Burglars steal $40,000 worth of jewelry from suburban Chicago store
A south suburban jewelry store yet again had to beef up its security after being one of many victims of the latest crash and grab burglaries earlier this month.
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A south suburban jewelry store yet again had to beef up its security after being one of many victims of the latest crash and grab burglaries earlier this month.
The store also was forced to cancel appointments for dress pickups on Tuesday due to the broken glass inside the store.
A burglar smashed the window of a luxury bridal shop Tuesday morning in the Palmer Square neighborhood, stealing dresses and accessories.
Police believe four to eight thieves are involved in the spree, and video from one Roseland business looks like something out of the video game Grand Theft Auto.
The burglars have struck numerous times in a spree since the beginning of the month. Darius Johnson reports.
Police say at least 20 times in the last month, a group of burglars has targeted businesses in the early morning hours.
Since July 31, eight overnight vehicle break-ins have been reported.
The Cook County Sheriff's Office identified Jordan Jose Ocampo, 44, as the person who removed laptops and other items from the State's Attorney's Office on July 22.
Chicago police say officers responded to the scene and found the front of the store had been damaged.
Shortly before 4 a.m. Friday, officers responded to a burglar alarm at Déjà Vu Showgirls at 750 S. Clinton St.
The burglary disrupted trains to and from the west suburbs Thursday afternoon.
The man was able to get into one house through an open window, walk around, and stole wallets and phones while the people slept.
The manager at Fresh Mart Foods also said the burglary crew stole a bunch of lottery tickets.
A group of three to five burglars used a sledgehammer to break the glass and force their way in, stealing cell phones, clothes, and other merchandise.
The thief has gotten in through windows and traipsed around the victims' homes while they were sleeping.
Chicago police said just after 5:30 a.m., three or four men broke the front glass door of a Prada store at 30 E. Oak St.
Chicago police said the offenders then entered and removed merchandise from within, including gaming consoles, iPads, and Go-Pros, before returning to the sedan and fleeing northbound with a gray SUV, possibly a Dodge Durango, following.
Police released surveillance video showing the suspected burglar walking through a closed restaurant.
The burglaries happened during the early morning hours in the Edison Park neighborhood – two of which happened on Saturday.
Police said the thieves targeted several law enforcement vehicles in order to steal equipment. They gained access by breaking into the driver's or passenger's side rear window.
The Balenciaga store on Oak Street and the Saks Fifth Avenue on Michigan Avenue were both burglarized early Tuesday morning, with a crash-and-grab involved in Balenciaga. Tara Molina reports.
Crews hit the Balenciaga store at 15 E. Oak St., and the Saks Fifth Avenue on the Mag Mile, early Tuesday morning. Tara Molina reports.
Both vape shops on Lincoln Avenue in the Lincoln Park neighborhood have been targeted before. Sabrina Franza reports.
The burglary crew was said to be traveling in a 2017 Black Dodge Durango with plate number AC43724.
The burglary was reported and items were taken from Cook County State's Attorney's Office located at the Leighton Criminal Courthouse in Chicago.
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