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Police Crime
Alert Community Services Section CHARLES T. CRAFTChief of
Police 500
West Big troypdcrimealert@ci.troy.mi.us |
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Crime
Alert for period ending February 23, 2007 Altercations/Disorderly Conduct: Assaults: Duchess, 2/15, 1535 hrs. A 27-year-old male complainant from Rochester Hills reported he went
to the residence in question in an attempt to collect $50.00 he stated he lent
the 23-year-old male from Troy for the casino. He stated the confrontation turned physical, with the
23-year-old assaulting him and then going over to complainant’s car and
kicking off the side view mirror.
The 23-year-old confirmed he owed complainant money; he also confirmed
that the confrontation turned physical when the 27-year-old advanced on him
in an aggressive manner. He
denied responsibility for the damage to complainant’s vehicle. Neither combatant claimed injury,
however they are considering charges. Assist Other Department/Law Enforcement: Troy Beaumont Hospital ER, 44201 Dequindre – Officers responded to a
report of an assault victim seeking treatment for injuries. Investigation revealed the incident
occurred in another jurisdiction, which was contacted/advised. Auto/Vehicle Thefts: Villa park, 2/19-2/20, 2330-1100 hrs. A ’90 Pontiac Bonneville was stolen from carport. Apartment Complex Lot, Big Beaver near Rochester, 2/20-2/21, 2330-1045
hrs. A ’98 Dodge Stratus stolen from lot. Apartment Complex Lot, Big Beaver near Rochester, 2/20-2/21, 1940-0100
hrs. A ’99 Dodge Neon stolen from lot. Breaking and Entries: Quizno’s, 5373 Crooks,
2/18, 2359 hrs. Rear door pried to gain
entry. Cash register
drawer stolen that contained a small amount of currency. JR’s for Hair, 6025
Rochester, 2/16-2/17, 2330-0630 hrs. Front door glass
shattered. It appears no entry
was gained and nothing missing. Beechwood Swim Club,
3365 Jack, 2/19, 0635 hrs. Rear window broken out
to gain access and a concrete saw stolen. Several empty lockers had locks cut off. Interior of club ransacked and an
unsuccessful attempt was made to remove a TV from its cabinet. Crash Investigations: 14 Mile and Dequindre,
2/17, 2247 hrs. Officers responded to a
personal injury crash where the at-fault gold Cadillac exited the lot of a
business/restaurant at a high rate of speed directly in front of a Mercury
Mountaineer that was S/B on Dequindre. The Mercury struck the Cadillac, spun
out and came to rest on the east side of Dequindre. The 44-year-old female from Ann Arbor who was driving the
Mercury sustained non-life threatening injuries. Her 44-year-old husband/passenger was not injured. The Cadillac continued south on
Dequindre after impact. An area
wide broadcast (B.O.L.) was put out for the suspect vehicle. A Madison Heights police officer
located it in the area of 13 Mile and Dequindre and stopped it. Troy officers responded and found
heavy damage on the driver’s side of the Cadillac, rear axle broken and the
rear window shattered. The
77-year-old male driver of the Cadillac thought he was at his house in Troy,
when in fact he was in a condo complex in Madison Heights. He stated he “thought he got into a
crash while traveling on Dequindre” and he stated he “didn’t really know what
happened but thought someone hit him.” He was not injured. He stated he “had two
beers.” He failed sobriety tests
and was arrested. He blew .13 on
a breath test. Credit, Check, Identity Theft, and other Fraud: Complainant reported
someone used his debit card account number to make a fraudulent on-line $504.00 purchase with a
company located in California. Complainant discovered
a $2100.00 fraudulent withdrawal from her checking account conducted on-line. Complainant discovered
four fraudulent charges using her credit card account number on-line. Domestics/Family Troubles: Officer noticed a ’02
GMC Envoy swerving back and forth across all three lanes of traffic on west
bound Big Beaver west of Rochester on 2/17 at 2300 hrs. Another vehicle pulled up and the
driver advised the officer the Envoy nearly struck her and it appeared the
male driver was “going crazy.”
The officer observed the male driver yelling at the female passenger
and waiving his arms around.
Upon attempting to stop it the Envoy continued driving. A second patrol unit pulled in front
of it and both officers were able to force it to a stop. Upon approaching the vehicle the male
driver yelled out to officers that they didn’t know who they were “f…..ing
with.” He refused to follow
officers’ orders to place his hands outside the window and exit, claiming he
was a “cobra commando” and he was “going to kill the officer issuing the
orders.” They were able to
remove and secure him without incident during which time he told the officer
he (officer) was a “dead man.”
