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Chicago police investigate break-ins at 13 Lincoln Park businesses

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Chicago police investigate break-ins at 13 Lincoln Park businesses — Glen Ellyn Business news

A group of men targeted multiple businesses in Chicago’s Lincoln Park neighborhood early Tuesday, police said.Lincoln Park break-ins investigatedThe break-ins happened around 3:56 a.m. in the 2400 and 2500 blocks of North Clark Street, according to Chicago police.Police said the group exited a white vehicle and broke the glass doors and windows of multiple businesses before returning to the vehicle and fleeing eastbound.The businesses targeted included Sultan’s Market, Kala Modern Greek, CM Chicken, Doner 97, The Other Side Bar, Little Bit Cleaner, Top Cleaners, UPS, Great Clips, Moonbowls, Molly’s Cupcakes, Aloha Eats and Epic Snack Shack.Cash registers were removed from several businesses. Police said a complete list of the stolen proceeds was not available.Area Three detectives are investigating. No arrests were reported.Ald. Timmy Knudsen, who represents the 43rd Ward, said his office is working with Chicago police and local business groups following the break-ins."Last night, mult

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