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Police
Crime Alert Community Services Section Gary
Mayer
Chief
of Police 500
West Big |
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Crime Alert for period ending April 3, 2009 Altercations/Disorderly Conduct: Assaults: Assist Other Department/Law
Enforcement: Auto/Vehicle
Thefts: Whitfield Dr. – attempt - 3/28 at
approximately 0300 hours: Unknown attempted to steal complainant’s 2000
Pontiac Grand Prix by punching out the ignition while it was parked in front
of his residence. Culprits were not successful with the theft of this
vehicle, but did take some work keys that were left inside this car. Breaking and
Entries: 3410
Rochester Rd. – Marathon Oil – 3/27 approximately 0245 hours: Officers responded to an alarm at this
business to find that the front entry door window had been broken out. Entry
to this establishment was not gained due to a double key dead bolt system on
the attacked door. 2907
E. Big Beaver – Subway – 3/29 at approximately 0430 hours: Entry gained by prying open the rear
door. Culprits also pried open a
locked cash box. Suspects took from
multiple locations U.S. currency totaling approximately $1700. 3866
Rochester Rd – Pro Car Wash – 3/27 approximately 0300 hours: Culprits gained entry to the cashier’s
kiosk by breaking out the glass door. Entry was gained and a cash drawer was
moved, but nothing was taken. Crash
Investigations: Credit,
Check, Identity Theft, and other Fraud: Domestics/Family
Troubles: Troy Officers
responded to 7 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: Embezzlements: Home
Invasions: Larcenies: 1395
Wheaton St. – Between 3/26 & 3/27 – 1730 & 0730 Hours: Taken while parked in the lot of this
business next to the building was as a 6 X 12, Utility Trailer valued at
approximately $5000. 100
E. Big Beaver – K-Mart – 3/31 – Between 1630 & 1700 Hours: While complainant was shopping unknown
stole her Michigan license plate off of her Saturn Ion. Larcenies from
Autos: Allegheny
St. – Between 3/27 & 3/28 – 2030 & 1000 hours: Entry was gained through unlocked doors to
complainant’s 2005 Pontiac Sun fire. Taken were a dash mounted GPS with power
plug and 2 packs of cigarettes with a total value loss of $220. Northfield
Pkwy – 3/28 – approximately 1800 hours:
Entry gained to complainant’s Chevy Impala through possibly unlocked
door. Culprits rummaged through items
within the car, but nothing was taken. 2600
W. Maple – Dean Sellers Ford – Between 3/27 & 3/30 – 1800 & 0700
hours: Unknown attacked 4 vehicles that were parked in the lot of this
dealership. Entry to all vehicles was
gained by smashing out windows. Taken from a Ford Fusion was a navigational
system valued at approximately $1800. Taken from a Ford Free-start were
personal items with an unknown value. A Ford Flex had both rear passenger
windows broken along with the navigational screen damaged. Another Ford
Fusion had yet another navigational system taken valued at $1800. 1950
W. Maple – North Brothers Lincoln Mercury – Between 3/27 & 3/30 – 1800
& 0700 hours: Taken from a Mercury Milan, a Mercury Mountaineer, and a
black Mountaineer were factory installed navigation systems valued in excess
of $5000. Entry was gained by smashing
out windows of these vehicles. 777
John-R – Elder Ford – 3/30 – between 0001 & 1015 hours: While parked in the front lot next to the
front doors unknown gained entry to a Ford Fusion by smashing out the
driver’s side window. Taken was a GPS
system valued at $1800. Montclair
St. – Between 3/29 & 3/30 – 1800 & 0800 hours: Unknown suspected
gained entry to 3 vehicles that were all left unlocked and parked on
complainant’s driveway. All vehicles
were ransacked and only a small green bag was taken from one of the vehicles
containing personal documents of no value. Malicious
Destruction of Property: Larchwood
Ave. – Between 3/27 & 3/28 – 2100 & 0700 hours: Unknown painted graffiti all over the rear
(north side), and west side of this building.
