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Crime Alert Community Services Section CHARLES T. CRAFT
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Crime Alert for period ending June 6, 2008 Altercations/Disorderly Conduct: Ram’s Horn, 2940
Rochester, 5/31, 1947 hrs. Officers responded to
a report of a fight in the lot and located two 30-year-old males, one from
Lake Orion, the other from Oxford. Both
had minor injuries and stated they had “a falling out which became physical.” They stated they were friends and neither
wanted to press charges. The Oxford
male appeared intoxicated and had a warrant from another jurisdiction, for
which he was arrested. His associate
was released at the scene. During
processing in the jail, the subject became assaultive and grabbed a
department employee while he was trying to fingerprint him. The subject was charged with “Assault and Battery”
for that incident. Assaults: Embassy Suits, 850
Tower, 6/2, 2209 hrs. A 19-year-old female
from Elkin, MI stated she and her 21-year-old boyfriend from Bad Axe passed a
24-year-old male from Grovetown, Georgia in a hallway. She claimed the male was arguing with his wife. She stated that for some reason the male
turned his attention to her and her boyfriend and yelled at her. She claimed she and her boyfriend tried to
leave the area, however the male followed them and pushed them both several
times. She stated the male followed
them outside the hotel and slapped her in the face. She stated he was highly intoxicated. She stated he fled the scene. Officers learned the male went to a casino
in Detroit. They called him and he
claimed he was in Detroit during the incident. Officers located his wife at the hotel who
claimed the complainant slapped her husband first. She denied being in an argument with her
husband and claimed he hit no one. Assist Other Department/Law Enforcement: Auto/Vehicle Thefts: Pond Ridge, 6/2, 0030-1200 hrs. ’07 Cadillac DTS stolen from townhouse complex lot. Breaking and Entries: Troy
Collision, 931 Rankin, 5/29, 0440 hrs. Complainant stated he was in the second
floor office when he heard footsteps coming up the stairs. He had a fan and TV on. When the steps arrived at the top of the
stairs, he stated he heard what sounded like footsteps going quickly down the
stairs, then the backdoor of the business opening/closing. He looked outside and observed a male in
dark clothing running east through the fenced lot and climb the barbed wire
fence. He heard a car door opening and
saw a white newer Dodge panel van with a ladder rack back out of the lot and
flee east on Rankin. The rear door of
the business was found pried open. Several
work stations, filing cabinets, and a closet on the first floor had been gone
through. Nothing appeared missing. CPS
Michigan, 1909 Thunderbird, 6/2-6/3, 1730-0730 hrs. Unsuccessful attempt to force entry
by drilling the front door lock cylinder. Crash Investigations: West bound Big Beaver and Civic
Center Drive, 5/28, 0415 hrs. Officer on patrol noticed a road
work directional arrow sign trailer knocked over; it had been upright and
functional 45 minutes earlier. The
impact appeared to have propelled the trailer about 45’ back from where it
had initially been situated. There was
debris from a silver vehicle in the roadway and a track of engine fluid in
the traffic lanes leading west.
Another officer located a silver Chevy pickup in the parking lot of
888 W. Big Beaver with front end damage leaking engine fluids. The grill parts missing from the pickup
matched those left behind at the scene.
The windshield was smashed, the front driver’s side tire was flat, and
both front seat air bags had deployed.
Officers were unable to contact or locate the 51-year-old male from
Clinton Twp. who was listed as the registered owner of the vehicle. He did appear at the station at 1535 hrs.
later that same day to report the crash.
The statement he provided did not match the time frame or the physical
evidence at the scene. He was issued
citations for “Failing to Stop and Report the Accident” and “Failure to Stop
in an Assured Clear Distance.”
Credit, Check, Identity Theft, and
other Fraud: FBI Warns of
China Earthquake E-mail Scams The FBI is
warning about e-mail scammers trying to make money from last month's massive
earthquake in China's Sichuan province... This story was originally posted at
PCWorld.com: FBI Warns of
China Earthquake E-mail Scams The FBI is
warning about e-mail scammers trying to make money from last month's massive
earthquake in China's Sichuan province... This story was originally posted at
PCWorld.com: It's become a
familiar pattern: after the tragedy, the spam. The U.S.
