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Police Crime Bulletin
Crime Prevention Bureau
26000 Evergreen Road, Southfield, Michigan (248) 796-5500
January 30, 2023 – February 5, 2023
Chief of Police
Elvin V. Barren
Prepared by
Mark Malott
Neighborhood Watch Coordinator
248-796-5415
Commercial Burglaries:
Date/Time Address (block range) Method of Entry Description/Suspect Information
From: 01/30/2023 27000 Northwestern Door was pried Officers were dispatched to the 27000 Block of
5:00am (Hotel) open damaging Northwestern Hwy. (Hotel) regarding a larceny of 2
To: 01/30/2023 the door lock. dogs taken from victims’ room this morning.
8:00am Information was developed that R/P (employee at
hotel) and her boyfriend were utilizing hotel room to
house five (5) dogs. Sometime on 01/30/2023
between 5:00am- 8:00am someone forced entry into
the hotel room and took two of the dogs.
A subject that was identified was watching the dogs
and it is believed that he may have taken and sold the
dogs. The value of the dogs is on the high end.
Investigation is on-going.
Dogs Descriptions:
#1 Light gray colored with brown paws.
#2 Dark gray colored.
Tips:
Do not display valuable items in windows when closed for business
Contact the Southfield Police Crime Prevention Bureau for a free security inspection (248) 796-5409Home Invasion:
Date/Time Address (block range) Method of Entry Description/Suspect Information
02/02/2023 16000 North Park Dr. Forced the door Officers were dispatched to the 16000 block of North
4:03pm (Apartments) open when victim Park Dr. (Apartments) for a family trouble.
was attempting to R/P advised his stepson forced his way inside his
hold it closed. apartment and assaulted him. He told his stepson
numerous times not to enter the apartment, but he
eventually forced his way in knocked victim down and
punched him several times before victim’s dog chased
him out of the apartment. He fled the scene in a Blue
Ford Escape. Suspect has been identified and incident
is under further investigation
Tips:
Let trusted neighbors know if you are not going to be at home
Be cautious about who you let in your home for service and repairs
Contact the Southfield Police Crime Prevention Bureau for a free home security inspection (248) 796-5409Automobile
Thefts:
Date/Time Address (block range) Year, Make, Model Details
From: 02/01/2023 25000 Shiawassee Rd. Status S - Stolen/Etc. Victim parked his 2018 Silver Dodge Charger in
3:40pm (Apartments) Manufacturer DODGE the 25000 Block of Shiawassee (Apartments).
Model CHARGER
To: 02/02/2023 Color SIL - Silver Sometime between 02/01/2023 3:40pm –
11:15am Vehicle Year 2018 02/02/2023 11:15am someone stole the
Body Style 4D - 4 Door vehicle. There was evidence of broken glass
License Year 2024 indicating that a window on the driver’s side
Description Silver Dodge
Charger, Broken Window on was broken out. No suspect information.
Driver Side. Victim states there were personal items in the
vehicle when it was taken. Michigan Driver's
license, a child seat, a pair of black and gold
Jordan shoes and a pair of black Nike Airmax
shoes.01/31/2023 16000 North Park Dr. Status SR - Both Stolen & Victim came into the front desk to report that
3:11pm (Apartments) Recovered his vehicle had been stolen. Victim had a party
Manufacturer DODGE
Model DART and there were several people at his
Color GRY - Gray apartment. Victim believes that someone
Vehicle Year 2013 found the keys to his vehicle and took the
Description Vehicle Stolen vehicle. Victim states that his vehicle was
with Keys
Recovered Date/Time returned to his home on February 2, 2023, by
02/03/2023 7:15am his girlfriend. Victim reports that his
Location 26000 Evergreen girlfriend's son was the one who took his
vehicle. Victim is not looking to press charges.
Note: When victim came into the front desk it
was discovered that he had a warrant out of
Southfield 46th District Court for Fraud. He
was taken into custody processed and lodged.
