The Buffalo Grove resident also pretended to be an FBI agent, prosecutor, and a criminal defense attorney to defraud the victims.
The 68-year-old Lake Forest woman was also charged with operating an uninsured motor vehicle.
The store, located at 1455 Lake Cook Road, was evacuated Monday night and temporarily closed as officers conducted an investigation.
Officers will target impaired and distracted drivers during the upcoming holiday period, starting Friday through March 23.
Police said while it's unknown when the device had been taken, but the last communication from it took place in January.
Ja'Nya Murphy was strangled to death at her home, while her 1-year-old daughter was kidnapped, and later found dead in an Indiana pond.
The 17-year-old crashed into a tree after losing control of his car Monday morning and was pronounced dead at the scene in Deer Park.
The 59-year-old Buffalo Grove man was arrested and charged at the Buffalo Grove Police Department.
The 17-year-old driver was pronounced dead at the scene Monday in Deer Park, according to police.
Officer Aeden Young received a Special Commendation Award as well at Monday's Buffalo Grove Village Board meeting.
The resident said the caller was able to obtain money by posing as police.
The department says it was assisting the Illinois State Police Wednesday in a pre-planned arrest operation.
Police said the arrest occurred last weekend in the 300 block of N. McHenry.
The 23-year-old was also charged with reckless conduct, driving on a suspended license, and disobeying a traffic control device and signal.
Police said he was later identified and was given an adjudication citation for damage to property, as well as a trespass warning.
Police said the theft occurred on a 2017 Honda CRV during the overnight hours.
An associate pastor at Buffalo Grove's St. Mary Catholic Church has been asked to live away from parish premises.
The 43-year-old was also charged with improper lane usage following his arrest last weekend, according to police.
Police said the Palatine resident died Tuesday after another car struck his broken down car, as well as a school bus, in Deer Park.
Another vehicle struck the disabled car Tuesday, as well as a school bus, according to witnesses.
The annual survey, courtesy of the police department, was mailed to 1,500 Buffalo Grove residents and business owners.
The 34-year-old also possessed ammunition without a FOID card, according to police.
The enforcement campaign resulted in 79 citations for seat belt violations, speeding, distracted/impaired driving, and other offenses.
Police said the person with the gun was not the aggressor during the dispute.
They were issued an adjudication citation for damage to property, according to police.
The crash, which occurred Thursday night in Long Grove, remains under investigation.
Tomas Stundzia, 48, was last seen in Buffalo Grove on Sunday, according to police.
A steering column in the truck was also damaged, according to police.
Part of the "Click It or Ticket" and "Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over" campaigns, the holiday initiative ran from Nov. 21 to Dec. 2.
The residential burglaries occurred in unincorporated Lake County, Lincolnshire, and Highland Park.
The Kenosha resident is also accused of disobeying a traffic control device, improper lane usage, and failure to signal when required.
Autopsy results were released Monday and an investigation into the cause of the incident continues.
Damages were estimated to be around $100, according to police.
The Buffalo Grove man is also accused of obstructing a peace officer and unlawful restraint.
The specialized device is designed to alert people who are deaf or hard of hearing in the event of a fire.
Nearby schools were placed on lockdown Thursday as a number of local police departments worked to secure the hotel and arrest a suspect.
The incident occurred Wednesday night near the entrance to the Plaza Verde shopping center.
Police were asking motorists to find alternate routes Wednesday night.
The incident occurred Tuesday night on Milwaukee Avenue near Knightsbridge Parkway.
The Village Board will vote Monday night on a resolution that would formally prohibit the use of property for immigration enforcement.