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Police Crime Bulletin
Crime Prevention Bureau
26000 Evergreen Road, Southfield, Michigan (248) 796-5500
May 3, 2021 – May 9, 2021
Chief of Police
Elvin Barren
Prepared by
Mark Malott
Neighborhood Watch Coordinator
248-796-5415
Commercial Burglaries:
Date/Time Address (block range) Method of Entry Description/Suspect Information
None Reported:
Tips:
❖ Do not display valuable items in windows when closed for business
❖ Contact the Southfield Police Crime Prevention Bureau for a free security inspection (248) 796-5409
Home Invasion:
Date/Time Address (block range) Method of Entry Description/Suspect Information
From: 05/03/2021 23000 Carriage Hill Rd. North side Victim states sometime on 05/03/2021, between
5:45am (Apartments) bedroom window 5:45am- 4:15pm someone broke out the n/s bedroom
To: 05/03/2021 was broken out. window to enter her residence.
4:15pm Once inside the residence the master bedroom was
ransacked. R/P states that two handguns including the
cases and magazines, that were in her nightstand were
taken. There were also several purses that were taken.
The two handguns registered to victim.
A Southfield Police Evidence Technician was on scene
for processing.05/09/2021 17000 Cornell Rd. Attempt Forced Officers responded to the 17000 Block of Cornell
8:28pm entry on the front for a report of an armed subject trying to break down
door. the door. Officers arrived on scene and observed a
Black Ford Flex in the driveway with a broken
passenger side tail light.
R/P advised Officers the suspects left in a Dark Gray
Tahoe and Dark Gray Escalade e/b from the residence
prior to Officers arrival.
R/P advised the incident was all “Domestic” related.
The suspect in this incident is known male.
At approx. 8:27pm R/P observed a Dark Gray Tahoe
with tinted windows and Dark Gray Escalade pull up in
front of the house. R/P saw her cousin exit the Tahoe
and approach the house and knocked on the door. A
few moments later, she saw (suspect) exit the Tahoe
wearing a black hoodie with the hood up, blue jeans,
black gloves, and was holding a black handgun in his
right hand. R/P states suspect approached the front
door and she heard loud bangs on the door. The
suspect attempted to force entry into the residence
and stuck a handgun through the mail slot on the door
and threatened the occupants. A few minutes
later, both subjects returned to their vehicles and left
the scene. Entry was not made into the residence.
Prior to leaving the suspect broke out tail light on
vehicle in the driveway. The suspect has been
identified and investigation is on-going.
Tips:
❖ Let trusted neighbors know if you are not going to be at home
❖ Be cautious about who you let in your home for service and repairs
❖ Contact the Southfield Police Crime Prevention Bureau for a free home security inspection (248) 796-5409Automobile Thefts:
Date/Time Address (block range) Year, Make, Model Details
Status
05/05/2021 25000 Evergreen Rd. RS – Recovered Stolen Towing Company came into the front desk with
2:56am Manufacturer
HONDA
an abandoned auto. It was discovered that the
Model vehicle was reported stolen out of Romulus PD.
CIVIC
Color The vehicle was recovered by Towing Company
SIL - Silver or
Aluminum
from the 25000 Block of Evergreen Rd.
Vehicle Year The vehicle was abandoned and there were no
2002
Body Style arrests made. No suspect information.
4D - 4 Door
State The vehicle is a 2002 Silver Honda Civic.
MI Other than the radio missing the vehicle was in-
License Year
2021 tact. A LEIN message was sent to Romulus PD
Description
Honda Civic with the recovery information.
Status
05/06/2021 25000 Hidden Rivers Dr. RS – Recovered Stolen On 05/06/2021 Officers Smith, Langewicz, and
3:42pm (Apartments) Manufacturer
Johnson were dispatched regarding OnStar had
GMC
Model located a stolen vehicle in the 25000 Block of
SIERRA
Color Hidden Rivers Dr. (Condo’s)
Vehicle Year
2008 Upon arrival officers located the vehicle, Yellow
Body Style State
MI 2018 GMC Savanah Box Truck registers to Penske
Description
Leasing. The vehicle was confirmed stolen and
2018 Yellow GMC
Savanah (Penske impounded. No suspect information.