From: 01/30/2023 27000 Northwestern Hwy Status I - Information Only Officer was dispatched to the 27000 Block of
3:00am (Hotel) Manufacturer DODGE Northwestern Hwy. (Hotel), on 01/30/2023
Model CHALLENGER
To: 01/30/2023 Color BLU - Blue 8:30am for an Attempt UDAA.
4:00am Vehicle Year 2022 Victim states she parked her 2022 Blue Dodge
Body Style 2D - 2 Door Challenger in the parking lot at hotel.
Description: Blue Dodge Sometime on 01/30/2023 between 3:00am-
Challenger
4:00am someone broke out the passenger
side window and went through the vehicle.
Victim does not believe anything was taken.
No suspect information.02/01/2023 30000 Southfield Rd. Status S - Stolen/Etc. Victim came into the station to report his
11:24am (Commercial- Auto Repair) Manufacturer GMC vehicle was stolen on 02/01/2023 at 11:24am
Model NEW SIERRA
Color SIL – Silver Victim stated he had vehicle trouble and
Vehicle Year 2006 parked it in the 25000 Block of Southfield Rd.
He called for roadside assistance.
The vehicle was towed to Automotive Repair
Business in the 30000 Block of Southfield Rd.
The keys were left in the vehicle. The vehicle
was stolen at some point after being dropped
off. No suspect information.
From: 02/03/2023 25000 Shiawassee Rd. Status SR - Both Stolen & Victim parked his 2014 Gold Jeep Grand
10:00pm (Apartments) Recovered Cherokee, in the 25000 Block of Shiawassee
Manufacturer JEEP
To: 02/04/2023 Model GRAND (Apartment Complex).
10:00am CHEROKEE Sometime between 02/03/2023 10:00pm and
Color GLD - Gold the following morning at 10:00am someone
Vehicle Year 2014 stole the vehicle. There was evidence that a
Body Style UT - Utility
License Year 2023 passenger side window had been broken out.
Description: Gold Jeep No suspect information.
Grand Cherokee
Recovered Date/Time
02/05/2023 11:30am
Notes: Black 22" rims,
broken passenger's side
window.02/05/2023 21000 W Ten Mile Rd. Status S - Stolen/Etc. Victim states he parked his 2018 Black Dodge
1:45pm (College Campus) Manufacturer DODGE Durango in the 21000 Block of W. Ten Mile Rd.
Model DURANGO
Color BLK - Black (College Campus)
Vehicle Year 2018 Officers met with security and reviewed their
Body Style 4D - 4 Door surveillance video of incident.
State MI License Year 2023 On 02/05/2023 at 1:45pm a Silver Dodge
Description Black 2018
Dodge Durango Charger parked behind victims Black Dodge
Durango. An unknown black male, slim build is
observed breaking the rear driver side window
of the Durango and going headfirst through
the broken window before climbing into the
driver's seat and starting the car. Another
unknown black male, thin build, is seen exiting
the rear passenger seat and getting into the
driver's seat of the Charger. Both vehicles are
then seen on security video exiting the college
campus. The suspect vehicle is a newer model
Dodge Charger scat pack with a wide body,
grey in color, with black rims and dark tinted
windows.
Victims’ vehicle was recovered by DPD on
02/06/2023 at 12:05am. Officer recovered the
vehicle in the City of Detroit with the steering
column all intact. There was an improper plate
on the vehicle. It was also reported that the
vehicle had been used in a carjacking in
Detroit.From: 02/04/2023 27000 Franklin Rd. Status S - Stolen/Etc. R/P (Owner’s son) reports that his mothers
8:30pm (Apartments) Manufacturer CHRYSLER 2012 Chrysler 300 was parked in the 27000
Model 300
To: 02/05/2023 Color WHI - White Block of Franklin Rd. (Apartments).
6:15am Vehicle Year 2012 Sometime between 02/04/2023 8:30pm and
Description: the following morning at 6:15am someone
White Chrysler 300 stole the vehicle. No suspect information.