His visibly shook up female passenger stated they were
boyfriend/girlfriend, and suddenly for no apparent reason he ordered her out
of the car. When she refused he
began weaving back and forth in an attempt to frighten her so she would get
out. The 25-year-old male
driver from Troy was charged with “Reckless Driving,” “Failure to Stop/Obey a
Police Officer’s Signal,” and “Hindering/Obstructing Police.” He remained uncooperative during the
booking process. Two pills were recovered in his pocket that turned out to be
Xanax. He had no prescription
for them in his possession and they were not in a prescription pillbox. Additional charges may be pending
regarding improper possession of a schedule four narcotic. Complainant reported
her 18-year-old son stole $50.00 from her wallet and then took her car
without permission. She believes
he did this to purchase heroine.
He returned later in the day with the car. She is considering prosecution. One domestic assault
report was made wherein female complainant stated she fled the scene after
her boyfriend assaulted her.
Officers went to the location however were unable to make contact with
the suspect at that time.
Investigation continues. Officers responded to a
report of a domestic assault wherein male suspect had fled the scene. Responding officers located the
highly intoxicated suspect out on foot in the vicinity and arrested him. In another report of a
domestic assault the male suspect had left the scene prior to officers’
arrival and was not located.
Investigation is continuing. Complainant came to the
station to report her boyfriend assaulted her the day before with
investigation continuing. In addition to the
above, Troy Officers responded to six additional incidents involving
family troubles/domestic disputes where investigation revealed no assaults or
other crimes occurred, therefore no formal enforcement action taken/required. Drugs/Narcotics: Rochester and Long
Lake, 2/15, 2310 hrs. Officer stopped a
vehicle for an expired plate.
The driver indicated he “didn’t have any ID in his possession.” He identified himself as a
26-year-old male. A search of
the vehicle located a wallet containing a Michigan ID and driver’s license in
the name of a 36-year-old male from Shelby Twp. The photo on the license and ID matched the driver in
question. A plastic baggie
containing a small amount of crack cocaine was also recovered. The subject admitted he was the
person listed on the driver’s license located in the wallet. He was arrested for “Possession of
Cocaine,” “Driving on a Suspended License” and “Hindering a Police Officer by
Providing False ID.” Maple and Stephenson,
2/16, 1534 hrs. Officer stopped a Chevy
Blazer for a traffic violation and arrested the 43-year-old male driver from
Detroit for “Driving on a Suspended License.” He also had a drug related warrant for his arrest from
another jurisdiction. A Troy K-9
Unit check of the vehicle revealed a small plastic baggie between the
driver’s seat and front console with a small amount of cocaine for which the
subject was also charged. His
36-year-old male passenger from Warren was released at the scene. Troy Lanes Lot, 1950 E.
Square Lake, 2/17, 2319 hrs. As officer was checking
the lot he observed two subjects in a parked ’05 Toyota Prius. As the patrol car approached the
18-year-old male driver from Kentwood started to get out. The officer approached, looked inside
and observed a baggie of marijuana on the driver’s side floor. The driver admitted the marijuana was
his. It weighed approximately 4
grams. He was issued a citation
for “Possession of Marijuana” and released at the scene. His passenger was released with no
charges. Square Lake and Livernois,
2/18, 1451 hrs. Officer stopped a
silver Honda for a traffic violation.
The 44-year-old male driver from Auburn Hills had a suspended driver’s
license and was arrested. A
small amount of marijuana and an open beer were found inside the car for
which he was also charged. His
54-year-old female passenger from Troy was cited for possessing open beer in
an auto and released at the scene. They told officers they were just coming
from church. Drunk/Intoxicated Driving Incidents of Interest: Taco Bell Drive-Through,
3268 Rochester, 2/17, 0310 hrs. Officers responded on a
report that the driver of a purple Jeep Cherokee had driven over the curb
while entering the drive-through lane; had trouble speaking and appeared
intoxicated. Officer stopped it
as it pulled out. The
22-year-old male driver from Hamtramck admitted consuming a pint of
alcohol. He failed sobriety
tests and was arrested. His
license was also suspended. He
blew .20 on a breath test. Livernois and Long
Lake, 2/16, 2218 hrs. Officers responded to a
report of a drunk driver who had pulled into a lot near the
intersection. Officers arrived
and located the 57-year-old female driver from Rochester Hills slumped over
the wheel with the car running, her foot on the brake with the gear in drive. She was awakened and placed the car
in park. She was extremely
intoxicated. An open bottle of
gin was observed on the passenger seat.
