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Police
Crime Alert Community Services Section Gary
Mayer
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Crime Alert for period ending Nov 30th,
2009 Assaults 11/21, 8:43
AM: The complainant reports that an
unknown Asian female came to her door and reported that she had been
assaulted by her boyfriend. The
complainant’s neighbor, an 18 year old Asian male came to the door, grabbed
hold of the female, placed her in a gray Hyundai and fled the area. 11/22, 9:30
PM: The complainant reports that her
sister began punching her in the chest because she was told to get help for
her addictions. Her sister’s boyfriend
also grabbed the complainant by the arm before the sister and boyfriend fled
the area. Residence
on Crabapple, 11/21 – 11/22; 8:00 PM – 2:00 AM: The complainant hosted a party at his
home. The complainant attempted to
escort a party goer from the home for making inappropriate comments about
another party goer. The suspect pushed
the complainant to the floor as he confronted a third party goer. The complainant sustained an injury to his
left foot in the fall. C. J.
Mahoney’s, 2511 Livernois, 11/25/09, 11:30 pm: Complainant reports his girlfriend’s former
boyfriend assaulted him by punching him in the eye. Cloveridge
Street, 11/29/09, 1:30 am: Complainant
reports being assaulted by a neighbor and several acquaintances. Investigation continues. Assist Other Department/Law Enforcement Troy
Officers responded to a request from Clawson Police for assistance with an
assault and battery domestic complaint.
The suspect was taken into custody without incident and transported to
Troy PD lockup. Auto/Vehicle Thefts Target,
1301 Coolidge Highway, 11/28/09-11/29/09, 2:50 pm-12:01 am: Complainant reports 2008 Jeep Wrangler was
entered. Ignition and steering column
were damaged in attempt to steal vehicle.
Entry was gained through back passenger window that had been cut. Thunderbird
Lanes, 400 West Maple Road, 11/28/09, 5:15 pm: Complainant reports 1997 Jeep Wrangler
stolen from parking lot. Credit, Check, Identity Theft, Other Fraud Residence
on Crooks RD, 10/15 – 11/8: The
complainant reports applying for employment online. He received a letter and check in the
amount of $450 from one company for the complainant’s services as a “mystery
shopper.” When the complainant
attempted to deposit the check with his bank, her learned it was counterfeit. Target,
1301 Coolidge Highway, 11/23 & 11/24, 9:45 AM: Loss Prevention Officer reports that
suspect used an altered credit card to purchase a DVD player and gift cards
on 11/23. The LPO canceled the gift
cards. The suspect returned on 11/24
and attempted to purchase a television with the gift cards. The transaction was denied. The suspect left the area. The suspect is described as a black male,
25 years old, 6’-1” tall, 170 lbs. The
suspect vehicle is described as a 2004 Ford Explorer. 4 Fraud
reports Two
checking account frauds Domestic/Family Trouble Police
Officers responded to 13 incidents involving domestic disputes or family
troubles in which there were no reasons for formal enforcement action. Drugs/Narcotics W/B Long
Lake RD & Livernois, 11/24, 4:36 PM:
Police Officers in the Traffic Safety Unit stopped a 22 year old male
resident of Troy for a seat belt violation.