Tips:
Never leave your vehicle running unattended
Park in areas where your vehicle is viewable if possible
Use commercially available security devicesLarceny:
Date/Time Address (block range) Item Taken Details
02/05/2023 17000 New Jersey St. Status S - Stolen/Etc. Victim states on 02/05/2023 at 3:09am he was
3:09am Description: alerted by his ring doorbell system. Victim
Misc. Spare Change was taken.
looked outside and saw a subject pulling on
his neighbor’s car door. Further review
showed the same suspect pulling on car doors
on vehicle at his residence. Victim discovered
that some loose change was taken from the
center console of his 2005 Ford Super Duty
Pick Up Truck. The suspect was described as a
male dressed in all black and having a black
bag hanging from his shoulder.
From: 01/31/2023 23000 Greenfield Rd. Status S - Stolen/Etc. Victim parked his 2009 Cadillac DTS in the
5:45am (Medical- Dialysis) Description: Catalytic Converter 23000 Block of Greenfield Rd. (Dialysis) on
was taken from 2009 Cadillac
To: 01/31/2023 DTS. 01/31/2023. Sometime between 5:45am-
10:30am 10:30am someone cut off and stole the
catalytic converter from the vehicle.
No suspect information.From: 02/01/2023 20000 Camden Sq. Status S - Stolen/Etc. Victims 2017 Jeep Grand Cherokee was
10:00pm To: (Apartments) Description: 2- drivers side parked in the 20000 Block of Camden Sq.
Wheels & Tires were taken from
02/02/2023 2017 Jeep Grand Cherokee. (Apartment Complex)
6:30am Sometime between 02/01/2023 10:00pm and
the following morning at 6:30am someone
stole the two drivers side Wheels & Tires from
the vehicle. The two passenger side wheels
were partially removed but were still present.
No suspect information.
From: 01/31/2023 23000 Coach Light Dr. Status S - Stolen/Etc. Victim parked his 2007 Cadillac Escalade in the
9:30pm (Apartments) Description: 23000 Block of Coach Light Dr.
Handgun was taken from vehicle.
To: 02/01/2023 (Apartment Complex)
6:30am Sometime between 01/31/2023 9:30pm and
the following morning at 6:30am someone
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> ransacked the vehicle and stole victim’s
Citizens should never leave
anything of value in their vehicles handgun which was left in the vehicle.
especially Handguns!!!!! No suspect information.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>02/02/2023 22000 Newport St. Status S - Stolen/Etc. R/P (victim) got a call from his father who was
11:18pm Description: 2-3 Packages at work and received a ring notification on his
containing Toys & Balls for
children were taken. phone. R/P’s father observed two suspects
getting dropped off by an SUV unknown make
or model in front of their house in the 22000
Block of Newport. The suspects were
observed going through R/P’s mother’s
vehicle. (2018 BMW)
Officers reviewed video of incident. Two
males were observed running from the SUV
(suspect vehicle) parked in the street.
Suspects ran up to the BMW that was parked
in the driveway. One male wearing all black
opened the trunk and started going through it.
The other male wearing a gray hoodie, black
pants and dark shoes opened the driver side
door, got in and started going through the
center console. The garage motion light came
on and both suspects fled from the vehicle
and were last seen heading S/B Newport St.
on foot. R/P stated prior to officer's arrival he
saw a Dark Colored Kia SUV in the area driving
up and down the street. Possibly related.From: 02/02/2023 22000 La Seine St. Status S - Stolen/Etc. Victim parked his 2010 Chevy Express Van, in
3:00pm (Condo’s) Description: Michigan License the 22000 Block of La Seine St. (Condo’s).
Plate was taken from 2010 Chevy
To: 02/05/2023 Express Van. Sometime between 02/02/2023 3:00pm-
2:00pm 02/05/2023 2:00pm someone stole the license
plate from the vehicle.
No suspect information.
