A driver was arrested for DUI early Halloween morning after Clarendon Hills officers found a vehicle parked at a closed business on Holmes Avenue.

The arrest was one of six incidents Chief of Police Edward Leinweber detailed in the department's Nov. 6 weekly activity report to Village Manager Paul Dalen. The log covers Oct. 30 through Nov. 4.

Officers spotted the vehicle at 3:02 a.m. Oct. 31 and made contact with the driver. They observed signs of alcohol impairment, administered field sobriety tests and took the driver into custody for DUI. The vehicle was towed.

Hit-and-run under investigation

Officers are investigating a hit-and-run reported Nov. 3 at an apartment complex parking lot on 58th Street. The victim told police the vehicle's rear bumper and side door had been damaged sometime during the prior afternoon or evening. Officers met with the victim at 4:33 p.m. and said they are following up on a potential lead.

Two license violations in four days

On Nov. 1 at 1:38 p.m., the driver involved in a minor traffic accident on Colfax was found to have a suspended license and an outstanding arrest warrant for failure to appear. The driver received citations for both violations and was released with a court date.

Three days later, on Nov. 4 at 2:02 p.m., officers stopped a vehicle traveling on 55th Street near Prospect for missing registration. The driver's license turned out to be revoked. Citations were issued, a mandatory court date was set and the vehicle was towed.

Other incidents

Also on Nov. 4, a driver stopped for speeding westbound on Ogden Avenue at 8:14 p.m. was found to have an outstanding arrest warrant. The driver was processed on the warrant, cited for speeding and released with a court date.

The week's log also included a fraud report filed Oct. 30. A victim told officers a check they had written was washed and cashed for a different amount. The victim was working with their financial institution, according to the report.

According to Leinweber's report, four officers attended training to become certified breathalyzer machine operators during the same period. Officer Gerstenkorn attended a two-day "Train the Trainer" course on high-risk vehicle stops.

Residents with information about the 58th Street hit-and-run or other incidents can contact the Clarendon Hills Police Department at 630-286-5460.