Officers detected an odor of marijuana in the automobile. Officers found marijuana and packaging
material in the automobile. They
arrested the driver. Charges are
pending Embezzlements Macy’s, 500
West Fourteen Mile Road, 10/28/09-10/30/09, 4:30 pm-11:25 am: Complainant reports employee obtained store
gift card but failed to deposit money into register. Same employee was observed changing price
tag on clothing. Macy’s, 500
West Fourteen Mile Road, 11/27/09, 9:30 pm:
Complainant reports employee attempted to remove three pieces of
clothing without payment. Employee was
terminated. Home Invasions Livernois,
11/26/09-11/2709, 7:00 pm-12:15 am:
Complainant reports unknown individual(s) entered home through
doorwall with faulty lock and ransacked three bedrooms. Complainant is compiling list of missing
items. Kirts
Boulevard, 11/16/09-11/25/09, 5:30 am-8:00 pm: Complainant reports apartment was entered
and laptop computer, monitor, speakers, iPod, internet router, check book,
keys, and cash were stolen. There were
no signs of forced entry. Landlord/Tenant Dispute Regents
Street, 11/27/09, 6:00 pm: Landlord
states tenant owes three months of rent payments. Landlord entered home using key to check on
property. Tenant states landlord
forced door open. Landlord and tenant
are attempting to work out payment. Larcenies Residence
on Fredmoor, 11/18 – 11/20: The
complainant reports unknown suspect(s) stole personal checks from kitchen
cupboard and check register from kitchen drawer. Time Auto
Transport, 575 E Elmwood, 11/23, 2:30 AM:
An off duty Northville Police Officer reported a suspicious 2009
Chevrolet Tahoe in the area. He called
the Troy Police Department and maintained surveillance until responding Troy
and Clawson Police Officers stopped the suspect vehicle. Upon investigation, Officers learned the
suspects cut the lock on a trailer at the business, and stole an air
compressor and generator. Officers
arrested a 24 year old male and two 28 year old male residents of Madison
Heights. Whole
Foods, 2880 W Maple RD, 11/21, 2:30 PM:
The complainant reports unknown suspect(s) stole her purse from her
shopping cart. Mon Jin Lau
Restaurant, 1515 E Maple RD, 11/18 – 11/19, 11:59 PM – 2:00 AM: The complainant reports unknown suspect(s)
stole her purse from the restaurant. A
former boyfriend is a possible suspect. Residence
on Houghton, 11/17, 10:00 AM:
Complaint reports she lost or unknown suspect(s) stole her $50 pre
paid VISA card. On 11/17, unknown
suspect(s) used the card at an unknown location. Troy
Community Center, 3179 Livernois, 11/23, 4:15 PM – 6:25 PM: The complainant reports unknown suspect(s)
stole a money clip and money from his locked locker in the men’s locker
room. It appears suspect(s) may have
used an unknown tool to force open the lock. Bank of
America, 390 W 14 MI RD, 11/24, 1:45 PM:
The complainant reports leaving cash on a counter after completing a
deposit slip. When he returned, the
money was missing. Unknown suspect(s)
stole the cash from the counter. Rite Aid
Pharmacy, 3968 John R, 11/24, 10:00 AM:
The complainant reports placing her wallet, containing her cellular
telephone, cash, credit cards and driver’s license on the sales counter. She believes the unknown female suspect in
line in front of her stole it. Macy’s, 500
West Fourteen Mile Road, 11/25/09, 7:55 pm:
Complainant reports purse containing cash, debit card, credit card,
and driver’s license was stolen from stroller. Purse was found in store but
above-identified items were missing. Old Navy,
1221 Coolidge Highway, 11/28/09, 2:00 pm-11:30 pm: Complainant reports cash stolen from purse
in locked locker in employee lounge.
Employee is suspected and investigation continues. Rutgers
Drive, 11/26/09-11/27/09, 10:00 pm-7:00 am:
Complainant reports two sets of Christmas lights were stolen from
yard. Kenyon
Street, 11/13/09, 2:00 pm: Complainant
reports six pieces of jewelry were stolen from bedroom. Relative is suspected. Larcenies from Autos Residence
on Wrenwood, 11/19, 6:40 PM:
Complainant reports unknown suspect entered her unlocked Buick Enclave
parked in the driveway. The
complainant confronted the suspect.
