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Police Reports
To
obtain a copy of a police report:
A
complaint number may suffice for insurance purposes, however there may be
instances when a copy of the case report is desired. It is the policy of the
Northlake Police Department to make available to victims, a copy of that portion
of the case report which verifies that an accident or injury, loss or damage has
been reported to the Northlake Police Department. A copy of the case report may
be obtained after five (5) working days from the date the incident was reported.
To obtain a copy of the report, send a check or money order, payable to the City
of Northlake in the amount of $5.00 along with a self-addressed stamped envelope
to:
Northlake Police Department
Records Division
55 E. North Avenue
Northlake, Illinois 60164
(708) 531-5755
Include
the following information with your request:
- Victim's name and address (or person reporting crime)
- Type of incident
- Address of occurrence
- Date of occurrence
- Complaint number.
Court Information
All
arrests and citations other than parking and compliance violations are
transmitted to the States Attorney's Office at the Maywood location. Every other
Tuesday at 9:00 a.m. and again at 1:30 p.m., Northlake Police Officers appear in
court to offer testimony in those cases which require a mandatory appearance by
the arrestee or in those cases where the violator is requesting a hearing before
a judge.
Administrative
Adjudication of Parking and Ordinance Violations:
Administrative hearings for parking and compliance violations can be
requested by citation recipients. This is a hearing by an adjudicator for those
who contest the merit of an alleged violation or believe that there are
mitigating circumstances for the violation. The hearings are held primarily on
the third Tuesday of each month at 6:00 p.m. at the City of Northlake Municipal
Building located at:
55 E. North Avenue
Northlake, Illinois 60164
(708) 531-5755
Requests
for hearings must be received at the Northlake Police Department at
least two days in advance of the hearing date.
Procedure
for non-residents: Persons who are not residents of the City may
contest the merits of the alleged violation without attending a hearing as
provided herein by submitting a waiver of hearing and a notarized statement of
facts specifying grounds for challenging the citation. Such documentation must
be received by the Parking Administrator at least two days in advance of the
hearing date.
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