02/05/2023 24000 Rutland Ave. Status A – Attacked Victim states his 2015 Black Ford Escape was
3:03am Manufacturer FORD parked at his residence in the 24000 Block of
Model ESCAPE
Color BLK - Black Rutland St. Victim advises he observed on his
Vehicle Year 2015 camera an unknown male with a large rifle,
Body Style SW - Station Wagon possibly an AR-15, was walking on Rutland and
State MI License Year 2023 Lee St. The person went into his vehicle &
Description:
2015 Black Ford Escape rummaged through it. He then walked south
on Rutland. Nothing appeared to be taken
from victims’ vehicle.
Southfield Police Detectives reviewed the
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Any citizens that observe this
video. The suspect is a W/M, 5’11” tall, slim
suspect in the future should build, wearing a black ski mask, black hoodie,
immediately call 911. Do not black pants, black shoes, carrying a black
approach this subject or alert him assault rifle with a sling, and a black bag with a
that you are observing him.
Give Police Dispatchers as much
white dotted design. The suspect walks up to
information as you can and stay random unoccupied vehicles, checking if
on the phone with dispatch so you unlocked. The suspect proceeds to rummage
can give updates until police through the vehicles and steals anything of
arrive in the area.
value before walking away on foot.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>From: 02/02/2023 29000 Laurel Woods Dr Status A - Attacked Victim states she parked her 2020 Ford Fusion
3:30pm (Apartments) Manufacturer FORD in the 29000 Block of Laurel Park Dr.
Model FUSION
To: 02/03/2023 Color SIL - Silver (Apartment Complex
8:30am Vehicle Year 2020 Sometime between 02/02/2023 3:30pm and
Description: Ford Fusion the following morning at 8:30am someone
broke out the glass to the sunroof, entered
vehicle and ransacked the vehicle. Nothing
appears to be missing from the vehicle.
No suspect information.
Tips:
Ensure your vehicle is locked at all times and valuables are out of sight.
Thieves wait for the right time and will move quickly
Even if playing sports at a park ensure your vehicle is lockedArmed Robbery:
Date/Time Address (block range) Item Taken Details
02/04/2023 16000 North Park Dr. Status S - Stolen/Etc. On Saturday 2/4/2023 several Officers were
2:38am (Apartments) Description: Coach Purse, dispatched to the 16000 block of North Park Dr.
Debit Card, & iPhone 12 Pro.
(Apartments) for a robbery that just occurred in
the parking lot.
Victim states her son went outside to the
eastside parking lot where her vehicle was
parked to start it. Approx. 10 minutes later she
went out to her vehicle to leave. She observed
suspect vehicle, a dark older blue or black
model van, possible an Astro van parked next to
her vehicle. Victim did not feel right about it, but
she continued to her vehicle. As she was getting
into her vehicle, she heard someone walk behind
her vehicle and come up behind her. She then
heard a male tell her to turn around. As she
complied, she observed suspect, a thin build,
light skinned male wearing a mask pointing a
gun at her and tell her to drop her purse or he
would shoot her. She said he stated several more
times to drop her purse, so she dropped it on the
ground and set her cellphone down on a vehicle
next to hers.
The suspect picked up her cell phone and purse
and fled back to the suspect vehicle which was
being driven by another unknown suspect.
Tips:
Always be aware of your surroundings and report suspicious incidents or persons to your local police.
If something doesn’t appear right or someone looks like they are up to no good, call the police immediately
Trust your intuitionUnarmed Robbery:
02/03/2023 29000 Northwestern Status SR - Both Stolen and Several Officers were dispatched to the 29000
4:14pm (Commercial- Food) Recovered Block of Northwestern Hwy. regarding a fight.
Description:
Wiko Android Cellphone & a R/P stated there was a b/m wearing a gray
Black Backpack. jogging suit, beating up another male on the
Recovered Date/Time sidewalk in front of business. While in route
02/03/2023 6:30pm dispatch received a call from the victim stating
Location:
26000 Evergreen Rd. the suspect fled in a Black Cadillac. The suspect
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> was his App. Driver that was following him
Status S - Stolen/Etc. around and then jumped him for his money.