Also damaged by paint were two semi trucks and trailers. No suspects
at this time. Minors
and Alcohol: Neighbor
Troubles: Peace
Officer/Civil: Phone
Calls/Harassment/Threats: Retail Fraud: 4 Robberies: Suspicious
Incidents: Traffic
Altercations: Vandalism: Weapons
Offenses: Welfare Checks: Troy Officers
responded to incidents involving individuals experiencing
emotional/psychological difficulties and assisted w/transport to the hospital
for evaluation/commitment. Special Events
Information: Spring Break Troy Style April 4-11, 2009 ww.troymi.gov/SpringBreak 248.823.5088 All Day EVERYDAY Laser Quest – Show your Troy School ID and get $2 off
a regular game of Laser Quest, call 248.616.9292 if you need details,
(31401 John R in Madison Heights). Troy Sports Center – $1 off open skate pass, call 248.689.6600
for open skate times, (1819 East Big Beaver, just west of John R). Teen Room at Community
Center – 72”
big screen TV, pool table, game cube, foosball, air hockey, shuffleboard,
music; Teen Room application form required before entry for new visitors,
stop by in advance with a parent during business hours. FREE! Call 248.524.3484
for info. (3179 Livernois, just north of Big Beaver). Skate Park – Open daily dawn to dusk – FREE! Call 248.524.3484 for
info. (Located in the north parking lot of Community Center). Golf at Sylvan Glen – Junior Rates apply all week. Call for tee
times and rate information, 248.619.7600. Pro Car Wash – 50% off car wash, (3785 Rochester,
between Big Beaver and Wattles). All Day EVERYDAY FOOD DISCOUNTS Noodles & Company – 15% off with student ID, (3199 Crooks and
6836 Rochester). Subway – 10% off with student ID, and all regular
footlongs $5, (5082 Rochester, just north of Long Lake). 7-Eleven – Buy a small hot dog and get a FREE 12 oz. Slurpee, (2891 Crooks, just south of Big
Beaver). McDonald’s – Buy any snack wrap, get one FREE, limit one per visit, not valid with any other offer.
(Two locations: 4819 Rochester, south of Long Lake and 1200 Livernois, south
of Maple). Papa Romano’s – Bambino pizzas for ½ off the regular
price (limit 4) when you show student ID, (3065 Crooks at Big Beaver,
248.649.8666 and 5399 Crooks at Corporate Dr., 248.267.1212). Coffee with Cream – Buy an ice cream scoop or cone and get
one FREE with student
ID, (4977 Livernois, south of Long Lake). Kalamata Greek Café – One FREE hummus and pita chips appetizer per family. Must be
with a parent, (3149 Crooks, 248.643.2600). TCBY – $1 off
any menu item over $3 (2848 W. Maple at Coolidge). Green Lantern – $2 off any regular pizza and $1 off any
bread order, plus free delivery. Order at 248.298.3005, (4326
Rochester, Royal Oak). EVERYDAY
Troy
Parks and Recreation – Community Center
Special
$10 Spring Break Pass for all Troy students
Mon.-Fri.,
5:30 am - 10:30 pm, Sat., 8 am - 9 pm
Open
Basketball 1-5 pm, Mon.-Fri.
248.524.3484 Open gym, fitness room, $5 per person, per day or $10
for the week; must be a Troy resident with a student ID card. Open swim times
are 11:30-9 pm on Mon., Wed., Fri.; 11:30-6:50 pm on Tues. Thurs.; and 11:30
am-6 pm on Sat. (3179 Livernois, north of Big Beaver). Troy Lanes & Bowl One 12-5 pm Monday-Friday $1.25
per game and 99 cents for shoe rental. Student
Fun-Pack: Bowl 2 games, shoe rental, hot dog and pop for $6.95, (1950 E.