She failed sobriety tests, blew .25 on a preliminary breath test and
was arrested. She refused to
take a breath test and a search warrant for her blood was obtained. Second offense drunk driving charges
pending toxicology results. Adams and Square Lake,
2/17, 0055 hrs. Officers responded to a
report of a possible drunk driver and located it as it exited N/B I-75 at Adams. The gray Ford F150 proceeded south
and then attempted a U-turn during which it went off-road and crashed into
the snow bank on the shoulder.
It continued driving slowly.
Officer stopped it. When
asked how much he had to drink the 51 year old male driver from Flint
indicated he “had too many at the casino.” He failed sobriety tests and was arrested. He blew .21 on a breath test. Embezzlements: 7-11, 5020 John R, 2/17 On 2/18 complainant
reported noticing two Western Union checks issued/missing and the
corresponding cash missing. A 22-year-old male cashier from Rochester Hills
who was working at the time is suspected. Investigation continues. Nordstrom, 2850 W. Big Beaver, 1/17-1/30 LPO (Loss Prevention
Officer) discovered a 48-year-old female cashier from Rochester Hills
conducted three fraudulent returns for a total of $499.26 and credited that
amount to her own credit card account.
Suspect agreed to repay the loss explaining the fraud as a result of
having outstanding medical bills.
She was terminated with prosecution pending. Home Invasions: John R, 2/1 Complainant came to
station on 2/19 and reported she is handling the estate involving the
residence in question. She learned
from the subject she is allowing to reside at the location that on 2/1 while
that person was sitting in the kitchen the rear door burst open and a male
subject entered. The subject
appeared surprised to see someone inside. He told the resident he just needed to use the phone and
was allowed to do so, and then departed. He was apparently recognized as an old associate of the
deceased. The rear security gate was forced open and damaged, as was the door
leading into the residence at the time of the incident. Investigation continues. Cheltenham, 2/20,
1600-2130 hrs. Complainant stated she
left the residence and then her son departed shortly thereafter. When she returned she found her
bedroom ransacked, a flat screen TV, DVD player and jewelry stolen from
therein. There was no sign of
forced entry into the home.
Complainant stated she used her key to open the door when she returned
and believes it was locked. Officer found other exterior doors and windows
secure. Complaint stated the
pedestrian door leading from the garage into the house was left unlocked. Larcenies: Cherry, 2/14 Complainant stated when
she returned home she found her TV, DVD player, telephone, garage door
opener, pictures and most of her clothes gone. Complainant stated a relative thought she owed her money
and while she was out her niece and nephew, who are staying with her, let
that relative into the house.
She denies owning the suspect any money and she stated she has been
unable to contact the suspect since the incident. Cedar Crest, 2/17-2/18,
1430-2130 hrs. Snow blower stolen from
open garage. Strawberry Road, 2/16,
10301330 hrs. Coaxial cable cut at
rear of house and at rear of property with approximately 150’ length lying
above ground, which was stolen.
Cable Company contacted and advised they had not removed the cable. T-shirt Place, 640 W.
14 Mile, 2/16-2/17, 2100-0900 hrs. Complainant stated he
left $200.00 start-up money in the register when he closed. When he returned to open the
following morning it was gone. The
store is secured in front by a security gate. Complainant stated a friend who was waiting for him to get
off work closed it for him and may not have pulled it down sufficiently to
secure it properly. Complainant
left via the rear door, which he locked. Complainant stated he did find the gate completely down
and secured when he checked it after discovering the missing money however
indicated a suspect may have tried it, found it not completely secure, pulled
it up, entered the store and pulled it down such that it secured when they
left. No sign of forced entry. Caribou Coffee, 3117
Crooks, 2/19, 1933 hrs. Complainant reported
she removed her wallet from her purse and walked up to the counter to make a
purchase leaving the purse at her table. Upon returning, she discovered the purse missing. Employees checked the restaurant and
found her purse discarded in the men’s restroom minus complainant’s cell
phone and iPod. An employee
indicated there was a suspicious male wandering around the restaurant at the
time of the incident explaining he didn’t place an order before leaving. Officer spoke to the manager of the
restaurant next door who indicated there were two males inside around the
time of the incident that appeared out of sorts with one of the two sweating
profusely. He resembled the
description of the subject seen inside the coffee shop. He was observed playing with and
talking on a cell phone that he seemed to be holding down toward his
lap. Both subjects ate without
incident and were gone when officer followed-up. Description:
B/M, 6-5, black coat, dark cap.
