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Police Crime
Alert Community Services Section CHARLES T. CRAFTChief of
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Crime
Alert for period ending July 27, 2007 Altercations/Disorderly Conduct: Assaults: Elliott and Minnesota, 7/25, 2038 hrs. Officers responded to a report of a fight in progress. Upon arrival, they spoke to a 19-year-old
male from Sterling Heights who had been driving a Dodge Stratus. He had a facial injury. He was evaluated by EMS, but did not
wish further treatment. He was
in the company of his 16-year-old girlfriend from Troy, three 18-year-old
males and a 16-year-old male, all from Hamtramck. He explained the group had been in Hamtramck when another
group of teens accused them of stealing their wallet. A chase apparently ensued from
Hamtramck N/B on I-75 to 14 Mile.
The other vehicle was a champagne colored Honda, which reportedly
tried running the Stratus off the road several times on the freeway. The driver of the Stratus stated he
exited at 14 Mile, drove to a nearby industrial subdivision where he tried to
lose the other car. For some
reason he apparently stopped during that effort when the driver of the Honda
“signaled him so they could talk.”
He stated at that point additional vehicles arrived in the area and
numerous occupants got out and started beating him through his open car
door. His girlfriend’s purse was
reportedly stolen by one of the subjects. The vehicle sustained some minor damage during the
incident as well. Officers
reported the information provided at the scene was vague at best. All suspects were gone when officers
arrived. Playground Susick Elementary School, 2200 Castleton, 7/25, 2130 hrs. A 14-year-old male complainant from Troy came to the police station to
report that he was approached by a group of young males while he was playing
basketball that wanted to join him.
When the game was over and he wanted to leave, one member of the group
described as a W/M, approximately 14-years-old “grabbed and threatened him,
demanding he leave his basketball and give him his money.” Another member of the group,
described as a B/M, approximately 17-years-old, 5’-3,” 250 lbs., wearing a
white T-shirt, blue shorts, and unlaced Nike Air One shoes, reportedly
removed what appeared to be a “real handgun from his waistband, brandished it
at him, and also threatened him.”
He was able to leave and unknown if anything was taken. Assist Other Department/Law Enforcement: Auto/Vehicle Thefts: Lovington, 7/21-7/23 ’95 Honda Civic stolen. Breaking and Entries: Intraco, 530
Stephenson, 7/22, 1345 hrs. Officers responding to
a burglar alarm discovered the east door leading into the building with the
glass smashed out. Investigation
revealed an interior office suite’s entry door had the glass smashed with a
rock and the office apparently entered.
A business representative responded and could not determine what if
anything had been stolen at that time.
Another suite belonging to a different business had the entry door
pried in an unsuccessful attempt to enter. Selik
Financial, 1771 W. Big Beaver, 7/25, 2151-2153 hrs. Officers responding to a burglar alarm discovered
an exterior office window smashed out.
Investigation revealed the suspect(s) entered and unsuccessfully
attempted to remove two large LCD monitors that were mounted on walls in two
separate rooms. Crash
Investigations: Credit, Check, Identity Theft, and other Fraud: Complainant reported
being contacted by one of his credit card companies regarding a suspicious
cash advance attempt for $2600.00.
The card had not been used in ten years, but the account was still
open. Apparently a female
suspect called in to add herself to the account and provided all of the
complainant’s personal information as verification/authorization. She had the card shipped to a local
shipper where she arranged to pick it up in person. The credit card company
called to verify the transaction after noting the added name and activity on
the dormant account. Transaction
verified as fraudulent by complaint.
No losses. Complainant reported
discovering three unauthorized withdrawals for approximately $2400.00 in
total from his bank account by three different businesses. Bank investigators froze outside
access to complainant’s account after he reported the frauds. Complainant discovered
unauthorized withdrawals made from his bank account apparently from ATM’s in
California for approximately $1500.00. Complainant reported
that her husband’s business checks were stolen from her home, forged and
fraudulently cashed at area banks with one for $80.00 in Troy. Restaurant Depot, 1304
E. Maple, 7/23-7/25 Counterfeit $20.00
discovered when cash deposits were being processed at cash depository. In addition to the
above, two other credit fraud reports were filed during the reporting period. Domestics/Family Troubles: Troy Officers responded
to four incidents involving family troubles/domestic disputes where
investigation revealed no assaults or other crimes occurred, therefore no
formal enforcement action was taken. Drugs/Narcotics: Drunk/Intoxicated Driving Incidents of Interest: Shoreline, 7/22, 0313
hrs. Officers responded to a
report that a gold ’00 Chevy Impala had driven across a lawn, into a tree and
then struck an electrical box before coming to a stop. Upon arrival officers located the
20-year-old male driver from Troy.