Leasing)Status
05/06/2021 27000 Greenfield Rd. S - Stolen Victim states she parked her 2013 Dodge Charger
6:50am (Apartments) Manufacturer
at her apartment complex on 05/05/2021 at
DODGE
Model 4:30pm. She returned to where she had parked
CHARGER
Color the vehicle the following morning at 6:40am and
GRY - Gray
Vehicle Year discovered the vehicle missing. There was broken
2013
Body Style
glass indicating the driver’s side rear window had
4D - 4 Door been broken out. No suspect information.
State
MI
License Year
2021
Description
GRAY 2013 DODGE
CHARGER
Status
From: 05/05/2021 16000 North Park Dr. S - Stolen Victim states he parked his 2021 Orange Dodge
11:00pm (Apartments) Manufacturer
Charger in the underground parking garage at his
DODGE
To: 05/06/2021 Model Apartment Complex.
CHARGER
3:00am Color Sometime on 05/05/2021 between 11:00pm and
ONG -
Orange
the following early morning hour of 3:00am
Vehicle Year someone stole the vehicle.
2021
Body Style Victim states his Glasses and a Gold Watch were
4D - 4 Door
State both in the vehicle when it was taken.
MI No suspect information.
License Year
2021
Description
2021 DODGE CHARGER >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Citizens should never leave anything of value in
their vehicles.
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Tips:
❖ Never leave your vehicle running unattended
❖ Park in areas where your vehicle is viewable if possible
❖ Use commercially available security devicesLarceny:
Date/Time Address (block range) Item Taken Details
Status
From: 05/03/2021 16000 Oxley Rd. S - Stolen R/P states sometime between 05/03/2021
4:00pm (Apartments) Description
4:00pm- 05/04/2021 3:00am someone broke out
Handgun was taken.
To: 05/04/2021 the rear passenger window on his 2014 Ford
3:00am Fusion. Victims handgun and misc. clothing were
taken from the vehicle. The gun was inside the
trunk. No suspect information.
Status
05/06/2021 20000 Avon Ln. S - Stolen Victim states that she does not know where here
10:01pm Manufacturer
2021- Michigan License
license plate was stolen from. Victim had dinner
Plate with a friend in Troy. Victims friend called her on
Description
Registers to a 2019 Ford Explorer the way home to let her know that her license
plate was missing. R/P continued to drive home
her home in the 20000 Block of Avon Ln. in
Southfield and observed the plate missing when
she got home. No suspect information.Status
05/06/2021 20000 Knob Woods Dr. S - Stolen Officers were dispatched to the 20000 Block of
2:53pm (Apartment Complex) Notes
Knob Woods Dr. for a LFA in progress. Wheels &
Undisclosed Amount of Cash,
Numerous Credit Cards, Tires were being taken from a Black Ford Fusion.
Victims ID Were Found in The Officers arrived on scene and observed a Silver
Pockets of Suspect.
Mini Van parked next to the attacked vehicle and
a B/M was seated in the driver’s seat.
When the suspect saw the police vehicle he
reversed the minivan and fled westbound
through the complex at a high rate of speed.
Officer broadcasted information and direction of
travel for other responding Officers.
Officer then observed a second suspect trying to
conceal himself behind a Dodge Ram Pick Up
Truck. Officer ordered the suspect to the ground
and he took off running on foot.
Officer gave chase, caught up to the suspect and
he was taken into custody. Additional Officers
arrived and assisted with the handling of the
suspect.
The Ford Fusion in question had all the lug nuts
removed and one of the windows had been
broken out. There was also a carjack under the
vehicle.
Other Officers located the Silver Minivan that
had fled upon arrival crashed into a wall of a
carport in the same apartment complex of the
LFA. The vehicle was unoccupied.
Additional Officers responded to this location
and assisted a Southfield Police K-9 Officer and
his K-9 to conduct a track for the driver.
K-9 track led to the second suspect hiding in thebushes behind apartment building in the 20000 Block of Kensington Court. The suspect was ordered out of the bushes and taken into custody without incident. Officers searched the suspect incident to arrest and recovered several credit cards and ID that belonged to the victim of the vehicle that had been attacked. Both suspects were transported to the Southfield Jail for processing. Great Job by everyone involved in this investigation and arrests!!!!
Status
05/07/2021 18000 Adrian St. S – Stolen License Plate R/P came into the front desk to report that a
3:50pm State
MI
Detective from Grosse Pointe Park PD came to
License Year his residence today to notify him that the License
2022
Description Plate on his 2019 Jeep Compass was stolen and
R/P’s Stolen License Plate
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
switched with a different license plate that was
Status reported stolen. The reason they discovered the
I – Recovered Stolen License
Plate stolen license plate was through a mobile license
State
MI
plate reader.
