SATURDAY, JAN. 8
High Chair Bar Stools
Samantha M. Daley, 20, of the 14400 block of High Road in Lockport, was charged with underage consumption of alcohol. Police were called to around 1 a.m. for a fight in the women’s bathroom. The victim told police Daley hit her in the head with a toilet stall door, though she refused to press charges.
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Sena S. Alzayed, 19, of the 13800 of Tallgrass Trail in Orland Park, was also charged with underage consumption alcohol and obstructing justice for providing police with a fake birth date, according to the report.
The bar owner was charged with serving the minors.
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It’s a Wonderful Life
Henry M. Capra, 27, of the 4200 block of 95th Street in Oak Lawn, was charged with aggravated driving under the influence, DUI, operating an uninsured motor vehicle, speeding and driving on a suspended license. Police stopped Capra around 1:45 a.m. near LaGrange Road and 153rd Street for speeding and weaving between lanes, according to the report.
The assistant state’s attorney on call that night upgraded the DUI charge to aggravated DUI because Capra's license had been previously suspended on a drinking and driving charge and because he failed to show to court, police said.
The Wrong Crowd
Brenda F. Clark, 56, of the 9200 block of Racine Avenue in Chicago, was charged with retail theft. Orland Square Mall security told police that Clark hid a $20 watch in her sweatshirt and left the department store around 7:45 p.m. without paying. Clark later told police she knew what she did was wrong and that she was “following the wrong crowd,” according to the report.
Affliction Apparel
Nicholas D. Schutzenhofer, 20, of the 12300 block of Warren Drive in Mokena, was charged with retail theft. Mall security told police that Schutzenhofer hid $218 worth of Affliction t-shirts and jeans in a bag and then left the clothing store around 8 p.m. without paying. Police found a pair of wire cutters on Schutzenhofer that were used to cut security tags, according to the report.
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