He stated he “was on his way home after visiting a friend.” He stated he was “unsure of what
happened in terms of how/why he crashed.” He stated he was “traveling between 30 and 35 mph. before
leaving the roadway.” He stated he “had one beer at his friend’s house.” He smelled of alcohol and his speech
was slurred. He failed sobriety
tests and was arrested. He blew
0.14 on a breath test. He was not injured in the crash. Embezzlements: Home Invasions: Allison, 7/13-7/22 Residence entered by
unknown means as there was no sign of forced entry. Jewelry reportedly missing from a master bedroom, as was a
jar of quarters. Apparently the
residents were on vacation and their 28-year-old son who was also on vacation
arrived home a couple days before his parents. He reported observing nothing unusual/no doors or windows
open or damaged when he returned.
When his parents arrived home they noticed the items missing. Kirkton, 7/23,
1230-1545 hrs. Rear door forced open
and an unloaded 9mm handgun stolen from a dresser drawer. Larcenies: Wilcox Brothers Lawn
Sprinklers, 85 Minnesota, 7/20, 0110-0145 hrs. Lock cut on gate
leading into business parking lot.
Catalytic converters stolen from three company ’97 Ford vans, and one
company ’03 Chevy truck parked in lot. Tallman, 7/22-7/23,
2300-0700 hrs. Garage entered via
unlocked pedestrian door. A
black 24” Mongoose bike, three sets of golf clubs, a GPS golf locater, and a
skateboard were stolen. Two golf
bags minus the clubs were located in a side yard. Two vehicles parked in the drive were ransacked however
nothing taken with no forced entry.
Incident may be related to larcenies from autos listed below that
occurred during same time frame on Leetonia and Randall (Tallman is in the
same subdivision). Officer
located a speaker box in a neighbor’s front yard, however it is unknown whom
that belongs to at this time. Kroger Lot, South
Boulevard and Crooks, 7/23, 1530 hrs. A 14-year-old male
complainant from Troy parked his yellow Haro X-16 Jump bike outside the store
along with some of his friend’s bikes.
When he came out, he observed a W/M, approximately 25-years-old, with
what was described as a three-week growth of beard, wearing a white T-shirt
with “Harvard Medical” printed on the front and tan cargo shorts, loading his
bike into the rear of a white Ford Explorer. He described the car as a 1999-2000 model with rust
spots. The suspect was last seen
driving away W/B on South Boulevard with complainant’s bike in his vehicle. Church Lot, 5500 Adams,
7/21-7/23 Black utility trailer
stolen from rear of lot. A
storage shed was also broken into however nothing was missing. Kirk Lane, 7/23-7/24,
1630-0800 hrs. Complainant reported
his pharmacy dropped off 5 prescriptions at his residence, placing them
between his front screen and main door that came up missing. Beauty First, 1337
Coolidge, 7/25, 1945-2015 hrs. Complainant reported
someone stole three zippered moneybags from a drawer behind the register, two
of which were empty; the third contained $100.00 in currency. Mon Jin Lau, 1515 E.
Maple, 7/25, 2230-2340 hrs. Complainant reported
parking her car using the valet.
She left her purse inside the car. When she returned to the vehicle, the purse was missing. No forced entry and valet denied
knowledge of missing purse. Troy Sports Center
Locker Room, 1819 E. Big Beaver, 7/25, 1905 hrs. Complainant arrived
late for practice and entered locker room to observe a w/m, 5’-6,” 130-140
lbs., brown hair, 15-17 years old, wearing a white T-shirt going through a
teammate’s pants pocket, stealing a wallet. Complainant’s team was already out on the ice. Complainant confronted the suspect
who threw the wallet on the floor and exited. When the owner of the wallet checked it, he found $49.00
missing. Suspect is possibly a
16-year-old male from Sterling Heights whose team had just finished using an
adjoining locker room.
