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Police Crime Alert Community Services Section Police Crime Alert Community Services Section Gary Mayer, Chief of Police 500 West Big Beaver Rd. Troy, MI 48084 248.680.7224 [email protected] Crime Alert for period ending date: Jan. 27, 2012 Events & Programs Please click or go to the link for community events http://www.troymi.gov/calendar/ Altercations _______________________ UPCOMING EVENTS FOR TROY Ona Marble, 1/14/12, 10:31 am: Troy Officers responded to a report of an altercation between a business January 28: Mom-2-Mom Sale, Troy representative and a supplier. One of the parties Community Center, 10am-1pm. involved left the scene prior to officer’s arrival. No formal Parents in the community will have enforcement action was taken. one-stop shopping to find and purchase great deals to fill their Assaults child's closets and toy boxes. No registration required. Wright St, 1/17/12, 8:30 am: Troy Officers were $1 entry fee, cash only; No strollers dispatched to the home after one group home resident before 11:30am. Early Bird Shopping struck another group home resident following a dispute 9:30-10 am; $2 entry fee. over the television remote control. The suspect left the home prior to the officer’s arrival and the matter has January 28: Scout It Out, Stage been referred to the Troy City Attorney. Nature Center, 9-11 am. Complete nature-related scouting badges Kona Grill, 30 E Big Beaver, 1/18/12, 6:32 pm: Troy during this special event. Dress for Officers were dispatched to the restaurant after a patron weather. Adult or scout leader assaulted the valet. The suspect had left the area on foot supervision required. Registration and was found by officers inside a nearby officer Required. Junior G.S. Fee: $12 per building. The valet reports that the man swore at him and scout. then charged him; knocking him to the ground and punching him in the face. A witness to the incident February 1: Cheddar’s Preschool confirmed the valet’s story. The 43-year-old male from Story Hour, Historic Village, 10:30- Sterling Heights was arrested for “Assault and Battery.” 11:15 am. Join Cheddar the Museum He was intoxicated at the time of the incident. Mouse for a “Puppy Love” themed event with story, simple craft and International Academy of Design and Technology, 1850 yummy treat. Ages 2-5. Registration Research, 1/26/12, 12:09 am: Troy Officers were Required. FEE: $2 Children and dispatched after a woman called 911 reporting an $3 Adults. assault. When officers arrived they spoke with the caller. She stated she had argued with her ex-boyfriend. When February 4: Rainbow Preschool Open he called her a disparaging name, she slapped him. House, Community Center, Room Shortly thereafter, the ex-boyfriend’s sister arrived on 202, 10 am-1 pm. Meet the staff, see the scene and punched the caller in the head twice. The Rainbow’s facility and learn more ex-boyfriend and his sister had left the scene prior to about their programs plus an art officer’s arrival. The caller suffered minor injuries that project for the kids. Free. did not require medical attention. The case has been turned over to the Troy City Attorney. February 6: Opening of Park Shelter Reservations for Troy Residents, starts at 8 am. Reserve a picnic Auto/Vehicle Thefts shelter for the 2012 season, Reservations must be made in Tabak Stone, 2703 John R, 1/13/12, 7:00 pm – 10:00 pm: person at the Troy Community Business representative reports that a GMC Savana van Center. (Non-resident reservations was stolen from the lot. The van contained business starts on Monday, Feb. 20 at 8 am). materials and tools. Cash was stolen from a separate vehicle that had been left unlocked in the parking lot. February 11, 25: Family Night Out!, 2000 block of E Maple, 1/17/12, 10:10 pm: Resident Community Center, 5-7:45 pm. An reports that he saw headlights in his driveway and when inexpensive, fun night out for he looked outside he realized the headlights were from families! Activities include his car. Someone had apparently taken his vehicle basketball, swimming, parachutes, an without his permission; and the vehicle was in the inflatable castle and more. Fee: process of backing down the driveway. The resident ran unlimited pass members FREE, outside to confront the suspect. Due to traffic on Maple, $2.50/resident non-member, the suspect was unable to back out onto the street. When $3.50/non-resident. the resident approached the car, the suspect exited _______________________ complainant’s vehicle, ran to another vehicle that was parked in the next driveway, jumped into the passenger Passport Application Services seat and the vehicle fled the scene. The complainant at Troy City Hall discovered entry had been made to his vehicle by prying a window open. The ignition had been attacked and the The Troy City Treasurer’s office now suspect had been able to start the vehicle. The suspect is serves as an official Passport described as a white male in his mid-twenties, wearing a Acceptance Agency and accepts black hooded sweatshirt. The getaway vehicle was a applications from U.S. Citizens from small, black, older model sedan. 