Police warn of burglary crew targeting elderly residents across Chicago
Police said over a dozen burglaries were reported in the Garfield Ridge, Brighton Park, Bridgeport, McKinley Park, Scottsdale, and Armour Square neighborhoods.
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Police said over a dozen burglaries were reported in the Garfield Ridge, Brighton Park, Bridgeport, McKinley Park, Scottsdale, and Armour Square neighborhoods.
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Police said the suspect, only described as a male, entered unlocked cars or broke the side passenger window and took valuables from within.
Streamwood police said no injuries were reported, but advised the public to avoid the area while they investigate.