The suspect fled in an older dark colored automobile, possibly a
Chevrolet Caprice. Nothing is missing
from the complainant’s automobile. The
suspect is described as a white male, 45 years old, 6’ tall, thin build,
wearing a white baseball cap, dark coat and jeans. Residence on
Revere, 11/19, 3:00 AM – 4:00 AM:
Complainant reports unknown suspect(s) entered his locked 2008 Pontiac
G6 parked in the driveway and stole a Fujitsu laptop computer. The complainant does not know how the
suspect(s) entered the automobile. Residence
on Dina Drive, 11/21 – 11/22, 10:00 PM – 8:35 AM: Complainant reports unknown suspect(s)
stole the tires and wheels from his 2010 Buick Lacrosse. Gardner
Signs, 1095 Naughton, 11/20 – 11/23, 5:00 PM – 7:00 AM: The complainant reports unknown suspect(s)
stole a welder/generator mounted on the bed of a 1990 Chevrolet boom truck. GSI, LLC,
376 Robbins, 11/20 – 11/23, 2:45 PM – 6:45 AM: The complainant reports unknown suspect(s)
stole both driver side tires from a 2002 Ford Ranger pickup truck. Chili’s Restaurant,
402 W 14 MI RD, 6:45 PM – 9:00 PM: The
complainant reports unknown suspect(s) broke a window on his 2009 Dodge Ram
pickup truck and stole a GPS unit, I-pod, case of compact discs and coat. Troy Sports
Center, 1819 E Big Beaver RD, 7:59 PM:
The complainant reports unknown suspects stole his GPS unit from his
Pontiac Grand Prix. 329 Park,
11/20 – 11/23, 9:00 AM – 11:00 AM: The
complainant reports unknown suspect(s) cut the catalytic converter and
muffler off the company’s 2002 GMC panel van.
The suspect(s) stole the catalytic converter. Oakland
Mall, 400 West Fourteen Mile Road, 11/25/09, 4:00 pm-6:45 pm: Complainant reports in-dash stereo and GPS
unit were stolen from 2000 Honda Civic parked in lot. Holiday
Inn, 2537 Rochester Court, 11/29/09-11/30/09, 10:00 pm-4:25 am: While on routine patrol, Troy Officer
observed 2009 GMC Yukon on cement blocks.
Four wheels and tires had been stolen. Axtell,
11/16/09-11/23/09, 5:00 pm-3:30 pm:
Complainant reports 2001 Ford Mustang was entered. The ignition and steering column were
damaged, and a radar detector, cell phone, cash, and paperwork were stolen. West Square
Lake Road, 11/27/09, 12:01 am-9:30 am:
Complainant reports unlocked 1999 Mercury Sable and 2004 Chevrolet
Cavalier parked in driveway were entered and ransacked. Nothing reported missing. Bridgetown,
11/27/09, 3:30 am-11:00 am:
Complainant reports unlocked 2009 Pontiac G6 parked in driveway was
entered and iPod and compact discs were stolen. Cotswold,
11/27/09, 4:30 am-6:00 am: Complainant
reports unlocked 1999 Ford Expedition and 2003 Ford Explorer parked in
driveway were entered. Nothing
reported missing. Houghten
Street, 11/26/09-11/27/09, 5:00 pm-8:00 am:
Complainant reports unlocked 2008 Chrysler Aspen parked in driveway
was entered and GPS unit was stolen.
Unlocked 2006 Chrysler Pacifica parked in driveway was also entered,
but nothing reported missing. West Big
Beaver Road, 11/25/09-11/28/09, 6:00 am-7:30 am: Complainant reports four wheel covers
stolen from 2006 GMC Envoy. Coffee Net,
1129 East Long Lake Road, 11/28/09, 10:15 pm-11:30 pm: Complainant reports in-dash stereo and GPS
unit were stolen from 2006 Chrysler 300 parked in lot. Entry was gained by prying open driver’s
side window. Malicious Destruction of Property Robinwood
& VanCourtland, 11/21, 12:04 AM:
Unknown suspect driving a dark colored Ford Edge drove across three
lawns and struck two mailboxes. Morse
Elementary School, 475 Cherry, 11/19, 11:00 PM: The complainant reports that unknown
suspect(s) attempted to burn the plastic floor on playground equipment. Residence
on Hartwig, 11/23, 7:00 PM: The
complainant reports unknown suspect drove over his lawn, and into his mailbox
and trash cans in front of his home. Macy’s,
2750 W Big Beaver RD, 11/21, 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM: The complainant reports unknown suspect(s)
scratched the paint on the left rear door of her 2007 Toyota Prius. Cambria
Street, 11/22/09, 5:00 pm: Complainant
reports several broken windows on unoccupied residence under
construction. A-2-Z
Facility Maintenance, 1715 Larchwood, 11/28/09-11/29/09, 11:08 pm-12:30
pm: Complainant reports the rear door
electronic keypad was damaged. Entry
was not gained. Cactus,
11/25/09, 11:30 pm: Complainant
reports damage to landscaping and sprinkler heads. Possible suspects are minors attending
party on same street. Orpington
Street, 11/28/09, 9:00 pm: Complainant
reports 2008 Jeep parked in driveway was dented. Neighbor is suspected. Minors and Alcohol Cactus,
11/25/09, 11:30 pm: Troy Officers
responded to a complaint of underage drinking at a residence. The homeowner was cited for furnishing a
location for illegal purposes and ten minors were cited for possession and
consumption of alcohol. The ten male
and female minors were 18 and 19 years of age and residents of Troy, Clawson,
and Clinton Township. The BAC readings
for the minors ranged from 0.06 to 0.15.
