Woman Charged With Drug Item Possession: Police Blotter

THURSDAY, AUG. 1

Drug Paraphernalia

Police arrested Jillian D. Lukes, 27, of the 1100 block of Iroquois, Naperville, after a 12:39 a.m. traffic stop at Butterfield Road and Route 53. She was charged with possession of drug paraphernalia and obstructing identification. She was also cited for speeding, driver's license classification violation and driving while license suspended. Lukes was transported to the Downers Grove Police Department for processing. She was released on I-bond with an Aug. 28 court date at the DuPage County Courthouse.

WEDNESDAY, JULY 31

$2,000 Laptop, Briefcase Stolen

A man's Dell $2,000 laptop, a $50 black briefcase and other items were taken from his vehicle outside a restaurant on the 1800 block of Butterfield Road. The incident occurred sometime between 7 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. The man did not realize he had been burglarized until he left the restaurant and got on I-355. That's when he saw that his rear passenger side window was broken, according to a police report. He returned to the restaurant and contacted police.

An officer observed broken glass on the ground of the restaurant parking lot where the man had his car. The briefcase also had a money clip inside with the man's driver's license, FOID card and his company parking card. The license was registered as stolen and photographs of the scene were submitted into evidence.

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