Federal Bureau of Investigation is warning computer users to be wary of
unsolicited e-mail messages trying to raise money to help victims of last
week's massive earthquake in China's Sichuan province. The scam e-mails
offer free vacation trips to the largest donors and may use fake logos of
real online payment services in order to trick their victims, the FBI said.
Similar scams followed tragedies such as Hurricane Katrina, the Virginia Tech
shootings and the Sept. 11 terror attacks on the U.S., the FBI said in an advisory,
dated Tuesday. The 7.9-magnitude earthquake struck May 12, with its epicenter about 45
miles (72 kilometers) west of Chengdu. More than 41,000 people are confirmed
dead after the disaster, and hundreds of thousands more have been injured. Scammers are
sending phony e-mails, some of them extremely long and filled with personal
anecdotes, using titles such as "Help me," "Help me please.
Read through the letter" and "Last hope. Help me please,"
according to Sam Masiello, director of threat management with security vendor
MX Logic. He has
blogged about the scams here. The e-mailers try
to start a correspondence with the victim and then try to arrange a money
transfer, he said. "This is one of your classic 419-type scams," he
said in an interview. Nordstrom,
2850 W. Big Beaver, 4/27, 1412-1426 hrs. LPO (Loss
Prevention Officer) came to the station to report that two purchases for
shoes had been made for $779.10 and $706.63 respectfully by a group of two
females and a male using a credit account number. The male apparently verbally identified
himself as an authorized account user.
LPO’s learned the account belonged to a couple in California who when
contacted advised the name provided by the male was added to their account
without their knowledge or permission.
The subjects were last seen leaving the area in a black ’03 Range
Rover registered to a 26-year-old female from Detroit that matches the
description of one of the three subjects involved in the purchase. A 38-year-old male and a 24-year-old
female, both from Detroit, who are associates of the vehicle owner, match the
description of the other two subjects. Complaint
reported being contacted by a credit card company checking on the validity of
suspicious purchases on an account in her name. She advised she never opened the
account. She proceeded to obtain a
credit report and discovered a second fraudulent account opened in her name. Complainant
reported someone used her debit card account number to make eight fraudulent
on-line transactions. A 57-year-old
female complainant from Troy came to the station to report someone managed to
hack into her shared e-mail account with her husband, accessed their address
list and sent e-mails indicating her husband is in trouble and needs money. ***After investigation, this report is actually a case where creating
and/or passing “chain e-mails” by Carbon Copying (Cc) can come back and haunt
you! By passing on your address book
e-mails in some form of chain e-mail the e-mail addresses can come into the
hands of unscrupulous scammers who will then create an e-mail account
imitating the passer of the chain e-mail and then send messages to all
e-mails Cc in chain e-mail making up an emergency situation that “requires
immediate sending of money.” Please
either do not take part in chain e-mails or Blind Carbon Copy (Bcc) all
recipients with deleting out all forwarding information in the chain mail! Complainant
reported discovering a fraudulent withdrawal from her bank account for
$99.95. It appears it was perpetrated
over the Internet. Complainant
reported discovering several fraudulent charges using his credit account
number, two of which occurred at locations in Troy for a total of $200.00. Nino
Salvaggio’s, 6835 Rochester, 4/25-4/29, 1300-1700 hrs. A 29-year-old
male complainant from Chesterfield Twp. stated he met a male who identified
himself as a 23-year-old from Rochester at a gas station in Detroit where the
other subject admired his necklace with charm and cross. Apparently they made arrangements for a
meeting at a later date in the parking lot at Nino Salvaggio’s for the
subject to buy the necklace. During
their first meeting, the subject provided a personal check in the amount of
$700.00 as a partial payment.
Complainant deposited the check into his account. They met again an a different date in the
same lot where the subject provided two more personal checks, one for
$1155.00 and the other for $800.00 for the balance owed. The complainant
turned the necklace over to the subject at that meeting. Complainant deposited the $1155.00 check
that afternoon and held the other at the subject’s request. He later received notice from his bank that
the checks were drawn on a closed account.