Vehicle: White, ’90 Olds
4 door, registered to a 34-year-old male from Pontiac. Advanced Home Care, 850
Stephenson, 2/19, 1200-1300 hrs. Purse stolen from
complainant’s desk while she was at lunch. LaSalle Bank, 2600 W.
Big Beaver, 320 E. Big beaver, 1/30-2/9 Complainant indicated
four new laptops were delivered to the branch on 1/30 and were placed in
storage. When an employee proceeded
to the storage area on 2/9 to retrieve them they were discovered missing. Hooters, 1686 John R,
2/20, 1837 hrs. Complainant stated a
male customer left without paying for a $27.55 dinner check. Apparently the suspect has done the
same in the past. Mathson Industries,
1845 Thunderbird, 2/7, 0425 hrs. Complainant reported
observing unknown males loading up plastic pallets into a white cargo van
behind a business. When they
noticed they were being watched they left the area. Follow-up with business representative confirmed
approximately $2400.00 worth of pallets and larger plastic bins were missing. Charter One Bank, 125
Stephenson, 12/28, 1030-1130 hrs. Complainant reported an
employee reported one of the packets of cash delivered from their supplying
bank was found to be $1080.00 short when it was being counted/verified. Supplier indicated the amount was
correct when it left. It was
shipped/received in a tamper-proof/sealed bag. Pediatric Doctor’s
Office, Crooks, 2/20,1/16-2/20 Complainant stated the
red plastic medical waste container with used pediatric syringes for disposal
and stored in a locked storage closet was discovered missing. Complainant stated cleaning service
was contacted and reported no knowledge of missing container. Larcenies from Autos: Cambria, 2/17-2/19,
2300-1100 hrs. A ’00 Toyota entered
and purse stolen. Credit cards
from purse used to make fraudulent purchases in Sterling Heights. Complainant stated the car was locked
with no sign of forced entry. Columbia, 2/20-2/21,
1700-0440 hrs. Two unlocked Dodge
Statuses entered, glove boxes rummaged, and a Canadian $20.00 stolen from one
of them. Malicious Destruction of Property: Melcombe Circle, 2/`5,
0930-1400 hrs. A ’07 Nissan Altima
parked in garage had front driver’s side tire slashed. Walker, 2/19-2/20,
1900-1700 hrs. Rear window smashed out
of Buick Rendezvous parked in drive with nothing missing. Minors and Alcohol: Neighbor Troubles: Peace Officer/Civil: Phone Calls/Harassment/Threats: One obscene/threatening
phone call report taken.
Complainant identified three subjects believed responsible. Officer contacted them. They agreed to cease further
contacts. Complainant reported
ex-boyfriend is harassing her via phone and text messages. Officer contacted him and advised him
to cease contact. Complainant reported he
placed his car for sale and received a call from subject who made a very low
offer. Complainant stated the
offer was so low he immediately refused it and hung up. Caller has since been making
threatening calls to complainant.
Officer left a message for him to cease or face prosecution. One
threatening/harassing phone call and one harassing e-mail report taken. Retail Fraud: Kroger’s, 31 E. Long
Lake, 2/16, 1705 hrs. Complainant stated
subject entered the store approached the DVD display, grabbed an armful and
fled out of the store without paying for the stolen merchandise.
(Approximately 10 DVD’s valued at approximately $200.00.) He was last scene entering a green
’93 Ford Topaz or Tempo that registers to a 47-year-old male from
Pontiac. Suspect: W/M, 5-4, gray hair, thin, wearing a
brown hat and brown fedora style hat. Louis Vuitton, 2801 W.
Big Beaver, 2/21, 1520 hrs Security officer
reported a male and female entered the store together. While the male spoke with a sales
clerk the female concealed a $585.00 Zippy wallet in her coat. Apparently while in the store the
pair did make a cash purchase of two other wallets for a total of $337.08
using cash. Suspects were an
Asian male, 30-35 years old, 5’-8” to 5’-10”, medium build, dark hair; and an
Asian female, 30-35 years old, 5’-5”, medium build, dark shoulder length
hair, wearing an orange/peach down coat and a yellow shirt. Robberies: Oakland Mall Lot, 412 W.