Investigation continues. Larcenies from Autos: Lakewood, 7/20-7/21,
1900-0930 hrs. Unlocked ’05 Ford
Taurus parked in drive entered and satellite radio and cell phone charger
stolen. Ashbury, 7/22,
0330-1159 hrs. A ’93 Pontiac Grand AM
had driver’s side window smashed out and stereo and amplifier stolen. Leetonia, Randall,
7/22-7/23, 2100-0615 hrs. Seven vehicles parked
on Leetonia and one parked on Randall were entered and ransacked over
night. All were unlocked except
one, which had its window smashed.
Most were parked in drives.
Loose change, an envelope containing $119.00, an uninstalled car
alarm, and a case of energy drinks were stolen from four of the
vehicles. Purses and wallets
were gone through in a couple cases, but were left behind, as were credit
cards. In one case a piece of ID
was stolen from a wallet.
Officers responded to the area and discovered the incidents after a
resident called to report a suspicious male with a thin build wearing a white
shirt looking into vehicles and trying vehicle door handles at about 0500
hrs. Responding officers did not
locate him. A mountain bike was
stolen from outside a garage where one of the vehicles had been entered and
gone through. Sylvan Glen Golf
Course, 5501 Rochester Road, 7/23, 1815-2230 hrs. ’06 Jeep Liberty had
rear driver’s side window smashed out and a laptop and Rx eyeglasses stolen. Parking Lot, 4924
Rochester, 7/23, 2100-2200 hrs. ’07 Jeep Grand Cherokee
had rear passenger side window smashed out and purse stolen, as was $40.00,
MI driver’s license and a bankcard all of which were in the center
console. Credit cards from the
purse were used to make a fraudulent purchase and a cash advance at two
locations in Troy. Renshaw, 7/18-7/19,
2330-0745 hrs. Dodge Caravan entered
and computer tablet, wireless card, and printer stolen. Complainant stated she pressed the
automatic lock from inside the house, however it may not have activated, as there
was no sign of forced entry into the van. Suburban Toyota, 1821
Maplelawn, 7/21-7/23, 1600-0700 hrs. BMW 325ci parked in lot
found on cinder blocks and all four tires/wheels stolen. Business Lot, 1897 West
South Boulevard, 7/24, 1130-1215 hrs. ’05 Honda Accord had
rear passenger side window smashed out and purse stolen. Garry, Rode Island,
Isabell, 7/22, 0100-0700 hrs. 07-27494 Garry, Unlocked Chevy
Silverado parked in drive entered a Sirius satellite radio and cell phone
stolen. Garry, Reportedly
locked Ford pickup parked in drive entered and rummaged. Nothing was missing and no
damage. Unknown on how entry
accomplished. Reportedly
locked Ford Windstar parked in drive at same residence entered and
rummaged. Nothing was missing
and no damage. Garry, Unlocked Pontiac
Sunfire parked in street entered and $10.00 in change stolen. Locked Ford Bronco parked in drive at
same residence entered via vent window, rummaged through with nothing
missing. Garry, Unlocked Toyota
Camry parked in drive entered and sunglasses and driver’s license stolen. Rhode Island, Locked
Chrysler LHS parked in street had unsuccessful entry attempt by prying door
lock with nothing missing. Milverton, Unlocked
Mercury Sable parked in street entered, rummaged with nothing missing. Isabel, Unlocked Ford
Econoline van parked in drive entered and $10.00 in change stolen. Isabel, Pontiac Sunfire
parked in street with window down entered, rummaged with nothing missing. Isabel, Unlocked Dodge Ram
pickup parked in street entered and watch stolen. Rhode Island, Unlocked
Chevy Express van parked in street entered, rummaged with nothing
missing. Unlocked Chevy Suburban
parked in drive at same residence entered, rummaged with nothing missing. Malicious Destruction of Property: Minnesota, 7/22, 0300
hrs. A 19-year-old male
complainant from Troy reported hearing loud bangs outside his residence and
when he looked outside, observed two males walking away from his ’98 Ford
Ranger pickup. When he went
outside to investigate he discovered the center back window kicked in and the
driver’s side window cracked. He
observed a footprint on the centerpiece of glass that had been kicked out
that had a pattern he recognized as being from a pair of Nike Shock shoes. He thought the two males he saw
walking away from the truck resembled on old friend and his younger brother
from Troy. They are 18 and
15-years-old respectively from Troy.
