Area North detectives yesterday issued another alert to warn Lakeview residents of home burglaries. The alert focuses on six incidents, although many more break-ins have been reported.
The six listed break-ins occurred:
- January 29 in the 1300 block of W. Eddy around 6:45PM
- February 2 in the 1300 block of W. Eddy between 6AM and 6PM
- February 5 in the 3200 block of N. Clifton between 6PM and 9PM
- February 5 in the 3300 block of N. Halsted between 10PM and 7AM
- February 7 in the 1100 block of W. Addison between 2AM and 3AM
- February 15 in the 1200 block of W. Melrose between 5:30AM and 10:30PM
While police have made several burglary arrests in recent weeks, break-ins continue to plague the area. Lakeview burglaries were up 80% in January compared to the same month last year.
In the 44th ward, which includes most of Wrigleyville and Boystown, burglaries were up over 100% last month.
Here’s a list of other recent burglaries that have been confirmed by the Chicago Police Department:
DATE | BLOCK | TYPE OF ENTRY | LOCATION |
January 24 | 300 W BARRY AVE | UNLAWFUL ENTRY | GARAGE |
January 24 | 3700 N JANSSEN AVE | UNLAWFUL ENTRY | GARAGE |
January 25 | 3600 N JANSSEN AVE | ATTEMPT FORCIBLE | RESIDENCE |
January 25 | 3600 N JANSSEN AVE | ATTEMPT FORCIBLE | RESIDENCE |
January 25 | 3700 N JANSSEN AVE | UNLAWFUL ENTRY | APARTMENT |
January 27 | 600 W IRVING PARK RD | UNLAWFUL ENTRY | APARTMENT |
January 29 | 900 W SHERIDAN RD | FORCIBLE ENTRY | APARTMENT |
January 29 | 1200 W OAKDALE AVE | FORCIBLE ENTRY | RESIDENCE |
February 1 | 600 W BARRY AVE | FORCIBLE ENTRY | OTHER |
February 1 | 800 W GRACE ST | UNLAWFUL ENTRY | APARTMENT |
February 2 | 900 W NEWPORT AVE | UNLAWFUL ENTRY | BARBERSHOP |
February 2 | 2900 N LINCOLN AVE | FORCIBLE ENTRY | ATHLETIC CLUB |
February 7 | 3000 N SOUTHPORT AVE | FORCIBLE ENTRY | RESIDENCE |
February 7 | 600 W WELLINGTON AVE | ATTEMPT FORCIBLE | CHURCH |
February 9 | 3300 N RACINE AVE | FORCIBLE ENTRY | RESIDENCE |
“Forcible entry” means that the offenders forced their way in, typically by breaking through a door or window. “Unlawful Entry” means that no force was used–a window left unlocked, for example.
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