Jacob Hadary, 25, and Joshua Hadary, 33, both of the 8600 block of National Ave., Niles, were each charged with one count of domestic battery after a July 27 incident which began on their block. Niles police worked in conjunction with Morton Grove police because parts of the incident happened in both towns. Niles police said that according to the older brother, the incident began when the two began arguing over the use of their grandfather's car.
The younger brother was going to leave in the car, but the older brother followed him to the car and began yelling, according to the older brother's account, police said. The younger brother told the older brother he was going to leave and to shut the driver's side door, but the older brother refused, according to the report. The younger brother put the car into gear anyway and started to move, and he noticed the driver's side door struck the older brother lightly.
The younger brother said the older brother punched him in the face and pulled him out of the car, according to the report, and the two began fighting on the ground while the car rolled backwards onto a curb. The younger brother stated that he was able to break free and get inside the car and drive off, police said.
The Officer observed the following injuries on the older brother: small cuts to his face, several lacerations to his right-hand knuckles, a laceration behind his left leg, a scrape to his left shoulder, and a bandaged middle finger to his left hand. The Officer observed the following injuries to the younger brother: a small cut to his face, a scrape on his right wrist, a cut under his left arm, and a bandage on his right shoulder. Their court date was July 29 at the Cook County courthouse in Skokie.
Two Women Charged With Retail Theft; One Gets Felony Charge
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Sahara Weirich, 21, of Mount Prospect was charged with felony retail theft, and Lauren Minkler, 21, of the same address in Mount Prospect, was charged with retail theft after a security agent at a Golf Mill Shopping Center store observed them taking merchandise out of the store without paying for it, according to the report.
The security agent stopped both women after they left the store, but one said she would burn him with her cigarette, and the other was swinging her keys in his direction, before they both ran to their vehicle and drove away, police said. With the help of dispatch, police found their car in traffic and stopped them. Police said Weirich had taken $435 worth of clothing and other items, and Minkler had taken $150 worth. Minkler's court date is Sept. 6 in the Skokie courthouse; Weirich was held for a bond hearing.
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