Arlington Heights police and firefighter/paramedics responded about 7:39 a.m. Wednesday to a report of a bicyclist hit by a car at Algonquin Road and Cedar Glen Drive. Police arrived first within three minutes, and reported that the cyclist reported he only had a scratch on his leg and didn’t require medical attention.

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Arlington Heights firefighters and Buffalo Grove firefighters responded about 12:45 PM Tuesday to report of smoke in the Village Bank & Trust at 150 E. Rand Rd. Firefighters reported a light haze in the building upon arrival, and discovered a malfunctioning rooftop ventilation unit. The rooftop ventilation unit was shut down and the building was cleared of danger.

Arlington Heights and Schaumburg firefighter/paramedics responded about 1:56 p.m. Monday to a minivan fire on a ramp to northbound Route 53 from westbound I-90. Firefighters on the scene reported a fully-involved minivan fire with a small grass fire near the ramp. No injuries were reported.

The ramp from westbound I-90 to northbound Route 53 was shut down by Illinois State Police.

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Arlington Heights police and firefighter/paramedics and Palatine firefighter/paramedics responded about 1:15 PM Sunday to Arlington Park Racetrack to a reporte that a woman fell out of a moving car and was injured.

Arlington Park Racetrack security was also on the scene.

Crash scene at Arlington Heights Road and Euclid Avenue on Saturday afternoon.

Arlington Heights police first received a report about 3:22 p.m. Saturday of a hit-and-run property damage crash, and that the offending vehicle was driving southbound on Arlington Heights Road after hiting a mail box near Arlington Heights Road and Olive Street. A witness followed the truck and updated the police with a report that the vehicle — a pickup truck — hit a stop sign near St. James School. About 3:23 p.m. police received a report that the truck rear-ended at least three vehicles at Euclid Avenue and Arlington Heights Road.

The driver was apparently impaired — possibly with a medical issue. At least two victims in other vehicles were injured. Three Arlington Heights Fire Department rescue ambulances were called to the scene. The driver that caused the rear-end crash was conscious, but appeared to be staggering and not alert. He was transported apparently with Advanced Life Support to Northwest Community Hospital. Two other victims were also transported to Northwest Community Hospital.

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Arlington Heights police and firefighter/paramedics responded about 1:20 p.m. Friday to a report of a man down on a roadway to the Stonebridge Apartment, 700 West Rand Road. Police received a report that bystander CPR was underway. Emergency responders also received a report that ComEd was on the scene.

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