He knew the 18-year-old had a pair of Nike Shock shoes, so he went to
their residence and confronted them.
Both were fully dressed at 0300 hrs. in the morning. They denied responsibility for
damaging his car, however the 18-year-old refused to show complainant his
shoes. Complainant stated there
was no negative history between him and the suspects. Minnesota, Wisconsin,
7/22, 0000-0600 hrs. Two mailboxes on
Minnesota and five on Wisconsin broken off their respective stands in front
of residences. Villa Park, 7/19-7/20,
2200—830 hrs. ’07 Pontiac G6 had
passenger side door scratched/possibly keyed. Vacant building 1150
Naughton, 7/20-7/22 Graffiti spray-painted
on south exterior wall. Hill Elementary School,
46oo Forsyth, 7/19-7/20, 1600-0817 hrs. Tar spread on south
sidewall. It appears suspect
climbed onto roof to do so. Initials
“KLC” were left on the wall. Merrick, 7/21,
1630-2130 hrs. Home under construction
entered and second floor rooms had holes kicked into the drywall. Shoe print
observed on one of the damaged walls. Subdivision Park, Coral
and Diamond, 7/23-7/25 Graffiti/”gang type”
signs painted on the slide and trash can. Minors and Alcohol: Corbin and Connolly,
7/23, 0315 hrs. Officers were dispatched on a report of a male
passed out inside a parked, non-running vehicle. Upon arrival officers located a ’97 Olds Cutlass with an
18-year-old male from a nearby residence inside. There was an empty beer can outside the vehicle on the
ground and a full can on top of the car. Officers had trouble waking the subject. When they did, they found him
extremely intoxicated. He did
not “know where he was.” He blew
0.20 on a PBT. EMS was called to
the scene to evaluate him. His
parents eventually came outside, were briefed on the situation, and after
consulting with paramedics took custody of their son. He was cited for “MIP” (Minor in
Possession). Neighbor Troubles: Peace Officer/Civil: Phone Calls/Harassment/Threats: Four harassing telephone call reports taken. Two harassment reports taken. Two threats report taken. Retail Fraud: Macy’s, 500 W. 14 Mile,
7/20, 1350 hrs. LPO’s (Loss Prevention
Officers) reported 32-year-old male from Detroit, known from prior retail
frauds, entered the store and took several items of clothing into a fitting
room. When he exited the fitting
room, a pair of pants and a shirt was missing from what he originally carried
in. LPO’s approached him
regarding the concealed clothing.
He pushed them away and fled.
As he did, he dropped a cell phone he was talking on. He dumped the jeans in a
stairwell. The shirt was not
recovered. He was last seen
entering an awaiting silver Ford Explorer driver by a B/F which drove off
toward 14 Mile. It is suspected
he may have been talking to the driver on his cell prior to his escape. CVS, 2963 E. Big
Beaver, 7/22, 2030 hrs. Two W/M’s approximately
20-years-old entered the store on Friday, 7/20/07, filled two shopping carts
full of beer and tried to exit without paying. Store personnel stopped them from doing so. Apparently the same two showed up
again on Sunday 7/23/07 and again loaded several cases of beer into two
shopping carts. Upon attempting
to exit they were questioned and claimed they “paid at the pharmacy.” The pharmacy however had closed hours
earlier. The one subject was
able to exit with his shopping cart and beer, while the second grabbed cases
out of his cart as he fled. They
entered and escaped in an older dark green ’94 Plymouth, dropping several
cans of beer in the lot as they did. Total stolen approximately $100.00. The plate on the car registers to a
38-year-old male from Fowlerville. Robberies: Bus Stop, Oakland Mall,
412 W. 14 Mile, 7/21, 2240 hrs. A 19-year-old male
complainant from Detroit claimed that while waiting at the bus stop and
talking to a female who was also waiting, a green older Ford Taurus pulled up,
occupied by two B/M’s, both wearing white T-shirts. The passenger reportedly got out and pointed a black
handgun at the complainant, demanding his ”money and the female’s purse.” He stated he turned over his wallet,
and was unsure if the female turned over her purse, as both he and she ran
off in opposite directions as the suspects fled the scene in the car. He stated he last saw the car turning
east on 14 Mile from John R. He ran to a nearby gas station to use a pay
phone to call 911. He did not know
where the female went.