Square Lake, 248.879.8700 & 1639 E. 14 Mile, 248.588.4850). Boys & Girls Club of Troy FREE! 2-6 pm Monday-Thursday 248.689.1687 One
Day Free Pass: Computers, pool table, air hockey, foosball, video games,
movies, and gym time, (3670 John R). Life Time Fitness 12-4 pm Monday-Friday 248.267.6619 $10
Admission Fee Rock Wall, 12-2 pm Open
climbing, rock wall twister, demos and more. Beginning climbing instruction
will be provided. Open Swim, 2-4 pm Head
over to Life Time Fitness for open swim. Have fun with friends and play in
the pool, (4700 Investment Dr.). Skate World 1-4 pm Monday-Friday 248.689.4104 Special
Afternoon Skating for $5 (skate rental is extra). Go to
www.skateworldtroy.com and print out a $1 off coupon good towards
admission, (2825 E. Maple). Saturday, April 4 1-3 pm Easter Egg Painting at the Library FREE! Come paint eggs with intricate designs using a stylus and
colored dye at this Teen and Youth event. Register online at www.libcoop.net/troy
or call 248.524.3542, ages 14 and under for this event, (510 W. Big
Beaver). 3:30-5:30
pm Library’s Super Smash & Guitar
Hero Tournaments FREE! It’s time to play Guitar Hero and Super Smash Brawl! Come test
your gaming skills in one or both tournaments. Feel free to bring your own
controller. Tournaments will begin promptly. Register online at www.libcoop.net/troy
or by calling 248.524.3542, space is limited, (510 W. Big Beaver). 11:30 pm - 6 am Fourth Annual Laser Quest Overnighter For the last three years students came out
for 6 hours of heart-pounding Laser Quest fun for only $30. Bring your
friends or just yourself. Snacks and continental breakfast provided. Register
in advance at Laser Quest, (31401 John R in Madison Heights) and receive a
free game. For more information, please call Larry Hills at 248.616.9292. *Form
with parent signature required, available at www.troymi.gov/SpringBreak Monday,
April 6 1-4 pm Open Dodgeball Come play this fast-growing sport at the Troy Community Center,
$3 per person payable at the Control Desk, 248.524.3484, (3179
Livernois). 12-1 pm Karate at the
Library FREE! Come see an exciting live karate
demonstration. 8th degree black belt Larry Jose of TDS Martial
Arts gives the presentation. Register at www.libcoop.net/troy or call 248.524.3542,
(510 W. Big Beaver). 2-4 pm Library’s DDR & Wii Tournaments FREE! Got Moves? Show them off in one or both tournaments. Tournaments
will begin promptly. Register at www.libcoop.net/troy or by calling
248.524.3542, registration is limited, (510 W. Big Beaver). 1-3 pm Golf Camp Junior
golfers of all levels will enjoy this camp at Sanctuary Lake (1450 E. South
Blvd.). Clubs and balls are provided. Camp meets Mon. and Tues. from 1-3 pm.
Register for $50, 248.524.3484. Tuesday,
April 7 8 pm Dodgeball Tournament FREE! Join in
a Dodgeball competition. At Big
Beaver United Methodist Church, (3753 John R between Big Beaver and Wattles). Wednesday,
April 8 12-2 pm International Cooking Class Learn how to make Filipino and Arabic recipes. $5 fee for
cooking supplies. Register by calling Cynthia at 248.404.6234, space
is limited to 20 students, parents are welcome to attend. Class held at Faith
Lutheran Church, (37635 Dequindre). 1-3 pm Golf Camp Junior golfers of all levels will enjoy this camp at Sanctuary
Lake (1450 E. South Blvd.). Clubs and balls are provided. Camp meets Wed. and
Thurs. from 1-3 pm. Register for $50, 248.524.3484. Thursday, April 9 6:30-8:30 pm Library’s Battle of Rock Band FREE! It’s time to unleash your inner rock star and live out your
dreams. Contestants will compete in head to head battles as they try to gain
rock star notoriety. Come with a team or make one here. Registration is required
for all band members. Register at www.libcoop.net/troy or by calling 248.524.3542,
(510 W. Big Beaver). 8-10 pm Euchre Tournament FREE! Prizes awarded to
winners! At Big Beaver
United Methodist Church, 248.689.1932, (3753 John R between Big Beaver
and Wattles). Friday, April 10 1-4 pm Open Dodgeball Come play this fast growing sport at the Troy Community Center,
$3 per person payable at the Control Desk, 248.524.3484, (3179
Livernois). Saturday, April 11 Noon - 2 pm 7-Eleven at Long Lake & John R FREE 12 oz.
