The Star Sunday, August 6, 1995 A-3T 3 Palos Heights Preserve. Rodriquez was found lying on the ground behind a tree. A preliminary check revealed that Rodriquez was wanted on both an escape warrant and a warrant for criminal retail theft from the Chicago Police Department. He was originally arrested for possession of loaded firearms and the possession and distribution of narcotics. Seven orange traffic cones in front of the Plush Horse coffee shop, 12312 S.
86th Avenue, were stolen Tuesday. The owner of the shop had placed the cones outside to alleviate traffic Oak Forest Runner after they saw Mickulas speed through a red light at 143rd Street and Bell Road and slide on the wet pavement, according to police reports. The ATV turned right, forcing it onto two wheels, and then narrowly missed hitting two cars, one of which was a sheriffs police patrol car, authorities said. Police chased the vehicle eastbound on 143rd Street, but eventually lost the ATV. They eventually found Mickulas laying in a yard in the 14100 block of Pheasant Lane, where he had crashed the vehicle into a mailbox and damaged a lawn, police said.
Mickulas suffered cuts during the incident, but he refused medical treatment, according to police. Numerous items were stolen recently from a Homer Township residence in the 15000 block of West 139th Street. Burglars took a big screen television, a video-cassette recorder, stereo equipment, a camera and a computer with accessories, said Will County sheriff police. The burglary apparently occurred in late July, but was not reported to police until Wednesday when the homeowners returned from an out-of-town trip. Vandalism was reported Monday to a Homer Township residence in the 14700 block of Smith Will County sheriffs police were called after someone noticed a door ajar at the home.
Police found furniture overturned inside the house. Food was thrown onto the kitchen floor and walls. A toolbox containing plumbing tools was stolen last weekend from a pickup truck parked in the 13800 block of Long Run Drive in Homer Township, said Will County sheriffs police. The theft was not reported to authorities until Tuesday Community Hospital in Palos Heights at 5:20 a.m., the Cook County medical examiner's office said. State police said they did not know why Jeziorski was riding his bicycle at that time, or where he was going.
No tickets were issued to the driver of the van. A married couple wanted for retail theft eluded Orland Park and Mokena police Friday night, only to end up overturning their pickup truck in unincorporated New Lenox Township and being admitted to a hospital. The chase began about 6:30 p.m. in Orland Park when a man stole meat from Dominick's Finer Foods, 151st Street and LaGrange Road, Orland Park Police Chief Tim McCarthy said. An Orland Park officer saw and stopped the couple in the described truck on southbound Wolf Road, but the man pulled away when a second squad car approached, McCarthy said.
The two police cars chased the truck southbound on Wolf Road for about a mile, reaching speeds of 60 mph in the 45 mph and 55 mph zones, then ended the chase when the man started to drive erratically and into northbound lanes, McCarthy said. The chase was called off "because of the heavy traffic and wet roads, and it was only a misdemeanor (crime), and the driver was driving erratically" and increasing his speed, McCarthy said. Orland Park police notified. Mokena police because the suspect was driving in that direction. Mokena police received calls from other drivers on Wolf Road about the erratic driving, and Mokena picked up the chase on Francis Road for a short time.
With no police in pursuit, the truck somehow overturned on Francis Road between Regan and Schoolhouse roads about 2 miles west of Wolf Road in unincorporated New Lenox Township less than a half-hour after the alleged theft, authorities said. It was unknown what caused the truck to over-turn. New Lenox Fire Protection District firefighters responded, and had to use airbags and hydraulic tools to lift the truck which was upside down and cut the passenger door to remove the couple, Assistant Fire Chief Gary Kantner said. They were taken to Silver Cross Hospital in Joliet, where they were listed in fair condition late Friday night, a nursing supervisor said. McCarthy said Orland Park police likely would charge them with eluding police and retail theft.
A woman living in the 6700 block of West Park Lane reported Monday that over the past few weeks her lawn ornaments have been vandalized and stolen. The woman found a baby deer from her family of deer lawn ornaments smashed on the road outside her home three weeks ago, The following week she found the father deer's antlers had been broken off. Last weekend a large cement gargoyle was also stolen from the yard. A men's loden colored fishing vest was stolen from a federal express package left in the foyer of a condominium complex in the 7700 block of West Forest Hill Lane Monday. A fishing pole also in the package from L.L.
Bean was not stolen. Three mailboxes were smashed in the 6000 block of Carol Lane Tuesday. A witness reported seeing three or four young men speeding aWay from the scene in a pick up truck. A family living in the 12100 block of South Harold Avenue returned from a weekend away to find their house had been invaded while they were gone. The family noticed a pizza had been cooked in their oven, dirty dishes had been placed in the dishwasher, and eight cans of beer were missing from the refrigerator.