Responding officers were unable to locate her and she never contacted
the PD to report being robbed.
The complainant stated she dropped a shopping bag that contained a
shirt when she ran. The
complainant turned that over to investigating officers. The description of the suspects was
limited to that which was outlined above. Suspicious Incidents: LaSalle bank Lot, 5014
Rochester, 7/19, 1400 hrs. A 27-year-old male from
Dearborn cited and released for “Soliciting without a Permit” after trying to
sell stereo equipment out of his car to a passerby. Wattles, 7/23, 0130
hrs. Complainant stated he
observed a subject trying to pick the lock on the back door of his
residence. He reportedly scared
the subject off who was last scene running south on foot. A Police K-9 track proceeded south
across Wattles, into the adjacent subdivision, and then west onto Rochester
Road where it was lost in a business parking lot. The complainant stated he had no idea who the subject was,
but indicated similar incidents have occurred in the past. Suspect: B/M, wearing a dark colored hooded sweatshirt with the
hood pulled over his face, dark blue jeans, and extremely white shoes. Axtel, 7/24, 1900-1634
hrs. Passenger door lock
pushed in on a ’00 Chrysler Town and Country van parked in the carport of the
apartment complex lot. No entry
gained. Traffic
Altercations: Vandalism: Weapons Offenses: Welfare Checks: Troy Officers responded
to three incidents involving individuals experiencing emotional/psychological
difficulties and assisted w/transport to the hospital for
evaluation/commitment. Special Events
Information: Miscellaneous Information: N/B I-75 near Wattles,
7/21, 0150 hrs. When officer was passed
by a white motorcycle that was traveling at a high speed, the officer
activated emergency equipment in an attempt to catch up and stop it. The motorcycle rapidly pulled away,
so the officer ceased efforts to catch up. The driver appeared to be a B/M, wearing a black and white
jacket.
Case Updates: Arrest Summary: In addition to those
outlined above, the following arrests were also made during the period: Drunk Driving: 10 Drove While License
Suspended: 6 Driving Under the
Influence of Drugs: 1 Retail Fraud: 9 Warrants: 7 National
Night Out Block Party in Troy
Target, in partnership
with the Troy Police and Fire Departments, and the City of Troy are hosting a
“National Night Out” event on the evening of Tuesday, August 7, 2007 from
6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. in the open area behind Troy City Hall located at 500
W. Big Beaver. All are welcome
to this family friendly free event held in conjunction with this year’s
kick-off of the National Night Out Against Crime Project. The National Association of Town
Watch sponsors the project.
According to the National Town Watch website, the project is designed
to heighten crime and drug prevention awareness, generate support for and
participation in crime prevention programs, strengthen neighborhood spirit
and police-community partnerships, and send a message to criminals that
neighborhoods are organized and fighting back. This Troy based block party is
aimed at encouraging citizens and neighbors to get outside, get to know one
another, and be one another’s, as well as the police department’s eyes and
ears against crime in the community. Troy Police Department will be providing
Child Fingerprinting, Bike registration (See above or bring you bike or just
make, model, color and serial number), Bike Safety and other useful crime
prevention tips! The Target
Corporation is a major sponsor of the National Night Out program, and we
sincerely appreciate Target’s efforts in bringing this event to Troy. Hollywood Market has graciously
donated hotdogs and buns; Agrusa’s Fruit Market has donated watermelons to
round off this great event. For
additional information, please see the below flyer. Contacts for the project are: Mr. Dennis Dixon of Target
Corporation 248-614-9792 x3209; Ms. Cindy Stewart, City of Troy Community
Affairs Director 248-524-1147; Sgt. Robert Kowalski, City of Troy Police
Department 248-524-3448. Special Events Information: You’re invited to help us kick off
Target In partnership with: Troy Police
Department Troy Fire
Department And the
City of Troy Are hosting
this Crime/Fire Prevention night! Tuesday, August 7,
2007 6pm to 8pm Location:
Rear of Troy City Hall
500 Big Beaver Troy, MI 48084 All Troy area residents are welcome! Events and
activities Hot Dogs and Pop “Faith” the Fire
Dog! Safety Printing Fire Trucks Troy Police bike
patrol and K-9 Games and Activities for kids |
Events & Programs
Please click or go to
the below link for community events for the coming July 27th - August 3rd Week!