8am-3pm, Monday-Friday. The only exceptions when they will NOT 2000 block of Somerset, 1/17/12 - 1/18/12, 9pm-5am: process passports will be during tax Complainant reports her 1992 Honda Civic was stolen bill due dates: February 6-17, 2012. from her apartment complex parking lot. Photo services are available for a fee at the City Clerk’s Office. PNC, 755 W Big Beaver, 1/19/12, 9am-5:45pm: Complainant reports her 2000 Honda Civic was stolen Passport fees vary depending on age, from the parking lot. if it is a new application or renewal, or if expedited service is required. 500 block of Sylvanwood, 1/23/12 – 1/24/12, 11:00 pm – Current passport info can be 8:30 am: Complainant reports her 2000 Plymouth obtained on the US Dept. of State Voyager was stolen while parked in the driveway. website at www.travel.state.gov or by contacting the City Treasurer’s office at 248.524.3333. Breaking and Entries _______________________ Professional Ground Services, 412 W Fourteen Mile, Check out an eBook: The Troy Public 1/9/12 – 1/12/12, 12:00 pm – 9:00 am: Business Library has eBooks for all of your tech representative reports that a storage trailer was broken devices. Downloading is easier than into and a snow blower was stolen. The shed had been ever. Check out free eBooks and secured with a padlock that is now missing. audiobooks for your smartphone, ereader, mp3 player, tablet and computer through the Overdrive Credit, Check, Identity Theft, Other Fraud Online Lending Library using your Troy Public Library card. Find classic Macy’s, 500 W Fourteen Mile, 12/8/11 – 12/11/11: When and contemporary titles. the complainant received the December bill for her For more information, visit Macy’s credit card, she learned that someone had made http://www.troylibrary.info/downloadable fraudulent purchases totaling $831.52 using her account number. There are no suspects. _______________________ 2000 block of Dorchester, 12/14/11: Complainant reports Shop for Bargains at the Friends of that someone made 12 fraudulent purchases, totaling the Troy Public Library Friends $503.74 using his VISA debit card number. The Shop & Book Shop complainant still has possession of his card and has no idea how his account was compromised. The purchases Friends of the Troy Public Library were made in Brazil. Friends Shop is stocked and ready for shoppers. Located in the lobby of the Old Navy, 1221 Coolidge, 1/2/12, 6:34 pm: Old Navy Loss library, the Friends Shop offers great Prevention reports that on 1/2/12 a woman purchased gift items, toys for children, jewelry, clothing using a $500 VISA traveler’s check. She stationary and more. The Friends Shop received $221.59 in cash back. The traveler’s check hours are Monday-Thursday noon to turned out to be counterfeit. On 1/13/12 the suspect 6pm, Saturday 10:30am-1:30pm and came into the store and returned clothing, receiving Sunday 1-4pm. $304.33 in cash back. It was later discovered that the suspect had used counterfeit traveler’s check when she The Friends Shop carries a selection of originally purchased the merchandise at Old Navy stores books for a hint of the variety available in Roseville and Allen Park. On 1/15/12, the suspect in our popular downstairs Book Shop returned to Old Navy and purchased $212.88 of clothing open Saturday 10am-1pm and Sunday using a $500 counterfeit traveler’s check and received 1-4pm. $287.12 in cash back. The suspect is described as a black female, approximately 20 years-old, 5’6’’ tall and Donations for the Book Shop are 180 pounds. always being accepted in the donation area next to the circulation desk. The The Big Salad, 378 E Big Beaver, 1/14/12: An employee Friends are excited to be back in reports that the personal information she provided the business with both fundraising efforts business for payroll tax purposes was used to to continue promoting and supporting fraudulently open two credit cards in her name. Two the Troy Public Library children’s other employees also state fraudulent credit card programs, special needs collection, accounts have been opened in their names. Investigation Job Seekers, E-readers and more. continues. Would you like to share some time with 6000 block of Canmoor, 1/16/12, 4:52 pm: Complainant Friends? Consider volunteering in the reports someone fraudulently used her identity to open Friends Shop or Book Shop.
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