The following reports were provided by the Glenview Police Department.
Residential Burglary Reports
On Dec. 4, a resident on the 4100 block of Cove Ln. reported someone broke into their home through a window and stole several credit cards, according to police.
On Dec. 5, a resident on the 0-100 block of Washington St. reported someone burglarized their home after entering through a back door, according to police. A computer and jewelry, combined worth about $10,000.00, were taken, police said.
On Dec. 5, a resident on the 700 block of Indian Rd. reported someone burglarized their home after entering through a back door, police said. Several rooms were ransacked and $100.00 were stolen, according to police.
On Dec. 5, someone burglarized a home on the 2800 block of Central Rd., according to police. Method of entry is unknown and light fixtures worth about $360.00 were stolen, police said.
On Dec. 6, someone burglarized a home on the 3100 block of Valcour Dr., according to police. An uninstalled kitchen oven worth about $2,500 was taken, police said.
On Dec. 7, someone on the 2100 block of Ammer Ridge reported their home was burglarized, according to police. Entry was made through an unlocked door, and cash and jewelry worth about $1,400.00 were taken, police said.
On Dec. 9, a resident on the 600 block of Arbor Ln. reported someone burglarized their home, according to police. Several rooms were ransacked but it's unclear whether anything was taken, police said.
What Kind of Phone Costs $737?
On Dec. 3, someone reported their phone, worth about $737.00, was stolen from a business on the 2100 block of Willow Rd. after it was left briefly unattended on a table in a public area, police said.
Forgery
On Dec. 7, a representative for a business on the 2200 block of Willow Rd. reported someone passed counterfeit dollar bills to store cashiers on two separate occasions, according to police. The bills were altered $5.00 dollar bills made out to look like $100.00 bills, police say.
Stolen Identity/Stolen Cable
On Dec. 8, a Glenview resident reported someone used their personal information to open a cable television account at a residence in Chicago, according to police.
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