Carjacking incidents have been on the rise in Cook County’s suburbs, and communities such as Tinley Park are taking steps to combat it, such as deploying more surveillance cameras.
Roe Conn, with Cook County Sheriff Tom Dart's office, speaks Thursday at a carjacking seminar at the Tinley Park Convention Center.
Conn is a former radio talk show host brought on by Dart last year as a senior project manager concentrating on carjackings. A trend graph shows there were 95 carjackings in the suburbs over the first six months of 2021 compared with 41 incidents over the same period in 2020, then year-over-year figures for the remaining months were approximately equal.
[Most read] Women reassessed their careers during the pandemic, but for many, one goal remains unchanged: homeownershipThe bill would also require carmakers to provide law enforcement with information about the tracking capabilities of vehicles based on the model, year and version, he said. Glotz said he hoped the information provided at the seminar will “help prevent from happening to my daughter from happening to you or someone that you love.”
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