Neighbor Troubles Troy
Officers responded to two incidents involving neighbor troubles in which
there were no reasons for formal enforcement action. Phone Calls/Harassment/Threats 3 Threatening Telephone
Call reports Retail Fraud Home goods,
624 John R, 11/21, 9:30 PM:
Complainant reports unknown suspect exited store with a shopping cart
full of merchandise and left in a dark colored Saturn. Suspect is described as a black male, 50’s,
5’-6” tall, with a small build. Fred Meyers
Jewelry, 414 W 14 MI RD, 11/20, 2:00 PM:
Complainant reports an unknown suspect asked to look at an engagement
ring and wedding ring. The suspect
fled the store with both rings. The
suspect is described as a Middle Eastern male, 24-25 years old, 6’-4” tall,
thin build, wearing a black hat, jacket and pants. Macy’s,
2850 West Big Beaver Road, 11/28/09, 11:05 am: Troy Officers responded to a retail fraud
report. Witness observed the suspect
exit Macy’s with an armload of Polo sweaters and enter a vehicle waiting on
the north side of the building.
Suspect is described as a black male, 40-45 years of age, wearing an
older Green Bay Packers jacket, brown winter hat, blue hooded sweatshirt, and
black pants. The driver of the 1998
gray Chrysler is described as a black male, approximately 40 years of age. Pet Smart,
734 East Big Beaver Road, 11/27/09, 3:00 pm-4:30 pm: Complainant reports ten electronic dog
collars stolen from display case. Suspicious Incidents Sylvan Glen
Lake, 5501 Rochester Road, 11/25/09, 5:40 pm:
Troy Officers responded to a ground fire near the northwest corner of
Sylvan Glen Lake. Two individuals were
observed nearby and were released after questioning. Welfare Checks Police
Officers responded to 5 incidents involving a person with emotional or
psychological issues and assisted with transport to a hospital for evaluation
and possible commitment. Miscellaneous Information United
Solar, 1100 W Maple RD, 11/23, 12:43 AM:
The Troy Fire Department responded to a fire alarm. Employees reported Boron Tri-Chloride Gas
leaking from a tank in the building.
Oakland County Haz-Mat team responded to the scene. Team members were able to close a valve on
the tank and stop the leak. Troy Coney
Island, 6026 Rochester Road, 11/26/09, 9:15 am: While on routine patrol, Troy Officers
observed the rear building door open.
Nothing appeared to be disturbed and contact was made with owner. 09-36947 Macy’s, 500
West Fourteen Mile Road, 11/28/09, 11:30 am-5:30 pm: Complainant reports an acquaintance was
given permission to use complainant’s vehicle for several hours. Acquaintance failed to return vehicle. Arrest Summary In addition
to those outlined above, the following arrests were also made during the
period: 1 Malicious
Destruction of Property and Fleeing & Eluding 2 Felony
Resisting a Police Officer 4 Operating
Under the Influence of Narcotics and Drove While License Suspended 1 Operating
While Intoxicated, 3rd Offense 13
Operating While Intoxicated 1 operating
under influence of drugs 3 Drove
While License Suspended 1 Drove
While License Suspended, Warrant 1 Drove
While License Suspended 2nd Offense 17 Retail
Frauds 2 Felony
Warrants 11
Misdemeanor Warrants 1 False
Report to Police (citation only) 1 Hinder
Police by False Identification, Warrants 1 Retail
Fraud Possession of Heroin, Possession of Narcotics Paraphernalia 2 Domestic
Assault 1 Domestic
Assault, Possession of Controlled Substance & Narcotics Paraphernalia |
Events & Programs
Please click or go to the below link for community
events for the coming:
October 9th
– 16th week!
http://www.ci.troy.mi.us/calendar/ ____________________________________ UPCOMING EVENTS FOR THE CITY OF TROY DECEMBER
December 1-10: Toys for Tots Collection, Museum,
during operating hours. ‘Tis the season to help the U.S. Marine Corps collect
toys for needy children. Bring new, unwrapped gifts to the Museum. December 1-15: Troy Police/Veterans Food Drive,
Police Station. Drop off food items at the Police Desk or the Troy VFW (2375 W.