http://www.ci.troy.mi.us/calendar/ Chase the Traffic Blues Away and Stay in Troy for
“Jazz on the Corridor”
(TROY, MI) - The
Columbia Center at 101 W. Big Beaver will be the backdrop for some fabulous
music on select Thursdays this summer.
Stay after work, grab a bite to eat and listen to music from 6-8 pm. Bring lawn chairs or blankets and relax
with friends as cool jazz, R&B, swing, and classic sounds fill the
air. Food will be available from
Gateway Deli. The musical lineup
is: August 16: One Beat Back Orchestra This premier Detroit Big Band formed in
1991 as a high-energy band playing for the love of “Swing Music.” With vocals, brass, reeds and a
swinging rhythm section they play favorite classics like Frank Sinatra, Count
Basie, Glenn Miller, Tommy Dorsey and Benny Goodman. For more information, please call the
Community Affairs Department at 248.524.1147. ___________________________
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.
The Troy Police Department offers the
following free talks/seminars:
* Work place safety * Alcohol abuse and prevention * Safety with Strangers * Home Security Audit * 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:
________________________________ Self Defense Class for Women Be prepared—class starts promptly at
5:30 p.m. Bring your daughter (over 16, please) or a girlfriend and attend this
informational, hands-on presentation. Just in time for heading back to
college, this is a great class for students! The class will be instructed by
John Parks of Anshinkan Aikido Dojo. John will teach simple, yet effective
techniques. Dress comfortably.
Whether you need Click here to view the Troy Chamber's new
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“Choose Troy ,” a Troy Chamber-sponsored
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Click here for more information _______________________________ Crime Prevention Tips
Larcenies from Autos / Car Theft
Things that
can be done to combat auto theft and larcenies from autos include: Ø Installing a car alarm. Ø Using steering-wheel locking applications
like the club etc. Ø Applications of a hidden kill switch to
the ignition system. Ø Park in a well lit well traveled area if
possible. Ø Always maintain security of vehicle keys.
Ø Do not leave anything of value
in your vehicle in plain view. Ø Always lock your vehicle doors. Ø Never leave a vehicle unattended while
running. Ø There is a trend of things being stolen
from vehicles in the parking lots of fitness centers and fun centers. While
going to these places, be extra careful to remove all items of value and
secure your vehicle. Suspicious Incidents / people
If it appears that someone is up to no-good, they
probably are. Call the Police
immediately. We are trained to
investigate suspicious circumstances and determine if criminal activity is
afoot. The best security system that you can have is a “Nosy
Neighbor.” Encourage your
neighbors to be “Nosy,” especially if there is strange activity around your
property. Return the favor by
keeping a watchful eye on their property and reporting it immediately. This is the basis for the
Neighborhood Watch program. If someone or something seems “suspicious” to you or
makes you feel uncomfortable, there is probably good reason for it. Don’t get into the habit of
second-guessing your intuition and instinct. Sexual
predators are usually progressive, starting out with public exposure and
leading to more risky and dangerous behaviors. You can check the state of
Michigan registered sex offenders list at www.mipsor.state.mi.us
for offenders that live in your area. ______________________________
Whether you need Click here to view the Troy Chamber's new
eNewsletter geared toward residents. Included you will find everything from
discount offers on pizzas to gym memberships and upcoming events presented by
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bi-monthly basis, please e-mail: deb@troychamber.com or call 248.641.1606.
“Choose Troy ,” a Troy Chamber-sponsored
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