Police Reports: Car burglaries in Wilmette, retail theft in Highland Park

The following reports were pulled from the latest police summaries provided by departments in our coverage area (Wilmette, Winnetka, Highland Park, Northfield, Kenilworth and Glencoe).

WILMETTE

Nov. 21

• An individual was arrested by Chicago police for allegedly engaging in retail theft in Wilmette.

• Two windows at Wilmette Village Hall, 1200 Wilmette Ave., reportedly were damaged by pellets or BBs.

Nov. 19

• Items reportedly were stolen overnight from an unlocked car in the 400 block of Brookside Drive.

• Items reportedly were stolen from two unlocked cars in the 1000 block of Miami Road.

WINNETKA

Nov. 18

• An electrical transformer box reportedly was defaced at 925 Tower Court.

GLENCOE

Nov. 15

• A resident reportedly was scammed out of $5,701 by a caller stating the resident had missed jury duty and had to pay a fine.

HIGHLAND PARK

Nov. 24

• A vacant apartment reportedly was broken into in the 2200 block of Green Bay Road.

Nov. 23

• A wallet with cash and credit cards inside reportedly was stolen from Sunflower, a clothing store at 1882 Sheridan Road.

Nov. 22

• Cash reportedly was stolen from a counter at the Highland Park Post Office, 833 Central Ave.

• Approximately $45 in merchandise reportedly was stolen from Target, 2099 Skokie Valley Road.

• Approximately $46 in merchandise reportedly was stolen from Target, 2099 Skokie Valley Road, in a separate incident.

• A purse reportedly was stolen from a home in the 400 block of Central Avenue.

• A bicycle reportedly was stolen from a residential porch in the 1200 block of Lynn Terrace.

NORTHFIELD

No reported incidents between Nov. 18-24 that meet The Record’s standards for publication.

KENILWORTH

Nov. 19

• A wallet reportedly was stolen overnight from an unlocked car in the 300 block of Sterling Road.

The Record’s police reports are taken from police-activity summaries prepared by local police departments. Police Reports contain public information from preliminary reports and are not a complete listing of all police activity. The Record does not publish the names of individuals arrested and named in preliminary reports unless the incident is a matter of public safety or has significant community implications. All arrestees are innocent until proven guilty.