Ex-Boyfriend Ignored 'No', Charged With Domestic Battery

David Warda, 26, of Chicago was charged with domestic battery after a Niles woman, who identified him as her ex-boyfriend, got into an argument with him. She returned to her home in Niles on Washington Street at 1 a.m. Sept. 6 and permitted him to stay at her apartment. He had a few drinks, then began to make advances, which she refused. He persisted, pulled off her clothes and, despite her repeated requests to stop, had sex with her. After she reported the incident later in the morning, police observed a bruise on her. She declined to press charges, but pursued an order of protection. Police issued a domestic violence form. The offender voluntarily came to the Niles police department and was charged. His court date is Sept. 22 in the Skokie branch of the Cook County courts.

Man's credit card bilked for $320

A 49-year-old Niles man reported that when he received his credit card statement, he found unauthorized charges of $1.72 for Bridal Guide America and $319.74 for newegg.com. Police called newegg.com and learned the charge was for an "Apple Time Capsule." The representative said the company's fraud department would follow up with Niles police.