Burglars Hit Four Businesses Along 95th Street
Authorities are investigating a string of break-ins that targeted four separate storefronts in Chicago early Wednesday.
Updated on Oct. 21, 2026 in Property Crime
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Suspects targeted four businesses along 95th Street in Chicago by smashing glass doors and windows to gain entry. The series of burglaries occurred across the Beverly, Washington Heights, and Roseland neighborhoods during the early morning hours.
Why it matters
The coordinated nature of these break-ins has raised concerns among local business owners regarding storefront security. Investigators are currently reviewing the incidents to determine if the same individuals are responsible for each of the four burglaries.
Four businesses were reported burglarized in a series of incidents, including one break-in involving three individuals. Police are currently investigating the entry methods and stolen property.
The players
Legacy Cutz Barbershop
This is one of the businesses targeted by thieves during the string of burglaries.
Glow³ MedSpa
This local business reported the loss of electronics following a break-in.
JoJo The Balloon and Flower Lady
This storefront was burglarized during the early morning hours of October 21.
K.A.M. Alliance
This location was entered by three individuals who did not successfully remove any items.
The details
Burglars gained access by shattering glass doors and windows to steal equipment, electronics, and a cash box. While items were taken from three locations, nothing was removed during the break-in at K.A.M. Alliance.
Timeline
Wednesday, October 21, 2026: Four businesses were burglarized during the early morning hours.
3:39 a.m.: A burglar broke into JoJo The Balloon and Flower Lady.
Legal Context
These burglaries align with the Chicago Police Department's commercial burglary reporting standards used to track criminal activity in specific corridors. The incidents reflect ongoing efforts to address property crime patterns across the city's diverse neighborhoods.
Local business owners in the Beverly, Washington Heights, and Roseland areas are encouraged to review their security measures and report suspicious activity. The incidents may lead to an increased police presence along the 95th Street corridor during overnight hours.
The takeaway
Business owners in the affected neighborhoods should consider reinforcing glass entryways and ensuring security cameras are operational. Staying vigilant and reporting suspicious nocturnal activity can help authorities identify patterns in commercial property crime.
Further reading
Learn more about local safety trends in our Chicago Property Crime section.
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