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Allen Park Guardian October 23, 2020 Volume 3 Issue 19 Phone: 734-636-6577 Hamilton guardiannewspapersmi.com facebook.com/APGuardian Fax: 888-355-0629 Publishing CARSON LEARNS FACE TO FACE Dave Merchant [email protected] Carson Brad- ley was a new face at Cabrini High School this season. The soph- omore transferred from Allen Park High to Cabrini. “I transferred be- cause of face to face learning,” Carson said. He cannot play football until next school year because he played at Allen Park. He plays quarter- back, corner, outside linebacker, and re- ceiver. “Getting pulled up to JV as a freshman last year at Allen Park was my favorite mo- Photos By Brian Bradley ment,” he said. His favorite class ter). Cabrini football is Math, and Brian Goals for future Coach Brian Obrycki Uniroyal Giant Tire Obrycki is his favorite are to have his own looks forward to hav- coach. heating and cooling ing Carson in the fu- gets lit for Metastatic Other sports for business after college. ture. him are basketball, College/sports: “He is very athlet- Breast Cancer baseball, and track. Michigan State Uni- ic,” Obrycki said. “He His parents are versity for football, can practice and work Brian and Erica Brad- basketball. on the scout team. His Awareness Day ley, and his sibling is Favorite part of dad is also a coach.” Jordan Bradley (sis- football is tackling. Uniroyal Giant Tire lit up green representing the triumph of spring over winter, life over death, and symbolizes renewal, hope, and immortality, teall symbolizing healing and spirituality. The thin pink ribbon overlay signifies the metastatic cancer originated in the breast. All photographs by Steven J. Frey By Steven J. Frey len Park partnered The Detroit area In recognition with Michelin North icon joined over 115 of Metastatic Breast America and META- other landmarks in Cancer Awareness vivor to light up the all 50 states as well day, the City of Al- Uniroyal Giant Tire. continued on page 2 Uniroyal Giant Tire gets lit for Metastatic Breast Cancer Awareness Day Uniroyal Giant Tire for #LightUpMBC as cars and trucks rush METAvivor Detroit Ambassadors, Darlene Wilson of Troy (left) by on eastbound I-94 and Mary Rayes of Livonia participate in #LightUpMBC live streaming event ➢ continued from page 1 and asked if the city Tire is a great land- as several countries would participate mark in the city of troit Ambassador, dedicated to the spe- About the Uniroy- around the world to in the event. “It oc- Allen Park, and we Mary Rayes of Livo- cific fight of women al Giant Tire: be lit in teal, pink, curred to me that the thank Mayor McLeod nia were on hand, and men living with Originally a 96 and green on October Uniroyal tire would for inviting us to join and after a few tech- stage 4 metastatic passenger Ferris 13th for Metastatic be a great symbol to #LightUpMBC." nical difficulties, the breast cancer. At the wheel built for the Breast Cancer Aware- have lit up,” said Mc- A crew from pair participated in time of METAvivor’s 1964-65 New York ness Day. The event Leod. After several Mercury Sound and a #LightUpMBC live founding, no organi- World’s Fair, the Gi- called #LightUpMBC phone calls and emails Lighting in Livo- streaming event. The zation was dedicated ant Tire was moved in marked only the third to find the right peo- nia arrived on site tire was only one of to funding research 118 sections and reas- time the Giant Tire ple to ask, Michelin at about 4:00 pm to two live stream lo- for the disease and no sembled to a new steel has ever been used to (owners of Uniroyal set up twenty-four cations in Michigan; patient groups were frame at US Rubber’s promote something and the Giant Tire) multi-colored LED the other being Ford speaking out about (later Uniroyal) Mid- other than tires, the were fully support- lighting fixtures and Field in Detroit. the dearth of stage west management first two being the ive of the idea, and is controllers amount- The Giant Tire4 cancer research. center in Allen Park, Quick Lane Bowl covering the undis- ing to over 50,000 remained lit in teal, While more and more Michigan. Sitting games in 2018 and closed cost, with the Foot candles of pow- pink, and green over- people have taken up alongside eastbound 2019. city coordinating the er. As dusk fell, the night, and event or- the cry for more stage I-94, the 80 foot high Allen Park May- event. “We are happy lights were careful- ganizers have already 4 research, METAvi- landmark greets 40 or, Gail McLeod was to support an import- ly aimed at the tire expressed interest in vor remains the sole million motorists an- contacted by META- ant cause in a