Glen Ellyn police are investigating a burglary and criminal damage at the U.S. Post Office, among eight incidents reported the week of Oct. 11-17.

The department's weekly news report also lists two identity theft cases in the 700 block of Elm and the 600 block of Forest, a retail theft at Village Links Golf Course at 485 Winchell, and criminal damage to property in the 200 block of Sheffield.

The burglary was reported in the 200 block of East. The post office damage, at 528 Pennsylvania, is classified as criminal damage to government-supported property. The report does not include details on the nature of the damage, what was taken in the burglary, or suspect descriptions for any of the incidents.

Two additional cases round out the week: a theft of labor services in the 400 block of Elm and a theft in the 0-100 block of Briar.

The department asked anyone with information to call 630-469-1187.

Arrests

A companion arrest report for the same week shows nine people booked on charges ranging from DUI to domestic battery.

Five of the arrests involved DUI charges. On Oct. 11, officers made three separate early-morning DUI stops: at St. Charles Road and Stacy Court, at Roosevelt Road and Blanchard Street, and at Roosevelt Road and Pershing Avenue. A fourth DUI arrest came Oct. 17 at Swift Road and St. Charles Road, where the driver also faced a charge of squealing or screeching tires. A fifth arrest on Oct. 17, at St. Charles Road and Illinois Route 53, resulted in DUI and three counts of endangering a child.

On Oct. 13, police arrested a Glen Ellyn resident at a home on Surrey Drive on charges of domestic battery involving physical contact and bodily harm.

Other arrests included a criminal trespass charge at the Shell gas station at 631 Roosevelt Road on Oct. 12, a disorderly conduct arrest in the 400 block of Main on Oct. 14, and two driving-on-suspended-or-revoked-license stops on Oct. 12 and Oct. 16. The news report also noted a warrant arrest in the 400 block of Main on Oct. 12 and an underage alcohol consumption charge in the 200 block of Hill on Oct. 14.

Shooting investigation

Separately, the department continues to investigate a shooting reported around 12:30 a.m. Oct. 10 near Tanglewood Drive and Woodview Drive. According to a department press release, officers found evidence confirming gunshots had been fired, and one residence on Tanglewood Drive was struck by bullets. No injuries were reported.

Andrew Downey, the department's commander of operations, is the listed contact for the investigation. Police said the shooting is believed to be an isolated incident and asked area residents to check security cameras for any activity around that time.

All persons charged with a crime are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.