Slurpee! (5020 John R at Long Lake). Miscellaneous
Information: Case
Updates: Arrest Summary: In addition to those outlined
above, the following arrests were also made during the period: Warrant Arrest – 11 DWLS – 4 OWI - 2 |
Events & Programs
Please click or go to the below link for community
events for the coming April 3rd
– 10th week!
http://www.ci.troy.mi.us/calendar/ ____________________________________ UPCOMING EVENTS FOR THE CITY OF TROY IN APRIL
April 3: Technology Club, Library, 4:15-5:30 pm. Share educational fun on the Internet. Register.
Ages 9+ Free. April
4, 18, 25: Talk Time, Library, 10:15 am-12 pm. Practice conservational
English. Your language skills and vocabulary will improve in the relaxed
group atmosphere led by facilitators from the Oakland Literacy Council and
Troy Public Library. Free. April 4: Museum Tour and Candle making, Museum, 1-3
pm. An interpreter-led tour of the City’s crown jewel as you
learn about your community’s heritage.
Includes chance to hand-dip souvenir beeswax candles. Registration
required. $5. April 4: Easter Egg Painting, Library, 1-3 pm. Come paint eggs with intricate designs using
a stylus and colored dye.
Register. Ages 8-14. Free. April 4: Hippity Hop Splash Bash, Community Center,
6:30-8:30 pm. The Easter Bunny will be
visiting the pool. Includes games and
a special gift for the children. Ages
12 and under. Register. Residents, $10; non-residents $12. April
4-11: Spring Break Troy Style, for High School and Middle School Students.
Special activities and discounts all week. Visit www.troymi.gov/SpringBreak for the schedule. April 5: EGGcitement at the Farm, Troy Farm,
1:30-2:30 pm or 3-4:30 pm. Check out
the EGGsperiment station and EGGsplore the nature of eggs. Includes spoon-eggs races, art station,
Easter Egg Hunt and the chance to meet the Easter Bunny. Ages 3-12.
Register. Residents, $9;
non-residents $11. April 6: Babysitting/Home Alone Workshop, Community
Center, 6:45-8:45 pm. Discussion
centers on setting up a babysitting business, growth/development, taking care
of infants/children, what to do in an emergency, and safety precautions when
home alone. Certificate upon
completion. Ages 8-14. $20. April 6-9: Spring Break Aqua Camp, Community Center, 9
am-4 pm. A dynamic new four-day camp
for that will include crafts and games in the gym and use of the pool. Ages 6-12.
Register. Residents, $99;
non-residents $104. April 8: Spring Break Video Games, Library, 7 pm. Rock out with Rock Band and highlight your
video game skills during vacation time.
Bring your own controller and DS.
Register. Ages 8-12. Free. April 8: Everyone’s Reading Finding My Voice, Library, 7-8:30 pm. A discussion of the Everyone’s Reading
selection written by acclaimed National Public Radio host Diane Rehm. Register.
Free. April 9: Video Game Day, Library, 1:30-3 pm. Excitement for all gamers with GameCube and
other video titles. Bring your own
controller and DS and play and hang out.
Register. Ages 9-12. Free. April 9: Evening Family Story Time, Library, 7 pm. April showers bring May flowers, so we will
celebrate with weather stories and share milk and cookies with your
children. No registration. All ages.
Free. April 9: Spring Red Cross Blood Drive, Community
Center, 9 am-3 pm, and First Presbyterian Church, 4328 Livernois, 2-8
pm. Call 248.524.1147 for an
appointment. _______________
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:
_____________________________________________ Crime Prevention Tips
Ø If you would like to have the security of your residence
or business inspected please contact the Troy Police Crime Prevention Officer
at 248-524-3464! 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 underaged 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.
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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. ______________________________________
Upcoming programs at the: Stage
Nature Center 6685
Coolidge Highway Troy,
Mi 48098 248-524-3567 http://www.troymi.gov/ParksRec/ NatureCenter/SpecialPrograms/ __________________________________
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 Standards for Alcohol Use ____________________________________________
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