The following incidents were included in the official reports of the Northbrook Police Department for the week of March 1 through March 7. Any persons listed are assumed to be innocent until found guilty by a court of law. It is the policy of this site to not to print the names af anyone under 18 years of age or those whose age cannot be determined from the police report.

ALCOHOL
On Monday it was reported that Lorraine F. Raemer of 22665 Eleanor in Kildeer was at PF Chang with her two young children while intoxicated. Police watched her get into her car and start the engine. She was stopped before leaving the property and taken to the police station for processing and released on bond.

On Wednesday it was reported that Jay E. Cohen of 2150 Valencia Dr. in Northbrook was stopped for a routine traffic violation and charged with DUI. He was taken to the police department for processing and released on bond.

On Saturday it was reported that Eugene R. Johns of 1901 Oakwood in Northbrook was charged with DUI after being stopped for a routine traffic violation. He was taken to the police station for processing and released on bond.

On Saturday at Dundee and Skokie it was reported that Andres Conda of 109 Del Rio in Carpentersville was charge with DUI behind the Marathon. He was taken into custody, processed and released on bond.

BURGLARY
On Monday homeowners reported returning home to their residence on the 2400 block of Woodlawn and finding the outside door to their garage pried open. Dresser drawers were reported opened and jewelry boxes were found on the bed. Nothing significant was reported missing.

On Tuesday an occupant at the Northbrook Sheraton reported that someone entered his room and took a watch, cuff links, an electronic book reader and $50 of downloaded books on the reader. Loss is estimated at $4,850.

On Tuesday a woman on the 1900 block of Brentwood reported returning home and noticing the television on and DVDs on the floor in the living room. She left the home and waited for police to arrive. Police found various dresser and cabinet doors open around the house. The homeowner reported jewelry items missing.

DRUGS
On Sunday at Farnsworth and Western it was reported that John B. Mulhall of 2433 Illinois in Northbrook was charged with Possession of Cannabis after being stopped for a routine traffic violation. He was taken to the police department for processing after paramedics took him to Glenbrook Hospital for anxiety.

On Tuesday it was reported that Jeremy A. York of 401 W. Fullerton in Chicago was charged with Possession of Cannabis after being stopped for a routine traffic violation. He was taken to the police station for processing and later turned over to Wilmette Police for other charges pending.

On Wednesday it was reported that Boris Kholodenko of 528 Cherry in Glenview was charged with Possession of Cannabis and Possession of Drug Paraphernalia. Brandon Timberlake of 442 Irvine Ct. in Wheeling was charged with DUI-Drugs after both were seen smoking marijuana in a beige Olds Cutlass at Dundee and Landwehr. They were taken to the police station for processing and released on bond.

THEFT
On Monday at Garden Fresh on Skokie Blvd. a woman reported she left a blue purse in her cart after she put her groceries in her car. She got out of the car but the cart and purse containing a wallet, driver’s license, Visa, American Express credit card, medical information and $100. were missing.

On Tuesday at Whole Foods loss prevention staff reported that Gabrielle N. Shoykhet of 3824 Oak Ave. in Northbrook attempted to leave the store without paying for a tube of cold sore cream valued at $11.99. She was issued a ticket and released

On Thursday Scott Schlansky of 4023 Applewood Ln. in Northbrook was charged with Residential Burglary. Police responded to information that Mr. Schlansky was staying at The Baymont Inn in Elk Grove Village. He was taken to the police station for processing and held until Skokie bond court.

On Thursday on the 300 block of Anjou Dr. it was reported that someone took a GBN Booster cheerleading sign valued at $30 from the front lawn.

On Friday staff at Louis Vuitton reported that two females came in the store and made a purchase. Later, after a review of the security tapes it was determined that one of the women had taken three purse charms and three wallets with a total value of $3290.

On Saturday at GBN a student reported that a wallet was taken from his bag during a swimming event held at Glenbrook North High School.