October 5, 2005 Update
Chilis, 402 W. 14 Mile, 10/1, 2045-2055 hrs.
Complainant indicated he took a call wherein the caller claimed a carryout order had been messed up and demanded a replacement. When asked, the caller provided an order number. The caller wasnt certain where the restaurant was located, which caused the manager to become suspicious, however he reluctantly agreed to replace the order. Upon subject's arrival, the manager asked for the receipt. The subject claimed he wasnt the caller; that he was sent there on behalf of his dad who had the receipt. He provided an order number and received a $28.06 order. The manager described the suspect as acting nervous, so followed him outside. He noticed the suspect parked his car across the lot rather than in the carryout parking next to the restaurant. The subject drove off without lights in a black Plymouth Sundance. Upon reviewing the day's receipts, the manager discovered the order number provided was bogus, and there was no order containing the items described made that day. The suspect is described as a B/M, 20 years, 5'6, 140, wearing a pink shirt and ball cap.
Solaris, 100 E. Big Beaver, 9/29-9/30, 1700-0800 hrs.
Suite entered by unknown means, as it was found secure, however several unlocked offices inside entered and two laptops and a projector stolen.
Plastic Omnium Auto Exterior, 1050 Wilshire, 9/29
4 laptops stolen from offices in suite. No sign of forced entry.
KIRCO, 101 W. Big Beaver, 9/29-9/30, 1930-0700 hrs.
Complainant arrived and found outside doors to offices secure, however once inside found the door to the computer room pried and two mainframe servers, as well as two flat screen monitors stolen. Several other office doors had pry marks, but no entry was gained. A projector and two other laptops were stolen from desktops in the main office area.
Dequindre N/O 14 Mile, 10/1, 1420 hrs.
Complainant stated he observed a male take a bike from a backyard. When complainant yelled at him, he dumped the bike and fled on the back of a bike ridden by one of his companions. Officers located the 11 and 14-year-old males, both from Detroit, in an industrial subdivision in Madison Heights S/O 14 Mile. The 11 year old stated he spotted the bike and thought it didnt belong to anyone. He claimed it was near the sidewalk. Bike returned to the yard it was found in. The homeowner was not home. Juveniles were released.
Market Max Realty, 4068 Rochester, 10/1-10/2, 1930-1000 hrs.
Computer stolen from front desk. No sign of force; doors were left and found secure. Possible suspect believed to have a key.
BP Gas Station, 1980 E. Maple, 10/3, 1256 hrs.
Female driving an '00 Plymouth Neon drove off without paying for $20.00 gas purchase. Plate registers to a 25-year-old female from Centerline.
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