Elmhurst Resident Charged with Disorderly Conduct in Own Neighborhood

Several other arrests made in Elmhurst for domestic battery, aggravated assault, theft, and DUI

Apr. 14, 2026 at 5:06pm

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An extreme close-up photograph of a cracked car side mirror against a pitch-black background, conceptually illustrating the property damage and vandalism incidents reported in Elmhurst.A recent wave of targeted property damage exposes tensions over public safety and the role of law enforcement in Elmhurst.Elmhurst Today

In recent days, Elmhurst police have charged several individuals with various offenses, including a 44-year-old Elmhurst man accused of disorderly conduct for waking up his neighbors by banging on their doors, a 33-year-old Elmhurst man arrested for domestic battery, a 41-year-old Streamwood man charged with aggravated assault and criminal damage, a 38-year-old Markham man arrested for theft of services and marijuana possession, and multiple DUI arrests.

Why it matters

These incidents highlight the ongoing challenges Elmhurst faces with public disturbances, domestic violence, property crimes, and impaired driving, issues that impact community safety and quality of life. The arrests demonstrate the police department's efforts to address these problems and hold offenders accountable.

The details

According to the report, the 44-year-old Elmhurst man was cited for disorderly conduct after waking up his neighbors by banging on their doors around 12:30 AM on Sunday. The 33-year-old Elmhurst man was arrested for domestic battery after admitting to pushing someone during an argument at his home on Saturday evening. A 41-year-old Streamwood man was charged with aggravated assault and criminal damage after allegedly smashing a woman's mirror while they were stuck in traffic on March 30. The 38-year-old Markham man was arrested for theft of services and marijuana possession after refusing to pay his fare to a limo service at a local hotel. Several other DUI arrests were also made over the weekend, including a 20-year-old Niles woman, a 28-year-old Oak Park woman, a 44-year-old Mount Vernon man, and a 35-year-old Bensenville man.

  • On Sunday around 12:30 AM, the 44-year-old Elmhurst man was cited for disorderly conduct.
  • On Saturday around 7:30 PM, the 33-year-old Elmhurst man was arrested for domestic battery.
  • On Friday around 1 PM, the 41-year-old Streamwood man was charged with aggravated assault and criminal damage.
  • On Friday around 12:30 PM, the 38-year-old Markham man was arrested for theft of services and marijuana possession.
  • On Friday around 11 PM, the 20-year-old Niles woman was arrested for DUI and other charges.
  • On Saturday around 1:30 AM, the 28-year-old Oak Park woman was arrested for DUI and other charges.
  • On Saturday around 1:30 AM, the 44-year-old Mount Vernon man was arrested for DUI and other charges.
  • On Saturday around 9:30 PM, the 35-year-old Bensenville man was arrested for DUI and other charges.

The players

44-year-old Elmhurst man

A resident of the 600 block of South Sunnyside Avenue in Elmhurst who was cited for disorderly conduct for waking up his neighbors by banging on their doors.

33-year-old Elmhurst man

A resident of the 500 block of South Poplar Avenue in Elmhurst who was arrested for domestic battery after admitting to pushing someone during an argument.

41-year-old Streamwood man

An individual charged with aggravated assault on public property and criminal damage for allegedly smashing a woman's mirror while they were stuck in traffic.

38-year-old Markham man

A man arrested for theft of services and unlawful use of marijuana after refusing to pay his fare to a limo service at a local hotel.

20-year-old Niles woman

An individual arrested for DUI, disobeying a stop sign, consumption of alcohol by a minor, driving with a suspended license, and driving an uninsured car.

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The takeaway

These arrests in Elmhurst highlight the ongoing challenges the community faces with public disturbances, domestic violence, property crimes, and impaired driving. While the police department is working to address these issues, the incidents underscore the need for continued efforts to promote public safety and community well-being.