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Troy Police Department.
Assaults:
1/7, 3:03am: The Troy Police Dispatch Center received a 911 call
during which the caller stated her husband was trying to kill her. The call
disconnected and when dispatchers attempted to call the phone number back the
calls went to voicemail. Troy Officers were dispatched to the home. Upon
arrival, officers overheard yelling and other noises coming from inside the
residence, indicating an assault was in progress. A tactical entry into the
home was initiated. Investigation revealed the victim was being assaulted with a
knife. The assault was interrupted as the officers entered the home which
prevented the victim from suffering serious injury. The suspect was
subsequently arrested for felonious assault.
Picano’s, 3775 Rochester, 1/11, 8:30pm: Employee alleges she was
slapped across the face by a process server that was serving her with divorce
papers.
Credit, Check, Identity Theft, Other Fraud:
BAE Systems, 3155 W Big Beaver & 2855 Coolidge, 1/3-1/9: Business
representative reports someone obtained the company’s FedEx shipping account
number and used it 316 times, costing the company $3,739.24 in shipping fees.
Most of the items were mailed at the St. Louis, Missouri FedEx location.
Sears, 300 W Fourteen Mile, 1/7: Loss Prevention reports that a
suspect had themselves fraudulently added to a Sears Mastercard and used the
card to make a $361.81 merchandise purchase and to buy $2000 in gift cards. The
suspect has been identified as a 29-year-old female from Detroit. The suspect
has an extensive criminal history.
4000 block of Bristol, 1/11: Complainant was doing business with
a local bank when she learned she has an outstanding student loan for $13,682.
The complainant has never applied for or received a student loan. The loan was
applied for in December of 2008 by someone the complainant has never heard of.
Complainant was listed as the co-signer. The application for the loan was
completed on-line.
1000 block of Mapleway, 1/12, 12pm: The complainant reports that
someone fraudulently used her I-tunes account on-line to purchase a “Kingdom
Conquest” game.
1000 block of Kirts, 1/12: Complainant reports someone
fraudulently opened a T-Mobile account in his name. The account has an unpaid
balance of $1002.
Domestic/Family Trouble:
Troy Officers responded to 4 incidents involving domestic disputes
or family troubles during this reporting period. On-scene investigation of
these incidents did not result in evidence of crimes being committed; however,
Officers were required to take non-enforcement actions to either mediate the
situation or keep the peace. Readers should be aware that although these
incidents did not result in arrest or prosecution, they do represent significant
law enforcement resources in terms of time, on-scene investigation, potential
relocation of disputants, referrals to support agencies, peace keeping, as well
as detective and prosecutorial review.
Larcenies:
1000 block of Trinway, 1/11, 7:20am-10pm: Homeowner reports a
handgun and some prescription pain killer were stolen from the home. There were
no signs of forced entry.
Planet Fitness, 288 John R, 1/9, 11pm: Complainant states she was
working out when her Smart Phone fell on the floor and under another elliptical
machine. When her workout was over and she went to retrieve her phone, however
the phone was missing.
Waterfall & E Big Beaver, 1/12, 12:15am: An alert Troy officer on
routine patrol observed a suspicious pick-up truck backed into the driveway of a
home. When the vehicle drove away from the home, the officer observed a large
air conditioning unit in the bed of the pick-up. The vehicle stopped and the
driver got out of the vehicle and fled on foot. A passenger remained in the
truck. A Troy Officer and his K-9 partner did a track from the vehicle and
located the driver hiding on another street in the subdivision. Officers
contacted the owner of the home who confirmed the two suspects had stolen the
air conditioning unit. The owner of the home does not live in the house. Both
the driver and the passenger were arrested and charged with “Larceny over
$1,000” and “Possession of Burglary Tools.”
Larcenies from Autos:
Barnes and Noble, 396 John R, 1/11, 5:15-5:32pm: Complainant
reports someone stole a bag of groceries from her car. There were no signs of
forced entry.
2000 block of Golfview, 1/11-1/12: Complainant reports that when
she awoke in the morning she discovered all four tires and wheels had been
stolen from her car.
3000 block of Bellows, 1/11, 10:02pm: Troy Officers responded to
a report of a suspicious vehicle in the area. A witness observed a vehicle
traveling without headlights and saw someone exit the vehicle and rummage
through an unlocked vehicle parked in a driveway. Diligent Troy officers located
and stopped the vehicle. The occupants gave several different explanations for
their presence in the area. Officers canvassed the neighborhood and spoke with
several residents who discovered their vehicles had been entered. A Garmin GPS
from one vehicle and a pair of ankle weights from another were missing. Both
items were found in the suspect vehicle. The suspect vehicles passenger, a
Sterling Heights man, 20, was arrested for “Larceny from an Auto.” The driver
also a 20-year-old Sterling Heights man was arrested for “Aiding and Abetting a
Criminal.”
Malicious Destruction of Property:
4000 block of Alton, 1/11-1/12: Complainant reports the rear
window of her vehicle was broken out while the vehicle was parked in the street.
1000 block of Welling, 1/11-1/12: Complainant reports the rear
window of her son’s pick-up truck was smashed while the vehicle was parked in
the street.
Neighbor Troubles:
Troy Officers responded to 1 incident involving neighbor trouble
in which there was no reason for formal enforcement action.
Phone Calls/Harassment/Threats:
Harassing or threatening telephone call/text message report - 1
Threats report - 1
Retail Fraud:
Kohls, 500 John R, 1/11, 2:30pm: Troy Officers responded to a
report of a Retail Fraud in progress in which the suspect was fleeing on foot
through the parking lot. Troy Officers located and arrested the 43-year-old male
from Detroit. The man had stolen two pairs of shoes and was charged with “Retail
Fraud III.” He gave Troy Officers a fake name and was also charged with “Hinder
& Obstruct a Police Officer.”
Gucci, 2801 W Big Beaver, 1/11, 6:27pm: Loss Prevention reports
that a man took a jacket from a store display, tried it on, and then put his
coat over the stolen jacket. The suspect removed the security sensor from the
stolen jacket and exited the store.
Mr. Allen, 412 W Fourteen Mile, 1/11, 7:58pm: Store employee
reports three young women entered the store, grabbed Adidas merchandise and fled
on foot. They were last seen leaving the mall parking lot in a small green
four-door vehicle.
Saks Fifth Avenue, 2901 W Big Beaver, 1/12, 1:40pm: Troy Officers
responded to a report of mall security fighting with a subject outside the mall.
When officers arrived the subject was in custody. The 22-year-old male from
Chesterfield stole two pair of pants and a belt. When Loss Prevention attempted
to detain him, the man bit one of the Loss Prevention Officers and attempted to
escape. Two Loss Prevention Officers suffered minor injuries while apprehending
the suspect. He was charged with “Retail Fraud I.”
Welfare Checks:
Troy Officers responded to 1 incident involving a person with
emotional or psychological issues and assisted with transport to a hospital for
evaluation and possible commitment.
Miscellaneous:
Mario Tailoring, 3527 Rochester, 1/11, 5:25pm: Officers responded
to a report of customer trouble stemming from a civil matter. There was no
reason for formal enforcement action.
Arrest Summary: - In addition to
those outlined above, the following arrests were made during the period:
Misdemeanor Warrant arrest - 1
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