September 9, 2005 Update
Auburn Hills PD contacted Troy PD and reported they had a victim following a Nissan Xterra SE being driven by a female who brandished what appeared to be a black 9mm handgun during the course of a traffic altercation that occurred in their town. Troy Officers located the vehicle in question and stopped it on Big Beaver near John R. A black pellet gun was located just under the drivers seat. It resembled a 9mm handgun. The 44-year-old female driver from Burtan, MI admitted involvement in the altercation, but denied brandishing the pellet gun, claiming she was holding a grip strengthener. She was unable to explain how the complainant was able to provide an exact description of the gun, if in fact she had not held it in view. Auburn Hills PO arrived on scene and the case was turned over to them.
Burtman, 9/2, 2:15 am.
A 28-year-old female from Royal Oak claimed that her 42-year-old female friend from Troy accused her of stealing a gift card, then pushed her down and slapped her after she denied taking it. The 42 year old claims that the complainant got angry at her when she refused to let her take her car to buy heroin. She stated she has been allowing complainant to stay at her house the last couple days, but told her to leave after the argument over the drugs. She stated there was never a physical confrontation. Officers assisted the complainant to collect her property and transported her to Royal Oak.
A 62-year-old male suffering from Alzheimers wandered from his home and showed up at neighbors door. Officers took him home and contacted his son who responded to the scene. He advised hed be seeking alternative arrangements for his fathers care.
Troy High, 4777 Northfield, 9/4, 10:43 pm.
A citizen reported a 2003 Ford Focus and a 2001 Honda CRV doing donuts on the baseball field. Officers located the cars, parked on a nearby residential street, with two males fleeing on foot. Officers watched and waited from a distance. Eventually the two male drivers returned and were detained. Both were 16 years old, from Troy. There was no damage to the fields. Both drivers admitted to the driving. They were transported home and turned over to their parents. The Juvenile Officers will follow-up on possible driving charges and other sanctions.
A resident on John R located an elderly male in front of his house. The subject was confused and could not provide identifying information. He was transported to Troy Beaumont hospital. His daughter contacted the hospital because he had walked away from home.
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