Chicago Tribune

Prosecutors in Wyoming have amended their complaint against William Bricker, after a third person recently came forward with sexual assault allegations against the former Winnetka teacher.

A Michigan judge has ordered William Bricker to undergo a psychiatric evaluation to determine if the former Winnetka teacher is competent enough to understand his pending extradition to Wyoming.

Car burglars have been out in full force in recent months, and Northfield police are warning residents after more than a dozen vehicles were recently burglarized.

The Winnetka Police Department is currently seeking a suspect who attempted to make fraudulent charges to a New Trier High School credit card.

Thieves made away with approximately $6,000 worth of holiday decorations that were awaiting installation at a Northfield auto dealership.

A Catholic priest who served Wilmette's St. Francis Xavier church from 1974 to 1984 became embroiled in multiple sex abuse allegations after he retired from the church in 1992, according to documents released Thursday by the Archdiocese of Chicago.

The following items were taken from Wilmette police reports:

After picking up a rider on the morning of Feb. 10 in Winnetka, 303 Taxi driver Eid "Eddie" Yahya received a most surprising phone call.

More than a year after their daughter was killed by a drunken driver while away at college, a Winnetka couple is left with a bedroom full of her possessions and their memories, but little sense of justice.

Winnetka police are investigating a report of gunshots fired on Sheridan Road early April 3, police said.

A Wisconsin judge has sentenced a 20-year-old Kenilworth man to probation in relation to a 2014 sexual assault, which took place on the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus.

A Winnetka resident was charged with felony identity theft after making 90 unauthorized transactions totaling at least $10,000 from a fellow resident's bank account, police said.

The following arrests were listed among official police reports. Readers are reminded that an arrest does not constitute a finding of guilt. Only a court of law can make that determination.

The following incidents were listed in the official reports of the Winnetka and Northfield police departments. Readers are reminded that an arrest does not constitute a finding of guilt. Only a court of law can make that determination.

The following items were taken from the Winnetka and Northfield police department reports and press releases. An arrest does not constitute a finding of guilt.

The following items were taken from Winnetka and Northfield police department reports and press releases. An arrest does not constitute a finding of guilt.

The following items were taken from the Winnetka and Northfield police department reports and press releases. An arrest does not constitute a finding of guilt.

Northbrook police say the Felony Lane Gang may be preying on Chicago-area parked cars, looking for credit cards.

Third victim brings sexual abuse allegations against William Bricker

Michigan judge orders Bricker to undergo mental health evaluation

Rash of car burglaries hit Northfield, prompting police warning

Thieves attempt to use New Trier High School credit card

Decorative holiday snowflakes stolen from Northfield car dealership

Abuse allegations against former St. Francis Xavier priest dated back to 1954

Blotter: Several cars burglarized in Wilmette

Blotter: Prada bag, DVD player stolen from vehicle in Winnetka

Crime briefs: Van strikes mailbox in Northfield

Cabbie honored for driving suspect to officers

Family of Winnetka student killed in DUI crash says justice remains elusive

Winnetka police investigate reports of gunshots on Sheridan Road

Kenilworth man sentenced to probation for Wisconsin sexual assault

Winnetka man accused of stealing more than $10,000 from fellow resident

Police Blotter: Thief uses Winnetka credit card to buy $9,000 in goods online

Police Blotter: Willow underpass, Green Bay Trail wall defaced

Winnetka police: Tree removed from property

Police Blotter: Oakley burglary nets more than $10,000 in goods

Police Blotter: $550 bench stolen from resident's property

Northbrook police chief: Vehicle burglary ring may be back in suburbs