Maple). Grocery gifts cards and money donations also accepted. December 1-27: Decorate the Winter Warmer Trees.
Donate new mittens, gloves, scarves, and hats by placing them on Trees
located at City Hall, Troy Library and Flagstar Bank (5017 Rochester Road at
Long Lake), My Craft Room (6020 Rochester
at Square Lake), Oakland Towers I & II, and Precise Chiropractic (4101
John R Rd at Wattles Rd.). December 1: “Fire Calls & Station Stories” on
sale now at the Troy Museum and Community Affairs Department at City Hall.
Copies available for $28. This is the new illustrated history of the Troy
Volunteer Fire Department. December 2: Nominations for Troy’s Best Holiday
Decorated Home Awards are due. Call 248.524.1147 with the address of the
house with the most festive outdoor décor. December 2: Cheddar's Preschool Story Hour “Silver
Bells,” Museum, 10:30-11:15 am.
Join Cheddar the Museum Mouse and
listen to a classic tale in our monthly program for little historians. Ages
2-5. Register. FREE. December 2: Holiday Christmas Tree Lighting,
Veterans Memorial Plaza at City Hall, 7
pm. Santa comes to turn on the City’s
holiday lights. Includes a sing-along with the Athens High choirs, hot cocoa,
treats, and a visit with Santa. FREE. December 3: Graham Cracker Houses, Library, 7 pm. Build a house of candy to
celebrate the holiday festivities with this traditional
family activity. Ages: 5+. No registration. FREE. December 3: Teen Advisory Board (TAB) Meeting,
Library, 7 pm. Meets once a
month for one hour to discuss books, magazines,
teen issues, and plan teen programs. Ages: 13-17. No registration. FREE. December 4: Technology Club, Library, 4:15-5:30 pm. Share educational fun
on the internet. Ages: 9+. Register. FREE. December 4: Cub Scouts Pack 1706 from Martell
Elementary, 3rd Annual Troy Drive, Community Center, 7-9 pm. Drop off new,
unwrapped toys to the Scouts. All toys collected will be wrapped by Scouts
and given to Troy Police Department to deliver
to those in need here in Troy. December 5: Fun with Santa, Community Center, 10 am. Join Santa and his helpers
for a holiday party! Make decorations
and enjoy fun with “Flutterby the Clown.” Ages 18 months-6 years. Register. Fee: $11 resident/$13 nonresident. December 5: Graham Cracker Houses, Library, 11:45 am and 2:30 pm. Build a house
of candy to celebrate the holiday festivities
with this traditional family activity. Ages: 5+. No registration. FREE. December 5: A Candy Cane Christmas, Troy Museum, 1-4 pm. Fun and festive celebration
at the red and white striped “Candy
Cane” Village. Royal Oak Community Handbell Choir, 1:15 pm. Santa Claus will arrive in a horse-drawn carriage; at 2 pm. Enjoy a candy making
demonstration and candy cane crafts. Enjoy cookies and cider. Free parking at
Zion Church. Adults $3; Ages 6-17 $2. December 5: Teen Video Game Tournament, Library, 3-5 pm. Come hang out and play in a
Super Smash Brawl Tournament,
DDR, Wii and Guitar Hero. Snacks provided. Ages: 13-18. Register. FREE. December 6: Fine Art at the Library, Library, 3:30 pm. Join Michael Farrell as he
examines Romanesque Sculpture. All ages. No
registration. FREE. December 10: Korean Culture Story Time, Library, 7 pm. Join us for an opportunity to
learn the Korean heritage through the art of
storytelling. All ages. No registration. FREE. December 11: Playtime at the Library, Library, 10:15 am - 12 pm. Chat with other
parents while the children make a craft and play.