He says the necklace was worth $5000.00. Complainant
reported $3157.49 in fraudulent charges made via the Internet using her
credit card account number. Domestics/Family Troubles: Troy Officers responded to six
incidents involving family troubles/domestic disputes where investigation
revealed no assaults or other crimes occurred, therefore no formal
enforcement action was taken. Officers responded to one domestic
assault incident where the suspect had left prior to their arrival. Investigation continues. Drugs/Narcotics: Long
Lake and Corporate, 6/1 A 34-year-old
male from New Haven stopped for a traffic violation was found in possession
of marijuana for which he was arrested. Drunk/Intoxicated Driving Incidents
of Interest: Wattles
and Rochester, 5/29, 1624 hrs. Officers
responded to a property damage crash and located a 44-year-old female from
Troy who was driving a Chrysler mini van.
She stated she was “struck by a black Jeep.” She stated the “male driver stopped, told
her his insurance would take care of the damage, and she didn’t need a police
report.” He told her he “did not want
to wait for the police” and left after providing his name, address, and
insurance information. She did get his
license plate. An officer proceeded to
the Jeep owner’s residence and did not initially locate the Jeep, so took up
a position down the street. About ten
minutes later the Jeep pulled into the driveway. The 63-year-old male driver from Troy
admitted being in the crash. He
smelled of intoxicants, had slurred speech but initially denied
drinking. He eventually claimed he “had
one beer at noon.” He failed sobriety
tests and was arrested. He blew 0.23
on a breath test. Troy
Police Station, 500 W. Big Beaver, 6/1, 0957 hrs. An
18-year-old male from Troy came to the front desk to submit to a court
ordered PBT (Preliminary Breath Test).
The desk officer observed him drive up and park in the lot. He blew 0.04 on the PBT and was arrested
for “Operating While Intoxicated Under 21.” Big
Beaver and Waterfall, 5/31, 0830 hrs. Officers
responded to the scene of a hit and run crash. A witness observed a silver Dodge Charger
pull out onto Big Beaver causing the crash, and then drive over the median
and flee the area. An officer checking
the area observed the at-fault silver Dodge Charger parked in a drive in the
Round Tree condo complex. The vehicle
had front end and driver’s side damage, and the passenger side mirror was
torn off. The officer observed a male walk away from the vehicle, approach a
residence and knock on the door. The
officer approached the 24-year-old male from Sterling Hgts. who admitted
being the driver of the car. When
asked about the crash, he stated “he thought he got hit.” He stated he “left the area to go to a
girlfriend’s home.” She was not there, so he stated he came to the Roundtree
address to “see if another friend was home.”
He was unsteady on his feet and smelled of intoxicants. He admitted drinking. When asked how much, he replied,
“Plenty.” He failed sobriety tests and
was arrested. He blew 0.18 on a breath
test. Empire
Electronics, 214 E. Maple, 6/1, 2320 hrs. Officers
responded to a report of a fire in the area of Maple east of Livernois, with
the caller possibly intoxicated.
Officers located smoke coming from the lot behind the business and
found a red ’89 Buick LeSabre on fire. A 59-year-old male from Warren told
officers he had been sleeping in the car in the lot. He stated when he began backing it up in
the lot, he ended up on the grass and then somehow the fire started. His speech was slurred, he was unsteady on
his feet, and when asked stated he drank a bottle of Schnapps. He failed sobriety tests and was arrested.