Banana peels were left on the kitchen table and a mountain bike was stolen from the garage. The family reported no signs of forced entry and finally suspected that acquaintances of their teen-age son had found the spare key to the house. Police later found that a neighbor had seen two juveniles in the house over the weekend. The boys told the neighbor they were friends with the teen-age son who lived in the home. A car was stolen from the a driveway in the 12400 block of Nashville Friday.
A Bridgeview man is being sought by police for allegedly soliciting a sexual act from a Palos Heights masseuse July 28. During a relaxation massage at the Keep In Touch therapeutic massage practice, 6600 W. College Drive, the man asked the masseuse if she "worked on troubled areas." When the woman asked him to explain what he meant, he asked her to perform a lewd act. After the masseuse asked the man to leave, he fled. The woman said she is willing to press charges if the man is found.
Police are seeking information about a hit and run accident at David Lane near Victoria about 2:15 p.m. Tuesday that left an 11-year-old boy with a sprained ankle. Police said the boy was riding his bike northbound on David Lane when an older model blue or light gray car sped around the corner and clipped the rear end of the bike and then fled. The boy was thrown to the ground and injured. Anyone with information is asked to call the Oak Forest Police.
Two men and two juveniles were charged Thursday with residential burglary in connection with the break-in of a house in the 16400 block of Roy Street July 29. Michael Grodin, 19, 237 Davis Bolingbrook and Richard Rowan, 19, 13521 LeClaire Crestwood and a 15 year-old Markham girl and a 16-year-old Crestwood boy were charged with burglary, police said. Some of the stolen items, which included jewelry, a compact disc player discs and a videocas-sette recorder, were recovered and returned, police said. A car phone and sunglasses were stolen from a car in the 5900 block of El Morro Lane between Wednesday and Thursday. Michael Cichowicz, 21, 17205 Ashwood Orland Park, was charged with drunken driving and improper lane use after police found him asleep at the wheel of his running car at Victoria Drive and Brianne Lane Wednesday.
Tinley Park Orland Park Homer Township Palos Park Three teen-aged girls reported that a naked man jogged past them at Cherry Creek Avenue and 170th Place in the evening of Aug. 1. He asked to speak with them, but continued on his way when they declined. Two air conditioners were stolen from each of two homes under construction in the 8900 block of Golden Pheasant and the 17900 block of Flamingo Road in the early morning of Aug. 2.
A ring and bracelet were stolen from a dresser in a home in the 16500 block of co*ckwood Trail between June 16 and July 5. Two women were slightly injured and a garage door was dented in the evening of Aug. 1 when a rock was launched into a gathering of several neighbors in a driveway in the 7500 block of Nottingham Drive. Mailboxes were stolen, damaged and later recovered in the 8300 block of 165th Street and the 8000 block of Valley View Drive July 31 or Aug. 1.
A camcorder was stolen from a home in the 6400 block of 179th Street between July 26 and Aug. 1. A 24-year-old Orland Park man was killed early Thursday when he was struck by a van while riding his bike in the 14500 block of Harlem Avenue. Steven Jeziorski, of the 1500 block of Hollyhock Court, was northbound on Harlem at 4:10 a.m. when he was hit by a van traveling in the same direction in a 55-mph zone, Illinois State Police said.
The driver of the van, a 19-year-old Lemont man, told police he did not see Jeziorski pedaling on the 12-inch-wide shoulder of the road in an area amid forest preserves. Jeziorski died in the emergency room at Palos A man suffered minor injuries late Thursday night when he crashed an all-terrain vehicle into a mailbox in Homer Township after a police chase. Edward Mickulas, 22, 1118 E. Division Lockport, was cited for disobeying a traffic signal, attempting to elude a police officer, reckless driving, driving with a revoked license and having np proof of insurance, said Will County sheriffs police. Police started chasing the Yamaha Quad An officer apprehended a known member of the Latin Kings gang, Ronald A.
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A Cook County grand jury indicted 16 Chicago residents and 14 suburban residents with felony fraud and perjury. The suspects allegedly bilked the state out of $3,069 to $14,166 each. Donna M. Hecimovich, 10560 S. Kedzie allegedly accepted $14,166 in unemployment benefits while employed as an administrative assistant for the city's Streets and Sanitation Department.
Others indicted and the amounts they allegedly claimed include: Steven Giwa-Amu, 3980 W. 177th Country Club Hills, Gregory Feranec (also known as Feranee), 11318 S. Nashville, Worth, Allen B. Baker, 3 E. 156th South Holland, Timothy J.
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