unique and its reflective sur- participating next US organization ded- nually, and has be- vivor Detroit Ambas- way,” said Olivia Le face-covered letters. year. icated to awarding come an icon of the sador, Darlene Wil- Meur, Uniroyal Brand Wilson and fel- About METAvivor: annual stage 4 breast Motor City. son of Troy, Michigan Director. “The Giant low METAvivor De- METAvivor is cancer research. Savings in the Guardian Allen Park Guardian October 23, 2020 Page 2 Allen Park Police Department Weekly Summary WEAPONS OFFENSE - Location: NM39/OAKWOOD, WEAPONS OFFENSE - Location: W PINECREST DR, CONCEALED ALLEN PARK CONCEALED ALLEN PARK Date: 10/16/2020 Time: 01:15 PM Date: 10/14/2020 Time: 12:31 PM RPT#2020-2183 TheOfficer spokescene. The Officer 2020-02171 The Officer ap- handgun and found WEAPONS with the offender/ advised he is un- 10/14/2020 proached the vehicle a live 9mm round OFFENSE-CCW in driver, who stated der arrest. He was CCW: (Handgun and made contact in the chamber. The Auto he left his wallet at handcuffed, DL/TC, Concealed In with the driver/of- Officer removed the VIOLATION OF home. He provided searched, and placed Vehicle) fender, who was the magazine and found ROAD LAWS his name, DOB, and in the rear of my pa- VRL: DWLS, lone occupant of the that it was load- (DRIVING ON address for identifi- trol vehicle (#7). The Improper, vehicle. The offender ed with eight more SUSPENDED cation purposes. His passenger of the ve- No Insurance, confirmed the vehi- 9mm rounds. LICENSE/ wife is the registered hicle was released on Unregistered Motor cle was registered The Officer placed IMPROPER PLATE) owner of the vehicle. scene. Vehicle to him and that his the handgun and 10/16/2020 He was unsure where Upon inventory Location: 17000 license was suspend- magazine in my pa- Offender: the paperwork was, search of the vehicle, Pinecrest Dr ed. The offender pro- trol car and had Vehicle: but ultimately locat- the Officer located (Marathon Gas vided the Officer a DCD run a LEIN Black 2010 Pontiac ed the application for a gun (Springfield Station) mutilated Michigan query of it. Vibe title and insurance. 9mm) in the front Offender: identification card. The query showed Plate Associated The Officer ran the edge of the driver 12:31 PM While speaking with the handgun was with Pontiac: plate in LEIN which seat. He denied be- Target Vehicle: 2005 the offender his voice registered to the of- Plate Attached to returned as a Hyun- ing a CPL holder and Pontiac Grand Prix was very low and fender and has been Pontiac: dai Santa Fe, which stated the gun is his Property: cracking along with since 12/27/2018. Details: had a confiscate plate wife's. See his sup- Handgun: Ruger - his hands trembling. The Officer advised On 10/16/2020, the order in SOS for ap- plemental report for Security 9 - 9mm - The Officer asked the the offender of the Officer was complet- plication of fraudu- additional informa- (9) 9MM Live offender if there was carrying concealed ing laser enforce- lent insurance. The tion. Rounds anything illegal in weapon and driving ment in the area of registered owner is The ehiclev was re- MSP DNA KIT the vehicle. The of- while license sus- NM39/Oakwood. listed. The Officermoved from the Registration Plate: fender advised there pended charges. A The Officer lasered then ran the VIN of roadway by City MI: was some marijuana LEIN query of the the above listed vehi- the Pontiac Vibe. It Towing, TT#724. Details: in the vehicle. The vehicle VIN showed cle traveling 83mph also returned to The DownRiver Central On 10/14/2020, Officer then asked it registered to the in a posted 45mph plate associated to Dispatch entered the at approximately specificity if there offender as well as construction zone at the Pontiac was list- vehicle as impound- 1231hrs, the Officer were any guns in the no verified insurance 943.2ft. ed. ed, The plate was con- was on S M-39 near vehicle. The offend- (EIV=N). The vehicle This vehicle was trav- The Officer then ran fiscated per the SOS Oakwood Blvd fin- er looked down and showed no attached eling in the left hand in LEIN. It returned order, tagged, and ishing up assisting a toward the center registration plate. lane and was not with 19 suspensions. placed in locker#6. disabled vehicle on console passenger The target vehicle traveling near any He has an OWI war- The Officer trans- the right shoulder. floor board and stat- was towed to APPD other vehicles. The rant out of Detroit ported him to APPD As the Officer ob- ed that his gun was impound lot by City Officer immediately and a Failure to Ap- where he was pro- served a blue Pontiac in the vehicle.
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