New video released Tuesday shows a thief swiping letters from a blue mailbox in the northwest suburbs.
Police in both Norridge and Harwood Heights say they are tracking a surge in mail theft and check fraud – with at least 40 victims in the last six months.
Police say thieves somehow opened up a blue mailbox near the Norridge Village Hall and stole mail twice in the past three and a half months. It is a brazen crime, considering the police station is on the next block over. She learned someone somehow had stolen the check and changed the recipient name, the date, and the dollar amount — from $94.22 to $6,200.22.Norridge police say they have taken 40 mail theft reports so far this year.
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