An Arlington Heights man also faces firearm charges, while other arrests included DUI, domestic battery and an order-of-protection violation
The campaign runs Aug. 14 through Sept. 8 and will target impaired driving, seat belt violations and other dangerous behavior.
Police also reported aggravated battery, retail theft, harassment and criminal trespass charges during the past week.
The Arlington Heights program will feature surveillance equipment, covert cameras and other tools used by licensed investigators.
The monthlong enforcement effort also resulted in four arrests, police said.
Officers said a police K-9 helped locate the 22-year-old nearly 2½ hours after he ran from the vehicle.
Police also reported five DUI arrests, along with battery, theft, property damage and criminal trespass charges.
More than 150 nearby residents logged over 1,000 complaints before Prestige Feed Products stopped operating its plant in late 2025.
Anthony Richert, 43, had been missing since June 25 after leaving home without medication required for several medical conditions.
The suspect struck occupied vehicles, tried to enter several of them and caused multiple crashes before two motorists restrained him.
Authorities have not identified the remains found Saturday evening while searching for Anthony Richert, who has been missing since June 25.
Police also reported arrests involving domestic battery, an order-of-protection violation, DUI and retail theft during the week.
Police said Anthony Richert, 43, requires medication he does not have with him and has not been seen since June 25.
Arrests reported over the two-week period also involved domestic battery, retail theft, fleeing police and multiple DUI charges.
The lawsuit alleges Clearbrook failed to follow Emily Kasanga’s care plan, which required close supervision while eating.
Officials said a gas line attached to a rice cooker broke while an employee was cleaning behind it.
Kuljeet Singh Kang, 29, was arrested on suspicion of leaving the scene of a fatal injury crash and reckless homicide, police said.
Arlington Heights police also reported incidents involving reckless driving and a violation of bail bond.
Police said there is no threat to the public, but officers remain near Wildflower Court while completing the investigation.
The Rolling Meadows man was placed on electronic monitoring and ordered to stay away from children and the shopping center.
The 13-year-old had last been seen late Monday near Lions Park after leaving home on foot.
Recent arrests also included domestic battery, warrant, vandalism and ordinance violation cases, according to police.
An electric hoverboard ignited inside a home prompting a response from a number of area fire departments.
Metra officials said the man was taken to a hospital after being struck by an outbound train Thursday morning.
Police reports include arrests on charges of domestic battery, unlawful use of a weapon, fleeing and eluding, retail theft.
Scotty J. Stuck was taken to Advocate Lutheran General Hospital after the crash involving a motorcycle and SUV, police said.
The charges stem from a shooting last week involving two 15-year-old boys and a 14-year-old boy.
A motorcyclist and passenger on the bike were killed in the crash with an SUV, village officials say.
Cyber tips led investigators to a local home and grocery store before felony charges were approved, officials said.
Jack Murray, 24, was killed during a mental health crisis; attorneys called the settlement the largest of its kind in Illinois.
The Independence Day campaign will focus on impaired driving and seat belt violations starting Friday through July 6.
The reported assault happened Saturday afternoon on the top level of the Eastman Parking Garage.
Arlington Heights police said detectives also recovered a potential image of the suspect riding a bicycle before the attack.
A Good Samaritan called 911 after being flagged down by an 18-year-old woman who was distressed on the side of the road.
The lawsuit alleges a 26-year-old man with Down syndrome and autism suffered severe injuries at the PURSUIT program.
Police are asking motorists to avoid the area of Northwest Highway and Patton Avenue while officers investigate.
The 72-year-old had been ordered to have no contact with the victim due to their fear of harm.
Police said the deceased adult male has been tentatively identified, but his name is being withheld pending family notification.
The Wednesday afternoon crash remains under investigation.
The latest discovery marks the third body found in ponds located in the Northwest suburbs since the beginning of April.