License Year He advised R/P to contact Southfield PD to
2020
Description recover the stolen plate and to make a report
Recovered Stolen License Plate
for another Jurisdiction. Currently that his original plate was stolen. R/P last saw his
on R/P’s vehicle. license plate on his vehicle back in February of
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
2021 when he put his new registration sticker on.
No suspect information.Status
05/08/2021 23000 Lahser Rd. S - Stolen R/P states on 5/5/2021 at 3:00am his vehicles
5:28pm Description
License Plate Sticker/ Tab
motion alarm was activated. R/P did not go out
Taken from 2019 Alfa Romeo. and check his vehicle. The following day, he was
washing his car and observed his license plate tab
was gone. No suspect information.
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Citizens that are alerted that an alarm on their
vehicle has been activated should discretely look
out to see if there is any activated around their
vehicle. If there is activity, don’t alert the
suspects, call 911 immediately and give as much
information as you can to Police Dispatchers.
Don’t ignore the alarm!
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From: 05/09/2021 23000 Telegraph Rd. S - Stolen Victim states on 05/08/2021, she was dancing at
6:00am (Hotel) Description
an after-hours club in Detroit. She met suspect, a
Undisclosed amount of cash,
To: 05/09/2021 Black iPhone 7+ were taken. black male (approx. 19 years old, 5'-5", medium
7:18am complexion, short black hair, wearing a blue and
white zip up sweatshirt with a shark design on
the hood, a black tee shirt with "Wealthy" in
white lettering on the chest, and tattoos on his
right arm).
Victim left the club with suspect via Uber driver.
They were dropped off at Hotel in the 23000
Block of Telegraph Rd. in Southfield by suspects
brothers in a Blue Dodge Avenger. They went to
a room inside the hotel had consensual sex.
At approx. 6:00am on 05/09/2021, victim fell
asleep. When she woke up at approx. 8:05am,
her cash and her cell phone were missing from
the room and the suspect was gone.
Security footage from the hotel shows the
suspect leaving Hotel Room at Approx. 7:18am.
The male was picked up by an unknown White 4
door sedan. The vehicle did not enter the parking
lot and the male was picked up curbside on
Telegraph Rd.
Officers obtained information on who rented the
hotel room and investigation is on-going.
Tips:
❖ Ensure your vehicle is locked always and valuables are out of sight.
❖ Thieves wait for the right time and will move quickly
❖ Even if playing sports at a park ensure your vehicle is lockedArmed Robbery:
Date/Time Address (block range) Item Taken Details
None Reported:
Tips:
❖ Always be aware of your surroundings and report suspicious incidents or persons to your local police.
❖ If something doesn’t appear right or someone looks like they are up to no good, call the police immediately
❖ Trust your intuition
Unarmed Robbery:
None Reported
Tips:
❖ Always be aware of your surroundings and report suspicious incidents or persons to your local policeBe on the Look Out Highlights: Arrests by SPD Officers: Special Attention: MDOP Vehicle OWI= Operate While Impaired 05/03/2021 6:20pm OUIN= Operate Under Influence Narcotics 23000 Block of Telegraph Rd. LFA= Larceny from Auto (Hotel) R&C= Receiving & Concealing Stolen Property On 05/03/2021 at 9:09pm, Officers were dispatched DWLS= Driving with Suspended License to Hotel in the 23000 Block of Telegraph Rd. to A&B= Assault & Battery investigate MDOP complaint. CSC= Criminal Sexual Conduct Officers met with the R/P who advises that her ex- CCW/CPL= Carrying Concealed Weapon boyfriend and his new girlfriend were observed on NOLOP= No Operator License on Person surveillance video entering her vehicle and doing R/A= Robbery Armed something to the interior of her vehicle. She also RNA= Robbery Not Armed observed suspects pouring something into her gas PWID= Possession with Intent to Deliver tank. PPO= Personal Protection Order Inspection of the vehicle by Officers they discovered PBT= Preliminary Breath Test that a section of key had been broken off in the R/P= Reporting Party ignition of R/P’s vehicle making it inoperable. VCSA= Violation Controlled Substance Act R/P positively identified the suspects. Investigation is on-going.
