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A witness sees a juvenile steal a bicycle from a garage in Elmhurst, according to a police report. The suspect is later caught, police said. (Shutterstock)
ELMHURST, IL In the last few days, Elmhurst police have handled cases involving a knife-wielding driver, a bicycle theft, a dog bite, missing medication, fraud, DUIs and stolen property. Here is information from the latest Elmhurst police reports:
Knife-wielding driver
A bicyclist told police that he was riding on Spring Road when a man honked at him and displayed a knife about 4 p.m. Thursday. The driver said he honked his horn at the bicyclist, who he said was weaving in the roadway. He alleged the bicyclist reached into his car, so the driver took out a folding knife and said he was calling the police. Neither person wished to file complaints.
The ‘quirky uncle’ to Hudson House a tavern named D.L. Mack’s to open near SMU
D.L. Mack’s is a Chicago-inspired American restaurant and bar.
D.L. Mack s is expected to open in September 2021 on Hillcrest Avenue in University Park, across the street from SMU and very close to Snider Plaza.(Ben Torres / Special Contributor)
2:39 PM on May 20, 2021 CDT
Biscuit Bar quietly closed on Hillcrest Avenue in University Park, and by September 2021, a new tavern named D.L. Mack’s is expected to take its place.
The restaurant is described as a Chicago-style bar and restaurant inspired by the brownstones in Lincoln Park. “D.L. Mack’s might be the oldest new restaurant to open this year,” says a press release, noting its “worn-in post-prohibition” vibe.