14 Mile, 2/20, 2030 hrs. Witnesses reported
while walking to their car in the lot they heard shouting and observed a male
subject engaged in what appeared to be a fight with two other males. The two suspects ran to a newer white
Chevy Impala with tinted windows, which was last seen driving along the south
side of the mall toward John R.
Witnesses indicated they heard it honking its horn and possibly
yelling coming from the vehicle towards the males or from the males towards
the vehicle as it drove away.
Officers located the 27-year-old male victim from Detroit who stated
his friend and his self exited the mall via the main south exit. He stated as they arrived at their
vehicle the two suspects approached and indicated they wanted his eyeglasses.
He stated he got out of the car and started fighting with them. During the altercation the
glasses were broken. He stated
his glasses were Cartier and cost $2500.00. The 15-year-old male from Detroit who was with him stated
suspect #2 grabbed him but he was able to slip out of his jacket. His jacket was located by
investigating officers in the same area witnesses last saw the two suspects
running toward. Suspects were a
B/M, approximately 19-20 years old, 6’-0”, 170,short hair, wearing a blue and
white jacket and a B/M, 19-20 years old, short hair, 5’-7”, 140, wearing a
blue and white jacket. No injuries reported/no weapons involved. Suspicious Incidents: K-Mart headquarters,
3100 W. Big beaver, 2/16 Complainant reported
subject bid on several items however when it came time to pay he represented
he had to go to the bank to obtain a cashier’s check. Security accompanied him and the
transaction was denied due to a problematic credit account he was trying to
draw a cash advance against.
Upon arriving back at the property he fled from the security
vehicle. Complainant stated
subject may have taken a few items out earlier however the bulk of the
purchase was left behind and recovered. Norton, 2/17-2/18,
0000-1114 hrs. Complainant observed
footprints in the snow around a neighbor’s and his own residence. The footprints appeared to lead to
complainant’s bedroom windows as well as neighbor’s other windows and rear
door. They lead away in a
southerly direction. Complainant
was concerned someone may be peeping. Lovington, 2/17, 0330
hrs. Complainant heard what
sounded like someone outside his apartment door insert a key in the deadbolt
and attempt to unlock the lock.
When the area was checked no one was observed. Complainant stated his wife told him
she heard similar sounds at the door earlier in the day. No entry and no sign of force. Beech Lane, 2/21, 0230
hrs. Complainant reported
hearing her dog barking on 2/20 and 2/21 at about 0200 hrs. each
morning. On 2/21 she
discovered the rope holding the back-yard gate closed was cut and there were
footprints in the snow. The
footprints stopped short of the house and at about the spot her barking dog
would be visible at the rear of the interior of the home. Traffic
Altercations: Vandalism: Weapons Offenses: Welfare Checks: Complainant responded
to apartment complex management office, contacted the Troy PD and reported
that while speaking by phone to his roommate the roommate told him he had
“armed himself with two handguns,” made suicidal statements and shot himself
in the leg. Officers responded
to the apartment and attempted to make contact with the subject. While doing so a gunshot was heard. Officers located the 52-year-old male
from Troy dead inside as a result of a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the
head. Officers responded to a
business after complainant called to report her neighbor may be en-route
armed with a handgun intent on committing suicide and that her husband was
trying to make contact with the neighbor while meeting him there. Officers did not locate the neighbor
there and proceeded to his residence where his wife stated she had just
talked to him by phone and he stated he was parked in a garage in Madison
Heights with the car running.
