September 9, 2005 Update
McDonald's, 36895 Dequindre, 9/1, 9:51 PM.
A 59-year-old male resident of Troy reported that a male driver of a '99 Mercedes cut his daughter off as they pulled into the drive-through lane to get ahead of them. The complainant was passenger; his 15-year-old daughter was driving. Horns were sounded and middle fingers exchanged between complainant and the other driver, the complainant exited his car to confront the other driver, who exited his car. They exchanged words, and the complainant was thrown to the ground by the other driver, who then drove off. The suspect vehicle registers to a 29-year-old male from Sterling Heights, who did not respond to PD attempts to contact him and garner his version of events. (Note: The Troy Police Department does not recommend this teaching method for new drivers.)
Villa Park, 9/1, 3:40 PM.
A 15-year-old girl was confronted by a 16-year-old boy who accused her of "talking about him." He slapped her, resulting in a slight bloody nose. The boy was located and told officers that the girl confronted him about his throwing items at her on the bus. He claimed she took a swing at him; he blocked the punch, then swung back fearing additional strikes from complainant. Both sets of parents were appraised of the incident.
Sandalwood, 9/6, 7:35 pm.
A 56-year-old male confronted a 21-year-old male, whom he suspected of stealing a jersey from his residence, as well as calling his daughter vulgar names. When the 21 year old refused to apologize for the name calling, reinforcing his opinion of suspect's daughter, suspect punched him in the face. The victim allowed officers to search for the stolen jersey with negative results. The 56 year old was arrested.
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