Three cases of identity theft reported in Hinsdale

The following arrest information was supplied by the Hinsdale Police Department. It does not indicate a conviction.

Identity Theft

A Hinsdale woman reported a person unknown to her used her identity June 14 to open various lines of credit as well as attempting to make $3,791.21 worth of purchases at a Pottery Barn in California, according to Hinsdale Police reports. The case is pending.

Between August 10, 2012, and July 2, an unknown suspect used the identity of a Hinsdale resident to attempt to open a credit card and charge $1,207.85, according to Hinsdale Police reports. The case is pending.

A Hinsdale resident reported July 5 that between Feb. 24 and May 9 an unknown suspect used the victim’s identity to open a Comcast account and charge $2,069 worth of services, according to Hinsdale Police reports. The case is pending.

Criminal Damage to state supported property

A witness observed a broken window at Oak School July 2, according to Hinsdale Police reports. The report said two juveniles were observed with baseball bats in the area of the broken window. The case is pending.