Hinsdale Police Reports: Disorderly Conduct, DUI, Theft

The following information is courtesy of the Hinsdale Police Department.

Someone between Oct. 16 and 17 entered a car parked in a driveway in the 400 block of North County Line Road and stole a viola valued at $300, according to Hinsdale police. There were no signs of forced entry, and it was unknown if the car was locked.

A man reported an unknown suspect punched him in the face Oct 20 after a verbal altercation in a parking lot in the 100 block of North Oak Street.

Someone stole two back pack blowers Oct. 21 from an unlocked landscaping trailer parked on the roadway at Woodland Avenue and Cleveland Road, according to Hinsdale police. The blowers were valued at $425 and $500.

Someone out pictures that alarmed or disturbed a woman on her car in the Hinsdale Hospital parking garage while she was at work Oct. 23

Someone used a victim’s identity to withdraw $2,500 from a bank account Oct. 12 in the 900 block of South Adams Street, according to Hinsdale police.

Someone hit a car between Oct. 24 and 25 while it was legally parked in the street in the 300 block of Radcliffe Way, according to Hinsdale police. No information was left on the victim’s car.

Michael K Gibson, 39 of the 3200 block of Canadian Street in Katy, Texas, was stopped Oct. 24 for running a red light at Madison and 8th streets, according to Hinsdale police. He was seen to be under the influence of alcohol, he refused testing and he was charged with drunken driving. He was released to appear in court.

Laura Riofrio-Rodriguez, 35 of the 3500 block of West 66th Street in Chicago, was stopped Oct. 25 for improper lane use at 55th Street and Interstate-294, according to Hinsdale police. She didn’t have a valid driver’s license and she was seen to be under the influence of alcohol. She submitted to testing that indicated she was over the legal limit. She was charged with DUI, no driver’s license and improper lane use and released to appear in court.

A woman received a letter Oct. 16 from an unknown suspect that was threatening in nature, according to Hinsdale police. She received the letter at her work at Manor Care