MDOP- Attempt LFA from vehicle while Possession of Ecstasy & Prescription Drugs w/o Prescription-
customer was inside Gas Station: 1- Arrest
From: 05/05/2021 6:30pm 05/06/2021 12:48am
To: 05/05/2021 7:15pm 27000 Block of Northwestern Hwy.
24000 Block of Northwestern Hwy. (Hotel)
(Gas Station) On 05/06/2021 Officers were dispatched to the 27000 Block of
Victim states he was inside the Gas Station in the Northwestern Hwy (Hotel) for suspicious person walking back and
24000 Block of Northwestern while his vehicle was forth from their hotel room out to their vehicle.
parked at pump #3. When he returned to his vehicle Officers arrived on scene and observed occupied vehicle in the parking
he observed that the rear window had been broken lot. The two occupants matched the description of subjects given by
out. Victim advised that nothing appeared to be R/P. Officers contacted the two occupants and advised them why they
stolen from the vehicle. were there. The driver denied the activity given by the R/P.
Surveillance video from the Gas Station shows a Officers asked the driver for consent to search his person and the
“White Vehicle” pull up to his car and an unknown vehicle. Consent was given.
B/M exits the vehicle and then proceeds to break the During the search of the driver and the vehicle Officers recovered a
rear windshield on victim’s car before leaving. plastic baggie in the driver’s coat pocket. (Suspected Ecstasy.)
3- pills from an eye glass case that was in the driver’s pocket. The pills
had markings on them and were identified as Oxycodone.
(Driver had no Prescription)
Officers also recovered two small pills consistent with being Ecstasy on
the passenger floorboard. The driver was taken into custody for
Possession of Ecstasy and Possession of Prescription Drug w/o
Prescription.Special Attention: A&B/ PWID Cocaine- 1- Arrest Retail Fraud/ Assault/ Armed Assailant 05/09/2021 2:19am 05/09/2021 5:43pm 15000 Block of W Eleven Mile Rd. 30000 Block of Southfield Rd. (Apartments) (Commercial Wholesale Business) On 05/09/2021, Officers were dispatched to the 15000 Block of W Officers were dispatched to the 30000 Block of Eleven Mile Rd. (Apartments) on a suspicious incident. R/P (Uber Southfield Rd. for a report of a Retail Fraud/ Driver) is requesting Police because he has a male and female having a Felonious Assault at business. domestic dispute in his vehicle. R/P (Loss Prevention for Business) was monitoring Upon arrival Officers located the two combatants in front of 15805 the camera system and observed suspect conceal Eleven Mile Rd. The female stated that they had been arguing all day two Amazon Fire TV cubes in his jacket while in the and that the male had punched her earlier in the leg. The female had a Electronics Department. The R/P began conducting bruise on her leg. The female also advised that the male subject had physical surveillance. The suspect headed toward the some weed on him and some white powdery substance. front of the store and observed R/P conducting The male subject was taken into custody for Domestic Assault and surveillance on him. The suspect entered the rug searched incident to the arrest. Officers located a large amount of US aisle and abandoned one of the Amazon Fire TV Currency in the suspects pocket. Cubes. The suspect continued walking and then Officers requested permission to search suspects belongings. Officers stopped and lifted his shirt, revealing a handgun searched a white and blue duffle bag and pulled out a black Sentry safe holstered in his right waistband. which was unlocked. Officers opened the safe locating a sandwich size R/P immediately disengaged physical surveillance zip lock bag with four individual bags of suspected crack cocaine. The and the suspect exited the store, passing all points safe contained a large sum of money. There was also a scale under the of sale and making no attempt to pay for the single safe that was taken as evidence. concealed Amazon Fire Cube. The male suspect was taken into custody for Domestic Assault & The suspect was observed entering the passenger Possession of Crack Cocaine & Prescription Drugs w/o a Prescription. seat of a Silver Ford Focus and left the scene. After being transported to the jail for processing Officers recovered R/P was unable to observe the driver or the license additional suspected Crack Cocaine that was concealed in suspects plate of the vehicle. crotch area. Suspect Description: A Southfield Police Evidence Technician Field Tested a sample of the R/P described the suspect as a male of unknown suspected Cocaine. The result was positive for possible presence of race, possibly white or Hispanic, early 30's, Cocaine. Photos were also taken of victim’s injuries. Approx. 5'8'' and medium build. The suspect was
wearing a gray sweatshirt, blue jeans, brown jacket, Domestic Assault/ Resist & Obstruct- 1- Arrest
black beanie hat and black face mask. 05/04/2021 6:24am
See Photo’s Below:>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 17000 Block of Goldwin Dr.
