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Northbrook Village Board: Cellphone cases resembling guns banned from Northbrook

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Chris Pullam, Freelance Reporter
4:48 am CDT July 1, 2019
Trustees also added the possession and sale of cellphone cases that resemble firearms to a section of the Village Code that classifies and prohibits various conduct as “Offenses Against Public Safety.”

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