CPD: Over Half a Dozen Northwest Side Businesses Burglarized in Nearly 24 Hours
Multiple Incidents Reported Across Jefferson Park, Norwood Park, Irving Park, and Bucktown
Police Investigate Series of Burglaries
Chicago police are investigating a series of burglaries across the Northwest Side after more than half a dozen businesses were targeted within about 24 hours. The incidents occurred between around 4:30 a.m. Sunday and 4:30 a.m. Monday, with the suspects breaking windows to gain entry and stealing items.
ATM Machines Among Items Stolen
In several cases, the suspects stole ATM machines, including one convenience store in the 3400 block of West Irving Park Road, where the ATM was ripped right out of the building. A similar incident occurred Monday morning at a grocery store on West Diversey Avenue in East Lakeview, where the suspects wrapped the ATM in chains and ripped it out through the front of the building using a red SUV.
Suspects Described as Males Wearing Dark Clothing and Face Masks
The suspects are described as two to three males wearing dark clothing, face masks, and gloves. They were seen driving a silver sedan and, in some cases, a dark-colored sedan.
Police Urge Public to Come Forward with Information
Anyone with information is asked to call police at 312-746-6000.
Conclusion
The recent string of burglaries on the Northwest Side highlights the importance of being vigilant and taking steps to protect one’s business. It is crucial for business owners to stay informed about any suspicious activity in their area and to report any incidents to the authorities.
FAQs
* What is the estimated timeframe for the burglaries?
+ The burglaries occurred between around 4:30 a.m. Sunday and 4:30 a.m. Monday.
* What items were stolen during the burglaries?
+ The items stolen included cash, merchandise, and ATM machines.
* What is the description of the suspects?
+ The suspects are described as two to three males wearing dark clothing, face masks, and gloves.
* How can I report any information about the burglaries?
+ Anyone with information is asked to call police at 312-746-6000.
