Car Rammed Into Orland Park GameStop In Smash-And-Grab: Orland PD

ORLAND PARK, IL — A GameStop was burglarized early Monday morning in Orland Park, after a car was used to ram into the storefront, Orland Park police said.

The incident took place at the store, 15864 LaGrange Road, around 5 a.m. Monday, said Commander Scott Lefko. A car was driven into the front of the store, smashing through the glass. The suspects then entered the store and stole gaming systems, Lefko said. A second vehicle also appeared to be involved, he said.

Four suspects are believed involved, with both a white sedan and a white SUV, Lefko said. Police are currently working to identify and recover the vehicles, which they believe to be stolen, Lefko said.

A similar incident took place earlier this month at the Tinley Park GameStop location, 16205 Harlem Ave. On Sept. 8 just before 4 a.m., a vehicle was used to ram the building, with an unknown number of suspects then stealing several PlayStation 5 consoles from inside the store, said Tinley Park Police Commander Patrick St. John.

A vehicle was left behind at the scene, and police confirmed it had been reported stolen out of Chicago.

Police processed the car for evidence and are awaiting results.

It's not clear if the two incidents are related, police said.