Description: Black Leather The victim had several injuries to his face and
Wallet & Cash.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
head and was transported to the hospital for
treatment. He was later listed as stable with a
head concussion.
The suspect App. Driver later came into the front
desk and returned victims Backpack & Cell
Phone. Cash & victim’s Wallet were not returned.
Suspect (App. Driver) advised that he picked
victim and his girlfriend up and was driving them
to West Bloomfield PD to pick up some property.
While in route the victim and his girlfriend got
into an argument and the female requested to
exit the vehicle. She was dropped off at 10 Mile
& Telegraph. When the female exited the vehicle,
she threw something at the App. Drivers vehicle.
The App. Driver got out of his vehicle and
observed damage to the side of his vehicle.
The male told the App. Driver that he would pay
him a sum of money that was agreed upon for
the damages. The App. Driver took victim to his
bank where he went inside to get the money. So,the App. Driver thought? The victim was in the
bank for an extended period. The App. Driver
became suspicious after receiving a phone call
from an unknown person stating the victim had
left the bank. He also discovered that money was
missing from his center console and believed that
victim took it when he got out of his vehicle to
check for damage to his vehicle.
The App. Driver advised he confronted victim as
he was attempting to walk away from the bank.
The victim swung at him, and he ducked and
avoided the punch and did what he had to do.
The App. Driver did not go into any detail what
he did to victim. He did make admissions to
taking victim’s backpack. The suspect was taken
into custody for Unarmed Robbery.
Tips:
Always be aware of your surroundings and report suspicious incidents or persons to your local policeBe on the Look Out Highlights: Arrests by SPD Officers: Special Attention: Disorderly Conduct OWI= Operate While Impaired Several Arrests at High School. OUIN= Operate Under Influence Narcotics 02/01/2023 1:33pm LFA= Larceny from Auto 24000 Block of Lahser Rd. R&C= Receiving & Concealing Stolen Property (High School) DWLS= Driving with Suspended License Officer (School Resource Officer) advises February 1, A&B= Assault & Battery 2023, around 1:30pm during lunch, he observed a CSC= Criminal Sexual Conduct group of male students along the walkway of the CCW/CPL= Carrying Concealed Weapon lunchroom/commons pushing and in the beginning NOLOP= No Operator License on Person stages of fighting. Officer ran to stop the active R/A= Robbery Armed aggression. As he approached students, he observed RNA= Robbery Not Armed School Security Guards helping another Officer PWID= Possession with Intent to Deliver separate all parties. Arriving to the area within PPO= Personal Protection Order seconds, the number of students grew larger. Officer PBT= Preliminary Breath Test attempted to control students and was bumped by R/P= Reporting Party surrounding students all fighting and throwing VCSA= Violation Controlled Substance Act punches. The number of students grew larger due to class change and several students were fighting. Officer yelled to all to stop fighting or you will be tased. One student was tased and a second student was warned and complied to stop fighting. These two students were taken into custody by Officers. Several other students continued to be disorderly, came at Officers in a threatening manner and refused Officers orders. In all a total of seven students were arrested and charged with Misdemeanor Disorderly Conduct. They were all booked and turned over to their guardians/parents.
Note: All arrested students have also been CSC/ Domestic Assault/ Resisting & Obstructing- 1- Arrest
suspended by the school. There were several 02/04/2023 2:03am
students that were involved in the brawl that were 27000 Block of Northwestern Hwy.
not arrested. Investigation is on-going to identify (Hotel)
these other students. On 2/4/2023 at approx. 2:00am several Officers were dispatched to
the 27000 Block of Northwestern Hwy. (Hotel) for a CSC Investigation.
Officers arrived on scene and spoke to the female victim.
Victim was distraught and uncooperative at first. She had a swollen
bloody bottom lip, swollen forehead, a bald spot on the right side of
her head and both of her arms were heavily bruised. The room had
significant damage including multiple broken mirrors, broken
television, and damaged furniture. Officers observed clumps of hair
throughout the room. Victim stated that her boyfriend assaulted her,
damaged their hotel room, and forcefully sexually assaulted her.