He blew 0.21 on a breath test. Jamaica
and Kenyon, 6/2, 2153 hrs. Off duty
officer observed a ’07 Chrysler 300 lose control and drive up onto a
lawn. It returned to the roadway and
continued driving, swerving and nearly striking a parked truck as it
proceeded. The officer telephoned Troy
dispatch and followed it to a driveway in Clawson where it pulled in. The 46-year-old female driver/lone occupant
from Clawson staggered out and fell on the ground. Uniformed officers arrived and found her
reeking of intoxicants, slurring her words/barely able to speak and unable to
steady herself. She could not walk
with out assistance to prevent her from falling. She blew 0.20 on a PBT and
as officers tried to arrest her, she began yelling she “didn’t do anything”
and to let her “go inside” as she denied driving the car. The front of her car was damaged. In checking the area where she left the
roadway, officers located evidence that she struck the curb and left a piece
of the front spoiler behind. A blood
test was obtained. Charges for felony
drunk driving are pending toxicology as she has three prior convictions. Apparently Clawson officers had been
summoned to the residence earlier in the day due to a friend’s concerns over
her being intent on driving his car while drinking. Clawson officers had warned her not to drive. Embezzlements: Home Invasions: Fedora, 5/30, 1810-2240 hrs. Pedestrian door leading into garage
as well as pedestrian door leading from garage into home pried open. Office area gone through with nothing
missing. Bedroom drawers gone through
with jewelry and a small amount of cash stolen. Virgilia, 5/30-5/31, 1800-0030 hrs. Pedestrian door leading into garage
as well as pedestrian door leading from garage into home pried open. Several
rooms ransacked. Flat screen TV stolen
from family room with purse, wallet and social security card stolen from one
bedroom. DVD’s, cash, an amplifier,
CD’s and five collectable swords stolen from another bedroom. Larcenies: Troy
Athens High School, 4333 John R, 5/28, 1545 hrs. School
police liaison officer and school administrators observed a 16-year-old male
from Troy entering classrooms in which purses and wallets turned up
missing. He eventually entered a
restroom. After he left and the
restroom was checked, the stolen items were recovered from a toilet. He was arrested, transported to the
station, processed and turned over to his mother. Rogers
Landscaping Services, 1187 Souter, 5/24-5/27, 1700-0630 hrs. Rear
storage yard had lock cut off gate and a Continental trailer stolen which
contained two Exmark 60” riding mowers, an Exmark Viking walk-behind mower,
as well as several trimmers, blowers and edgers. An 85-year-old
female from Sterling Hgts. who is an employee at a Troy business reported
leaving her purse at a table near some supplies/equipment. A fellow employee; 82-year-old female from
Sterling Hgts. had her purse in the same area. Complainant observed the other employee
near both purses. When she returned
home for the day, she discovered her ring, a necklace and gold pendant
missing from her purse. She stated a
few days later she was asked to give the other female a ride to work. She stated she contacted her and told her
she’d pick her up on the condition that she give her jewelry back. She stated the subject admitted taking the
jewelry and stated she’d bring it with her.
When she picked her up, the subject stated she didn’t have it with her
because she did not know where to look for it and that she misplaced it. The investigating officer contacted the
subject and advised her the complainant would not seek charges if she could
just get her stuff back. After speaking with the officer several minutes on
the phone regarding the matter without any disruptions, the subject claimed
there was a problem with the phone connection and hung up on the officer. Lifetime
Fitness, 4700 Investment, 5/27, 0300-0500 hrs. Complainant
stated his cell phone and wallet were stolen from his locker. When he contacted his credit card
companies, he learned his cards had been used to make three fraudulent
purchases of gas. Medical
Office, 130 Town Center, 5/28, 1230-1700 hrs. Complaint
reported leaving her purse on her desk in the main office area of the
facility. After leaving work, she
discovered $180.00 missing from her wallet. Michigan
College of Beauty, 3784 Rochester, 5/23, 1430-1530 hrs. Complainant
stated she left her purse on her desk while she was giving a facial to
another student. She stated she observed
a fellow student near her purse several times while it was on the desk. Right afterward, she discovered her wallet
missing. She stated she had $300.00 in
her wallet at lunch which the student in question had observed. She stated the same student was overheard
stating she needed money to bail out a friend. DSW, 600
John R, 5/31, 1800-2200 hrs. Complainant
stated someone entered her locker while she worked and stole $210.00 from her
wallet. The locker had a combination
lock on it and she thought she locked it. Smith
Middle School, 5835 Donaldson, 5/29, 0830-1200 hrs. Cell
phone stolen from student locker. Bricco