All ages. No registration. FREE. December 12: Deer Santa, Nature Center, 9 am and 1 pm. Discover all about
our local deer on our special “Reindeer Trail.”
Inside, join Santa as he tells tales about his reindeer and life at the North
Pole. Ages: 3-8. Register. Fee: $12, residents/$14 non-residents. December 12: Holiday Ginderbread House, Museum, 10 am and 1 pm. Make your own
gingerbread house with the help of an
instructor. All materials provided. Ages 6-adult. Register by Dec. 3. Fee: $9. December 12: “A Merry Christmas Caper,” Library, 2 pm. Santa’s pack is stolen and
Squeak the Christmas Mouse must find who
has it! All ages. Tickets available now. FREE. December 12: Parents Night Out, Community Center, 5:30-9:30 pm. While mom and dad have
an evening out to holiday shop,
children ages 7-12 can attend a party with pizza, holiday crafts, games,
swimming, and more. Fee: $16 resident discount/$18 discount. December 13: Geocaching for Beginners, Nature
Center, 1-3 pm. Enjoy
high-tech outdoor treasure hunting. Learn about the basics
and using GPS units to find caches. Ages: 8 to adult. Register. Fee: $10 residents; $12 non-residents. December 13: Sunday Concert at the Library,
Library, 3 pm. Enjoy works
with Gennady Zut played on the balalaika, a triangular
stringed instrument well-known through Lara’s theme from the film, “Doctor
Zhivago.”. All ages. No registration. FREE. December 14: Harmonize the Holidays, Troy Community
Center, 10:30 am. Get into the
holiday spirit with Troy’s senior citizen harmonica group, the Mouth Organ
Grinders. All ages. No registration. FREE._____________________
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! Home Invasion / B&E
Always secure your doors and windows. Ø Garages and door walls
are targets for thieves. Ø Always ensure your garage
door and pedestrian doors are secured. Ø Do not leave garage door
remote controls in cars not parked in the garage. Ø Use 1 ½’’ dowel rod in
the track of all sliding glass windows and doors to help prevent them from
opening. Ø It has been proven time
and time again that the proper use and application of physical security will
stop a would-be burglar. Ø Burglary alarms are only
as reliable as the person setting them.
If you have an alarm, make sure that every resident or employee knows
how to activate and deactivate it, as well as the security code. 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. Fraud
Prevention:
Ø Remember that nothing that is worth anything is
free. Ø If someone that you do not know offers to do you a
favor, they probably have an ulterior motive. Ø Never give any personal information out to an
unknown source over the phone or Internet. (If someone asks for
personal information, ask to speak to his or her supervisor and inform him or
her you will be calling the Police to make a fraud report.) No reputable business
will call you or email you for this information!!! Ø If you receive a phone call or email telling you
that you have won something that you did not apply for, it is more than
likely a fraud. Ø No legitimate organization will ask for any money or
a Credit Card number in order to claim a prize Ø Protect yourself against identity theft by shredding
all documents and safe guarding your account numbers, social security numbers
and credit card numbers. Ø Always maintain your credit cards and secure the
credit card numbers. Ø If you suspect that you have been the victim of
credit fraud, call your credit card company and have them run a query of your
charges. Ø Never give your bank account numbers over the
phone. Especially if unsolicited! Identity theft continues to be the fastest
growing crime in the world, and the city of Troy is no exception. We
continually get reports of identity theft and fraud on a regular basis. While it may not be totally avoidable, detecting the
early signs of identity theft is one of the best ways to avoid extensive
losses and damage to your credit history. If your wallet/purse etc. gets stolen, cancel all
stolen credit and ATM cards immediately. Checking your credit history regularly is a great
way to keep appraised on the status of your credit. Here are three sources for checking your credit
history: (The titles are links to the webpages) 1-800-525-6282 1-888-397-3742 1-800-680-7289 ______________________________________
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
On a bi-monthly basis, the Troy
Chamber sends out an e-newsletter geared toward area residents. Each issue
contains discounts and events being offered by local businesses. To receive
it, e-mail: deb@troychamber.com
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