Victim stated her boyfriend, left prior to officer's arrival.
Suspect vehicle information was given over the radio and Officers
conducted an area check for the vehicle.
On 02/04/2023, Officer observed a black female and a black male
(purple coat and dreads) enter a Blue Ford Focus on the south side of
hotel where incident took place. Officer confirmed that the vehicle was
the suspect’s vehicle. Officer confirmed that the suspect was in the
passenger seat of the vehicle. Additional Officers responded and the
vehicle was stopped on Northwestern Service Drive and Phillip St.
The suspect resisted arrest and refused to exit the vehicle.
Officers used the necessary force to effect the arrest.
The female driver of the vehicle was released on scene.
The suspect was taken into custody for 1. CSC III, 2. R&O on PO,
3. MDOP less than $1,000, 4. Domestic Violence.Special Attention: R&C Motor Vehicle/ Fleeing & Eluding- 1- Arrest
Armed Larceny from Vehicle Suspect: 02/04/2023 11:28pm
Incident Information: W Eight Mile Rd. & Telegraph Rd.
Date: 02/05/2023 On 02/04/2023, Officers received information regarding a vehicle that
Time: 3:03am had fled from them a day earlier. The suspect vehicle had just fled
Location: 24000 Block of Rutland Ave. from Redford Police Officers and may be headed towards Southfield.
Victim states his 2015 Black Ford Escape was parked Officer was patrolling along the border between Southfield and
at his residence in the 24000 Block of Rutland St. Redford when he located the Dodge Charger (suspect vehicle) traveling
Victim advises he observed on his camera an W/B on 8 Mile Rd at Telegraph Rd. Officer advised dispatch of his
unknown male with a large rifle, possibly an AR-15, location, the license plate, and informed them this was the same
was walking on Rutland and Lee St. vehicle Redford pursued today and Southfield Officers had pursued
The person went into his vehicle & rummaged yesterday. The Charger was traveling in the left lane of Westbound 8
through it. He then walked south on Rutland. Mile Rd and was traveling within the posted 45 mph speed limit.
Nothing appeared to be taken from victims’ vehicle. The suspect vehicle got into the turn-around to go east on 8 Mile Rd.
Further review of the video. The suspect is a W/M, As additional vehicles were coming into the area the suspect vehicle
5’11” tall, slim build, wearing a black ski mask, black disobeyed the red traffic signal and began fleeing s/b into Redford.
hoodie, black pants, black shoes, carrying a black Officer activated his lights and siren and the vehicle fled to the first
assault rifle with a sling, and a black bag with a white cross street where it turned E/B. Another Southfield Unit was traveling
dotted design. The suspect walks up to random W/B on cross street driving towards the Charger. The Charger abruptly
unoccupied vehicles, checking if unlocked. The swerved to the right to avoid Officers vehicle. As it did so, the Charger
suspect proceeds to rummage through the vehicles struck a wooden pole lost control and then struck a tree causing it to
and steals anything of value before walking away on be disabled. After crashing, the driver fled the vehicle on foot, running
foot. E/B. The driver was a black male wearing all black clothing. The driver
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> jumped over two chain link fences running S/B through the residential
Any citizens that observe this suspect in the future should yards. Officers continued to pursue the suspect until he ran into
immediately call 911. Do not approach this subject or alert backyard where he unable to jump over the tall, wooden plank fence.
him that you are watching him. Give Police Dispatchers as The driver ran behind the detached garage and became trapped.
much information as you can and stay on the phone with Officers instructed the driver to show his hands and he complied. The
dispatch so you can give updates until police arrive in the
driver was arrested without incident. Officers later, conducted a search
area.
of the Charger (stolen vehicle) and located a firearm on the
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Special Attention: Larceny from Vehicles passenger's side floorboard. The driver was asked if he had a valid CPL
How to prevent this from happening to you! and the driver said no. Dispatch confirmed no CPL.
Redford PD arrived on scene and Officers provided information
regarding their earlier pursuit with the same vehicle.