Excavating, Sylvan Glenn Golf Course, Square Lake and Montclair, 5/29-5/30,
1700-0829 hrs. Roller
attachment for a “Cat Skidster” stored on the construction site stolen. To access the area where the 1500 lb. piece
of equipment was stored required someone with a key to move a back hoe that
was blocking access to it. Macy’s,
Oakland Mall, 500 W. 14 Mile, 5/27, 2034 hrs. Complainant
stated she was given a $50.00 gift card at work for her birthday which she
placed in her bag under the counter in her work area. When she got home, she discovered the gift
card was missing. When she returned to
work the next day and checked on the status of the card, she discovered it
had already been used in the Men’s Department. Camden,
4/20-6/2 Complainant
stated sometime between the above dates someone stole a set of golf clubs and
two guitars from inside his home. In
addition, three golf clubs were stolen from the trunk of his car that was
parked inside his garage. There were
no signs of forced entry and the house is for sale with a lock box, but there
is no record of anyone coming through recently. Kirts,
5/27-6/1, 2000-2230 hrs. Apartment
basement storage locker had latch cut with a humidifier and small box of
loose change stolen. LA
Fitness, 710 E. Big Beaver, 6/4, 1655-1715 hrs. Locker
forced open and purse stolen. Suburban
Volkswagen, 1800 Maplelawn, 6/3-6/4, 1800-0800 hrs. Diagnostic
computer missing/stolen from service area with no sign of forced entry. Health
Food Distribution, 1893 Northwood, 3/31-6/4 Copper
sprinkler system control housing cut away from exterior wall of building. Kona
Grill, 30 E. Big Beaver, 5/26, 1830-1840 hrs. Complainant
stated he left his wallet in his suitcase inside his vehicle when he turned
it over to valet service. When he went
out to retrieve his wallet, it was missing from the suitcase. Coachman,
5/28-5/30 Complainant
came to the station to report her 16-year-old daughter’s Coach athletic shoes
and bottle of Baby Phat perfume were stolen from inside their apartment. There were no signs of forced entry. Complainant is not aware of her daughter
having anyone in the apartment while complainant was away. Palmer Paint,
1291 Rochester, 5/24-6/4 Storage
trailer in rear fenced in lot had the locks cut off with nothing
taken/missing. Larcenies from Autos: Highbury,
5/26-5/27, 2000-0700 hrs. Unlocked
vehicle parked in drive entered, interior ransacked with nothing missing. Glouchester,
5/26-5/27, 2200-0700 hrs. Buick
Lacrosse parked in front of residence entered by unknown means and a suitcase
and wallet stolen. Somerset
Collection, 2800 W. Big Beaver, 5/31, 1700-1930 hrs. Complainant
stated 20 tickets to an event in Detroit were discovered missing from a bag
inside her ’07 Jeep. Complainant
stated she used the valet service. She
discovered the theft sometime after she picked up her car and left the area. Bristol
and Root, 5/31-6/1, 1200-2300 hrs. ’95 Jeep
Grand Cherokee parked in street with windows left half way open had a purse,
50 CD’s, and Rx medications stolen. Business,
1707 Northwood, 5/29-5/30, 1630-0600 hrs. ’93
Peterbuilt utility truck left on the site by a roofing company working on the
building had an aluminum plated step, three batteries and four battery cables
stolen from it. Saffron,
5/26-5/27, 1900-0800 hrs. Dodge
Neon entered and Tom Tom GPS system stolen. Linwood
Egg Company, 1725 Larchwood, 5/29-5/30, 1800-0600 hrs. 12 volt
batteries stolen from two company vans parked in lot. Malicious Destruction of Property: Frankton,
5/29, 2345 hrs. Someone
shot at the front of the house with a BB/Pellet gun. The porch light bulb was broken. Two
BB’s/pellets went through the front screen, as well as the vertical blinds
behind it and lodged into a wall. Two
BB’s/pellets were lodged in the wood siding on the front of the house. A shutter was also damaged by a
BB/pellet. Apparently the complainant
and a former roommate had gotten into a dispute some time ago after which the
roommate was asked to move out. Since
the move, she has reportedly been sending threatening text and voice mails to
the complainant. 5/30,
1012 hrs. Officers
responded to a report that a male was damaging a gold vehicle that was parked
on the street with an axe. Officers
located a Mercury Sable with all its windows, including the windshield and
rear window shattered out. Shards of
glass were still falling from the vehicle onto the street. Officers
approached the house where the vehicle was parked in front of and spoke to a
38-year-old male from Troy and his 34-year-old wife. The male explained he damaged the car after
coming home from work and finding the 18-year-old male from Troy who drove it
there walking up the driveway toward his house. He stated he knows the male through their
church and believes the male has established a friendship with his wife that
he is not comfortable with. He stated
he has told the male to stay away from his house. He stated when he arrived home the male saw
him and took off running. He stated he
lost his temper, got the axe from the garage, and broke the windows out of
the car. The vehicle’s owner was
contacted and apprised of the situation.
