of flirtatious behavior. Nov. 1 • Alan J. Sanchez, 23, of Chicago Ridge, was arrested for expired registration, no insurance and suspended license at 11:44 p.m. at the intersection of Dundee Road and Skokie Ridge Drive. His court date is Nov. 26. Oct. 31 • A victim searched for a phone number for Delta Airlines on Google and called the first number on the list. The person who answered deceived them into believing they called Delta and convinced them to pay for the ticket with eBay and Delta cash cards. The call lasted for two hours until the victim became suspicious and hung up. Oct. 30 • Unknown offender(s) charged $12 on victim’s Citi Bank credit card to Microsoft. The charge was reversed and a new account was issued. The victim was charged another 4 $12 to the new card, which was refunded, and a new card was issued. EDITOR’S NOTE: The Glencoe Anchor’s Police Reports are compiled from official reports found on file at the Glencoe Police Department headquarters in Glencoe. Individuals named in these reports are considered innocent of all charges until proven guilty in a court of law. Eric Brandfonbrener, of Glencoe, takes a morning break on Oct. 22 to give blood in memory of friend R. Scott Falk. Red cross employee with Francisco Magana monitors the blood donation. Lois Bernstein/22nd Century Media Local humanitarian honored at Red Cross blood drive Submitted Content On Oct. 22, Red Cross board member and philanthropist R. Scott Falk, of Winnetka, was honored at a blood drive hosted at the Kenilworth Club Assembly Hall in Kenilworth. Scott’s wife Kimberly and family friend Marley Crane organized the blood drive in memory of him, who was a guiding force as a member of the Chicago and Northern Illinois Red Cross board of directors and never hesitated to roll up his sleeve to donate blood. No threat found after false, ‘stressful’ lockdown at New Trier Megan Bernard, Editor The Winnetka Police Department responded to New Trier High School’s Winnetka campus at 2 p.m. Friday, Nov. 8, for a report of a lockdown. The lockdown was activated in error, according to a tweet posted at 2:25 p.m. from the Winnetka Police Department’s Twitter account. In the tweet, the police said: “The Winnetka Campus was in lockdown. It was activated in error. More details to follow. All students are safe. Police have verified the campus is safe.” When reached for comment, New Trier’s communications department was unable to provide immediate information; however, Superintendent Paul Sally sent an email to parents following the incident. In the email message, Sally confirmed it was an error that lasted for approximately 15 minutes. “Our students and staff responded extraordinarily well to the lockdown announcement,” Sally says in the email. “They went to safe spaces and remained quiet while we worked as quickly as possible to determine that the campus was safe. We made an announcement at the end of the lockdown and released students to their next period class after it was over.” Sally acknowledged the lockdown was “a very stressful experience for our students, staff and parents,” and thanked the police for responding. New Trier officials will also be reviewing lockdown procedures to prevent this error going forward. “We will be discussing this experience with students and staff to ensure they are feeling OK and to learn how to improve in the future,” Sally added in the email. “Our social work staff, psychologists, and adviser chairs gathered in common areas to 6 help students who were struggling following this incident and will be available for students next week. Thank you for your patience and partnership.” The high school’s annual LitFest was taking place Nov. 8 during the lockdown. Several of the presenters publicly tweeted regarding the lockdown. “I’m at New Trier High School for their LitFest day and we are in a lockdown. Going on 15 minutes now, no info. Kids are amazing and brave,” author Rebecca Makkai said. Another LitFest guest, Adam Morgan, the founding editor of Chicago Review of Books, confirmed the lockdown was the result of a staff member accidentally activating the lockdown alert. “I’m at New Trier High School and the lockdown is over, the campus is ‘safe,’ but we’ve been told to stay in our rooms,” Morgan said. “These kids are braver than me.”
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