High-end car dealerships struck by thieves in Hinsdale
Thieves target high-end car dealerships in Hinsdale
Police are searching for a suspect in the break in of several luxury car dealerships on Ogden Avenue in Hinsdale.
HINSDALE, Ill. - Police are searching for a suspect in the break in of two luxury car dealerships overnight in west suburban Hinsdale.
Police from multiple western suburbs and Illinois state troopers responded to the burglaries about 2:30 a.m. at Continental AutoSports Ferrari and Land Rover Hinsdale on East Ogden Avenue, west of I-294.
Officers searched a Chrysler 300 left against the wall of one of the dealerships, which they say was stolen from Chicago.
A 19-year-old rollerblader was in the hospital with serious injuries after hitching onto a moving car and falling early Saturday.
Police were called to the 700 block of East Ogden Avenue at 12:44 a.m. Saturday. The driver of the car, also 19, purposely drove the vehicle with the rollerblader holding on from the outside.
The rollerblader is in stable condition, police said. The driver was arrested and criminal charges are expected to be forwarded to the Milwaukee County District Attorney’s Office in the coming days.
Both the driver and rollerblader are from Milwaukee, according to police.
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Teen struck by car, injured, during roller skating stunt
MILWAUKEE- A 19-year-old is in serious, but stable, condition, after police say they were run over by a car early this morning.
The police report says the man was holding onto the vehicle as it drove when he lost his grip, fell, and was subsequently run over. The man sustained serious injuries in the accident and was taken to the hospital where he’s in stable condition.
The accident happened just before 1 o’clock this morning in the 700 block of East Ogden Avenue on Milwaukee’s lower east side.
The driver of the vehicle, another 19 year old from Milwaukee was arrested.
Three digital kiosks at Milwaukee streetcar stops were installed the week of March 29 with plans to eventually expand to 35 total.
The first three were installed at stops at the Intermodal Station, Burns Commons on the lower east side and Cathedral Square, according to the Department of Public Works.
Twelve more will be installed in the next phase, all on streetcar stops with the exception of East Ogden Avenue at North Astor Street eastbound and East St. Paul Avenue at North Plankinton Avenue westbound, where the stops were too small.
The long-term plan is to install others in high-traffic areas downtown to integrate the streetcar route and downtown destinations, according to DPW.