5 Car Accident Distracts From Possible Arrest

Car Accident Leads To Arrest
On Sept. 16, officers responded to a three vehicle crash near Willow Road and Whittier Lane, involving a Chicago man and two Glenview residents, according to police. While investigating the accident, officers arrested Jose Luna, of Chicago, for driving without a valid license, police say.

Car Accident Prevents Possible Arrest
On Sept. 16, a caller reported a Toyota with Chicago plates driving all over the roadway, according to police. Another caller reported the erratic driver exited vehicle at Youngren Cleaners, stumbled and appeared to inspect his tires, police say. Officers spoke to the owner of Youngren, who said the man was swaying and urinated on the side of the building, according to the report.

Officers attempted to notify Chicago police of the vehicle, but due to hold times with Chicago police and a five vehicle crash at Willow Road and Fox Meadow Court, Northfield officers had to disconnect the call, according to police.

Suspended License
On Sept. 14, officers charged Seanicia Gibson Clark, of Evanston, with improper transportation of alcohol, obstructing her identification and driving on a suspended license, according to police.

Biker Down
On Sept. 12, officers responded to the south end of the Cook County Forest Preserve for reports of a downed bicyclist, according to police. The biker was transported to Glenbrook hospital, and a teenage pedestrian involved in the accident was transported to her school's nurse with parents' approval, police say.

Suspicious Person
On Sept. 12, a resident on the 1-100 block of Canterbury Lane reported seeing a show cross his lawn at night, according to police. Officers found an open garage door nearby, whose owner said the door was open to air out a recently painted garage, police say.