She confirmed her son was driving the car. She spoke to the male and female at the
residence via phone and then advised officers she would not be pressing
charges, as they agreed to pay for the damage. Hartland,
5/31-6/1, 2330-1100 hrs. ’00
Cadillac Escalade parked in drive had front window cracked/shattered by unknown
object with no entry. Pipe
Systems, 611 E/ Elmwood, 5/29-5/30, 1545-0454 hrs. Front
door glass of business shattered with no entry. Amberwood,
5/31-6/1, 2100-0700 hrs. ’08
Cadillac Escalade parked in drive had green paint thrown on the passenger
side. Nail cartridges were found
positioned under the wheels that had the vehicle been moved, the tires would
have been punctured. There was yellow
paint found splashed on the deck of the residence as well. Apartment
Complex, 2000 block of Crooks, 6/2, 0800-1830 hrs. ’03
Honda Odyssey had rear door window shattered with nothing missing from inside. Minors
and Alcohol: Neighbor
Troubles: Peace
Officer/Civil: Phone Calls/Harassment/Threats: Two
threats reports, Four harassment reports and one threatening telephone call
report taken. Retail Fraud: Macy’s,
Somerset Collection, 2750 W. Big Beaver, 5/29, 1125 hrs. LPO
reported a female entered the store, selected five Dooney and Burke handbags
from the display with a total value of $1685.00, concealed them under a white
Macy’s shopping bag she was carrying, and left without paying. LPO’s followed her outside where she got
into the passenger side of a tan Chrysler Sebring driven by a B/F. She dropped one of the stolen purses on the
curb as she got into the car. The car drove off. The car is registered to a 63-year-old female
from Livonia. Suspect: B/F, 35-40 years, medium build, ponytail
wearing a dark blue T-shirt and black pants. Suspicious Incidents: Wooded Area/Office Complex across
from Hamilton Elementary School, 5625 Northfield Parkway, 6/3, 1400 hrs. Complainant reported observing a
W/M, approximately 48-years-old, 5’-10,” large build, brown hair, mustache,
wearing a green shirt and blue pants on a paved walkway in the wooded area
across the street from Hamilton Elementary School. Complainant was concerned the subject was
watching the kids who were out on the school playground. The wooded area
across from the school contains a large complex of
office buildings. It is not unusual
for employees to be out walking during lunches/breaks. Complainant stated the subject did
eventually enter a building which was in the vicinity of the walkway. Officers checked the area and did not
locate him. No similar reports. No report of any specific behavior on the
part of the suspect that would indicate he was engaged in inappropriate
behavior, however as per normal protocol when such reports are made, extra
patrols will be conducted in the area. Traffic Altercations: Long Lake and John R, 5/30, 1300
hrs. A 29-year-old female from Troy
reported that the passenger in a brown Chevy Trailblazer threw what she
believed was a water balloon at her car.
There was no damage. The
Trailblazer registers to a male from Sterling Hgts. Attempts to contact him were unsuccessful. Vandalism: Weapons
Offenses: Welfare Checks: Troy Officers responded to four
incidents involving individuals experiencing emotional/psychological
difficulties and assisted with transport to the hospital for evaluation/commitment. Special
Events Information: Miscellaneous Information: Park View, 5/28, 1505 hrs. Officers responded to a solicitor
complaint and observed a 27-year-old male from White Lake at the front door
of a residence. He was apparently
selling coupon books. He had been
warned about soliciting without a permit on 5/25. He was cited and released. Emerald Lake, 5/28, 1925 hrs. Complainant stated his dog was
running loose in the front yard when a German Sheppard came by that was
running loose in the neighborhood.
When his dog saw the Sheppard, his dog took off towards it. The Sheppard bit the small dog on the back
and began shaking it. Complainant was
able to get the Sheppard off his dog with the assistance of the Sheppard’s
owner. His dog sustained minor
injuries. The owner of the Sheppard
stated her dog got out of the yard and she was trying to catch it when the
incident occurred. Blair, 6/1, 1937 hrs. A 52-year-old male from Troy stated
while riding his bike with his two sons, ages 7 and 8 respectfully, a large
black dog ran out the door of a residence, knocked him off his bike and tried
to bite him. A 30-year-old female from
the residence ran out and pulled the dog back inside the house. She told officers someone opened the door,
and the dog unexpectedly ran out. She
stated the dog belonged to a male that resides at the residence, but he was
not home. The bike rider had no signs
of serious injury, but went to the hospital at EMS suggestion to get checked
out. Unknown on prosecution at time of
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