Troy Dispatch obtained a cell phone number for him and officers began
making contact attempts. He
eventually responded and stated he was at a storage facility in Troy. Officers proceeded there and were
able to continue speaking to him via his cell. He confirmed he had a gun in the car but agreed to turn it
over and obtain assistance. He
complied with officers’ directions to exit the vehicle. He was transported to the hospital
without further incident. An
unloaded .38 caliber revolver was recovered in a plastic bag on the front
seat. Several rounds of
ammunition were also recovered. A 39-year-old male
found extremely intoxicated required transport to the hospital for detox. Complainant reported
her son became incoherent during a phone conversation with his wife. Wife contacted complainant who
responded to the residence and received no response. Officers had to force entry and
eventually found the 39-year-old male locked in a bedroom into which they
also had to force entry. They
located the subject inside. He
stated he didn’t hear their attempts to summon him to the doors. He reported taking “four prescription
sleeping pills as he was having trouble sleeping.” He stated he “consumed a half bottle of wine as well and he was not suicidal.” He was transported to the hospital
for evaluation. A 45-year-old male came
to the station in an intoxicated state seeking assistance. He was transported to the hospital
for detox. Troy Officers responded
to one incident involving an individual experiencing
emotional/psychological difficulties and assisted w/transport to the hospital
for evaluation/commitment. Special Events Information: Free retail Fraud
Investigation Seminar
In cooperation with
Limited Brands, the Troy Police Department is sponsoring a free seminar on
the topic of organized retail fraud ring investigations. The seminar is designed to assist
line loss prevention personnel as well as law enforcement and regional,
district and area level retail loss prevention practitioners identify and investigate
organized retail fraud. The
seminar will be hosted at the Troy Police and Fire Training Center, which is
located on the east side of John R south of Long Lake on Thursday, March 1st
from 1:00-5:00 p.m. Please
contact Troy Police Officer Andrew Breidenich for reservations or additional
information at 248-524-3464. Incredible Kids
Recognition Ceremonies, Thursday, March 1st The Troy Community Coalition for the Prevention of
Drug, Alcohol, and Tobacco Abuse will host its annual Incredible Kids
Recognition night at the City of Troy Community Center, 3179 Livernois, Room
304 beginning at 7:00 p.m. on Thursday, March 1st. This year over 100 kids will receive
recognition at this great community event. Members of the media and community in general are
cordially invited to attend and share with the Coalition, Troy School
District, Troy Police Department, and the entire community in recognizing the
energy, spirit, and hope our kids provide to this community. For more information, please contact
The Troy Community Coalition at 248-823-5088. Miscellaneous
Information: Case Updates: Arrest Summary: In addition to those
outlined above, the following arrests were also made during the period: Domestic Assault: 2 Drove Under the
Influence of Rx Mediations: 1 Drunk Driving: 7 (One of which was a felony/third offense arrest – 30 year
old male from Detroit.) Retail Fraud: 5 Drove While License
Suspended: 7 Warrants: 7 |
Events & Programs
Please click or go to the below
link for community events for the coming February 23rd – March 2nd Week!
http://www.ci.troy.mi.us/calendar/
The Troy Community Coalition is a
non-profit organization dedicated to improving the quality of life for all
who live or work in Troy, by promoting a lifestyle free from the abuse of
alcohol and drugs. Please feel free to
contact any staff member
for additional information or contact our office at (248) 823-5088 Troy Community Coalition 4420 Livernois
Rd. Troy, MI 48098 We
urge you to join us for one of our many exciting upcoming community events.
Our big fundraiser is being held on April 22, 2007 and we are having
a raffle along with dinner to raise much-needed funds. To obtain raffle tickets go to: ______________________________
The Troy Police Department offers the
following free talks/seminars:
* Alcohol abuse and prevention * Safety with Strangers * Home Security * Personal Security * Got Caught (Shoplifting talk for
teens) * Choose Wisely (Right choices for
teens) * Home alone (home personal safety for
teens and children) * Drug and drug paraphernalia talk for
adults and also teens * Identity Theft * Internet Safety for adults and also
teens * Harassing and Bullying Prevention for
children * Retail Fraud Prevention * In addition, if you or your organization
has a program/discussion idea or need that a police officer can deliver
please call! For more information or to
schedule an officer to present a program please call: (248) 524-3464 or e-mail the
crime alert at: troypdcrimealert@ci.troy.mi.us
____________________________ Crime Prevention Tips
Alcohol / Drugs Be responsible, if you drink, DO NOT DRIVE! If you serve alcohol, make
sure that your guests make it home safely. Don’t serve alcohol to under
aged children We all must share
the roads, don’t risk the lives of others or yourself. It is not a good idea to mix Alcohol
with other activities like boating or swimming. If you drink, do it in moderation and don’t drive or put
yourself and other at risk. ·
DO NOT use
illegal drugs ·
DO NOT drive
and endanger the lives of everyone if you have consumed alcohol or drugs. · If you are under 21 years of age, IT IS ILLEGAL to consume or possess alcohol. If you
have any information on illegal drug activity call our tip line at
248-524-0777. Larceny Ø
Always keep
control of all your property. Ø
Your
belongings are not safe while you are playing sports or at work unless you
have them properly locked or are in possession of them. Ø
Thieves wait
for the right time and will take property quickly. Ø
Unfortunately
you cannot always trust co-workers or other business associates. Ø
Do not rely
on others to watch your belongings.
If they fail, you will be the victim, not them. Ø
Be cautious
of who you allow into your home. If you invite guests that you really do not
know into your home you are inviting trouble. ____________________________ Whether you need Click here to view the Troy Chamber's new
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