Orland Park, IL|News|
Fake ID Used to Open Bank Account: Blotter
Orland Park police reports, April 5-8.
Nick Swedberg, Patch Staff
Nick Swedberg, Patch Staff
- Tinley Park, IL
Prior to joining the Patch team, I worked as a freelance copywriter and wrote news articles for Sun-Times Media in the western suburbs.
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Orland Park, IL|News|
Alleged Drunken Driver Crammed Mouth Full of Doritos: Blotter
Orland Park police reports, April 14.
Nick Swedberg, Patch Staff
Frankfort, IL|News|
A Trio of DUI Reports from Frankfort: Blotter
Frankfort police reports, April 27.
Nick Swedberg, Patch Staff
Oak Lawn, IL|News|
Autopsy Set for Baby Boy Found Dead in Recycling Center
Employees of Resource Management Company in Chicago Ridge discovered the child wrapped in a towel inside a discarded cooler Wednesday morning. Investigators have narrowed down the sources of the trash to two communities.
Nick Swedberg, Patch Staff
Tinley Park|News|
Tinley Park Disputes Cop's Discrimination Claims
The Illinois Department of Human Rights has found “substantial evidence” of discrimination after Officer Rudy Rosillo filed complaints alleging racism and ageism, according to a report.
Nick Swedberg, Patch Staff
Palos, IL|News|
Passenger Allegedly Found with Hydrocodone During Traffic Stop: Blotter
Palos Heights police reports, April 27-28.
Nick Swedberg, Patch Staff
Palos, IL|News|
Orland Park Driver Tries to Flee Police: Blotter
Palos Heights police reports, April 24-25.
Nick Swedberg, Patch Staff
Oak Forest, IL|News|
Driver Tries to Split After Crash, Charged with DUI: Blotter
Midlothian police reports, April 21-29 • Marijuana found on man sleeping in his car • Midlothian man charged with possession of a controlled substance.
Nick Swedberg, Patch Staff
Oak Lawn, IL|News|
Dead Baby Found in Cooler at Chicago Ridge Recycling Center
Police are investigating the body of a baby boy discovered Wednesday morning among trash picked up by a recycling truck.
Nick Swedberg, Patch Staff
Palos, IL|News|
House Burns While Palos Park Couple is Out of Town
Fire officials believe a Wednesday morning fire started in the garage of a home at the intersection of 123rd Street and Mohawk Road.
Nick Swedberg, Patch Staff
Chicago Heights, IL|News|
Driver Admits to Drinking 4 Beers at Midnight: Blotter
Chicago Heights police reports, April 23-25.
Nick Swedberg, Patch Staff
Chicago Heights, IL|News|
Messing with Your Homes, May 2
The home is sacred. Those who break in are not. Here's a roundup of recent home burglary reports from Chicago Heights.
Nick Swedberg, Patch Staff
Palos, IL|News|
ARREST WARRANTS: Wanted in Palos
There are warrants out for the arrest of accused criminals who were last known to be in Palos Heights, Palos Park or Palos Hills. Patch highlights a few of them today.
Nick Swedberg, Patch Staff
Orland Park, IL|News|
Tinley Park Man Threatens Family, Says He Will Kill Orland Park Couple: Police
A fight between two families led to a disorderly conduct charge for a Tinley Park man, according to a report.
Nick Swedberg, Patch Staff
Chicago Heights, IL|News|
Messing with Your Rides, May 1
There's nothing more annoying than finding your car or truck busted up. Here's a roundup of recent vehicle-related burglaries and thefts in Chicago Heights.
Nick Swedberg, Patch Staff
Mokena, IL|News|
Mug Shot Gallery: Lincoln-Way Arrests April 24-30
See who got arrested this week in the Lincoln-Way communities.
Nick Swedberg, Patch Staff
Homewood-Flossmoor, IL|News|
Driver Tells Cop He Had a 'Few' Drinks: Blotter
Homewood police reports, April 27-28.
Nick Swedberg, Patch Staff
Homewood-Flossmoor, IL|News|
2 Pot Busts During Traffic Stops: Blotter
Homewood police reports, April 24-26.
Nick Swedberg, Patch Staff
Orland Park, IL|News|
Litter Lands Chicago Man a Marijuana Possession Charge: Blotter
Orland Park police reports, March 27 to April 1.
Nick Swedberg, Patch Staff
New Lenox, IL|News|
Arrest Warrants: Wanted for Bad Driving in the L-Way Communities
There are warrants out for the arrest of more than 100 accused criminals in the Lincoln-Way communities of New Lenox, Mokena and Frankfort.
Nick Swedberg, Patch Staff