-Citizens should never leave anything of value inside
The recovered stolen vehicle was impounded and a LEIN message was
their vehicle. (Especially Handguns, Purses, Wallets,
sent to reporting agency that the vehicle has been recovered.
Cash & Cell Phones!)
- If you have a garage, you should park your vehicle
in the garage and lock the garage.
- Wheel Locks are a deterrent but do not leave the
wheel lock key in the interior of your vehicle, OWID/ Possession of Heroin 1- Arrest
especially the center console or glove box. This is 02/05/2023 6:32pm
the first place they will look for the wheel lock. Evergreen Rd. & Northwestern Hwy.
On February 5, 2023, Officers were dispatched to s/b Northwestern
-After parking your vehicle turn your wheels all the Highway Service Dr. and Evergreen Rd. for a slumped driver. Officers
way to the right or the left. This will make it difficult arrived on scene and observed vehicle stopped in the center lane not
to get the lug nuts off the front wheels. moving. The light was green and other vehicles had to drive around the
stopped vehicle. Officers observed driver slumped behind the wheel,
-If you do not have a garage, try to park your vehicle the vehicle was running, in gear with the driver’s foot on the brake.
as close to your residence as possible. Officers were able to awaken the driver and had him put the vehicle in
park and turn the vehicle off. The drivers’ eyes were bloodshot, he was
-If you hear any loud noises near where your vehicle sweating profusely, and he thought he was in Troy. During questioning
is parked, especially during the late night or early of the driver, he advised that he was a heroin user. When the driver
morning hours, attempt to look outside without exited the vehicle Officers noticed a plastic baggie with a white
alerting anyone and if someone is tampering with powdery substance, consistent with narcotics. While completing an
your vehicle immediately call 911, (Do Not Approach inventory search of the vehicle, a Southfield Police Evidence Technician
or Scare the Suspects Away) give Police Dispatchers recovered the suspected substance. It was later Field Tested and came
as much information about the suspect(s) and back positive for possible presence of Heroin. The driver was
transported to the hospital by FD for medical treatment. Officerssuspect vehicles as you can. Stay on the phone with attempted to speak with the driver and read him his chemical tests
Dispatchers until the Police arrive. rights, but he was incoherent.
Officers obtained Search Warrant for a blood draw. The blood draw
-Lots of lighting around the area(s) that you park was completed, and the driver was RPI’d and turned over to medical
your vehicles is also very beneficial. Criminals do not staff for further treatment.
like to work in well lighted areas. They prefer to work
in darkness because it is difficult to see them. CCW- 1- Arrest
01/30/2023
7:39am
24000 Block of Walden Rd W
(Apartment Complex)
On 01/30/2023, Officers were dispatched to the 24000 Block of
Special Attention: Walden Rd. West (Apartments) for a report of a young male who had
Larceny of Packages that were ordered and crashed into a snowbank and was not responding to citizen who was
delivered via Common Carrier. checking on his welfare.
Officers arrived on scene and observed subject leaned back in the
How to prevent this from happening to you! driver’s seat with his eyes closed and hands in his lap. He was
Recently several citizens have had packages that
unresponsive to officers at first but appeared to be breathing and not
were delivered to their residences and apartments
injured. Officer then observed the rear of a black firearm sticking out
stolen prior to them retrieving the packages.
of the drivers’ jeans near his right hand. Officers got the driver out of
Citizens can prevent this from happening by
the vehicle and secured the firearm for the duration of the
scheduling a specific time to have the package
investigation for safety. The driver stated he thought his vehicle was in
delivered and be waiting for the package.
park, and he was just taking a nap. He did not understand why Officers
Citizen can also schedule the package to be picked
were concerned that he had crashed his vehicle into a snowbank, and
up by themselves at the common carrier facility.
he was slumped behind the wheel of the vehicle. Further investigation
by officers revealed that the handgun recovered from subject
registered to his mother and he did not have a CPL to carry the
handgun. He was taken into custody for CCW.You can also read
