Tinley Park, IL|News|
Man Accused of Toppling Fountain in Downtown Tinley Park
The 32-year-old Tinley Park resident allegedly knocked over the fountain in the pre-dawn hours Sunday.

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The 32-year-old Tinley Park resident allegedly knocked over the fountain in the pre-dawn hours Sunday.

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