Marijuana Possession at OPRF, Theft: Police

Marijuana Possession at OPRF

Police charged an Oak Park juvenile with marijuana possession at Oak Park and River Forest High School about noon. The juvenile was released to a parent.

Break-in on 

Someone stole a Garmin GPS unit from an unlocked car in the 1100 block of South Harvey Avenue between 12:30 and 7:30 a.m. The total estimated loss is $200, police said. 

Burglary Attempt on Taylor

Someone unsuccessfully tried to steal a snow blower from an unlocked garage in the 600 block of South Taylor Avenue between 10:30 p.m. Oct. 22 and 8 a.m. Oct. 29.  

Vandalism

Wet concrete slab ruined on Austin
Someone etched letters into a wet concrete slab in the 100 block of North Austin Boulevard between 6 p.m. Oct. 28 and 7 a.m. Oct. 29. The total estimated loss is $750, police said. 

Car door
Someone damaged the driver's side door of a car in the 100 block of Lake Street between 1:30 and 7:30 p.m. The estimated cost of damage is $400, police said. 

Bike Stolen

Someone stole a $125 bike that was locked to a light pole in the 300 block of South Kenilworth Avenue between 7 and 9:15 p.m. 

Find more Oak Park and River Forest police news on Patch:

• 2 Men Tied to Recent Oak Park Burglaries: Police
  Burglaries Reported on Taylor, Linden and Austin, DUI: Police
  
• Student Pushed Over OPRF Railing After Bullying Incident
• 2 Men Tied to Recent Oak Park Burglaries: Police
• 4 Burglaries Reported Oct. 22, 23 in Oak Park
• Marijuana Possession, Contributing to Delinquency of a Minor
• Sex Offender Watch: A Map of Homes to Keep on Your Radar This Halloween
• Oak Park Man, 91, Struck, Killed by Car on Scoville
• Dog Fight Leads to Human Fight, Huggies Thief Gets Feisty
• Teens Rob Woman in Oak Park, Man Held on Murder Charge: Police This Week
• River Forest DUIs: Woman Blows .149, Man Found Sleeping at the Wheel

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