Officers were dispatched to the 17000 Block of Goldwin Dr. for a
reported Domestic. R/P stated there was a verbal argument between 2
females who had been drinking alcohol and one of the females had a
kitchen knife.
Officers arrived on scene and could hear two females screaming at
each other. Officers announced themselves and made entry into the
residence. The two females were separated and questioned.
Investigation revealed the two females were intoxicated and have
been in a dating relationship for 5 years. The two got into an argument
today and the one females (suspect) assaulted the other. The female
that was assaulted had a panic attack while Officers were investigating
and a Life support unit was called to the scene to check on her well-
being. While this was going on the other female (suspect) kept
interfering with Officers investigation and tried to push past Officers to
get to the other female. She was taken into custody for Domestic A&B
and R&O Officers.
Note: The second female (victim) started to make threats that she
wanted to kill herself. Officers took her into protective custody,
transported her to Providence Hospital and had her committed for
mental health evaluation.-Special Attention: CSC IV Complaint R&O/ Warrant/Obstruct Police- 1- Arrest 05/08/2021 2:21pm 05/07/2021 12:37am 21000 Block of W Ten Mile Rd 28000 Block of Northwestern Hwy (College Campus) (Hotel) Victim (Student) states she was walking back from a Officers were sent to location on a room eviction. One of the job interview in the 25000 Block of Evergreen Rd. to occupants provided a false name which hit on a subject with a 46th go to her dorm room in the 21000 Block of 10 Mile District Court Warrant. Officers verified the subject’s identity at which Rd. She was walking w/b on Ten Mile Rd. next to the time the subject took off running from Officers. football field at her college campus when an Subject was apprehended, arrested and lodged. unknown B/M approached her. The suspect asked her to come over to the trailers located next to the football field to talk. Victim did not really understand what the suspect was talking about because her English is not very good. Victim went with the suspect behind the trailer. Once they were behind the trailer, the suspect started talking to her inappropriately and touched her inappropriately. Victim ran away from suspect and ran back towards campus. The suspect didn’t follow her and victim was not injured by the suspect. When victim got back to campus she located a Campus Security Person and notified him what happened. Victim advised the suspect was wearing a gray hoodie, was clean shaven, mid 20's, with tattoos on his left arm. A Southfield Police Evidence Technician met with Security and the victim. He reviewed their surveillance video. The surveillance video shows victim and an unknown light skinned B/M, 18-25 years old, 5’10 to 6’ tall, 140lbs to 160lbs wearing a black knit hat, black mask, gray hoodie with a “CT”
logo on the back and a smaller same logo on the front left, with black pants and tan Timberland style boots walking w/b on the north side of 10 Mile Rd. in front of the Football Field entrance with the victim. Additional information was gathered that prior to contact with suspect on 10 Mile Rd. the suspect pulled up to her in a Black Sedan and asked her if she was interested in a job cleaning houses. Investigation is on-going. Special Attention: Larceny of Packages that were ordered and delivered via Common Carrier. How to prevent this from happening to you! Recently several citizens have had packages that were delivered to their residences and apartments stolen prior to them retrieving the packages. Citizens can prevent this from happening by scheduling a specific time to have the package delivered and be waiting for the package. Citizen can also schedule the package to be picked up by themselves at the common carrier facility.
Special Attention: Larceny from Vehicles How to prevent this from happening to you! -Citizens should never leave anything of value inside their vehicle. (Especially Handguns, Purses, Wallets, Cash & Cell Phones!) - If you have a garage you should park your vehicle in the garage and lock the garage. - Wheel Locks are a deterrent but don’t leave the wheel lock key in the interior of your vehicle, especially the center console or glove box. This is the first place they will look for the wheel lock. -After parking your vehicle turn your wheels all the way to the right or the left. This will make it difficult to get the lug nuts off the front wheels. -If you don’t have a garage, try to park your vehicle as close to your residence as possible. -If you here any loud noises near where your vehicle is parked, especially during the late night or early morning hours, attempt to look outside without alerting anyone and if someone is tampering with your vehicle immediately call 911, (Do Not Approach or Scare the Suspects Away) give Police Dispatchers as much information about the suspect(s) and suspect vehicles as you can. Stay on the phone with
Dispatchers until the Police arrive. -Lots of lighting around the area(s) that you park your vehicles is also very beneficial. Criminals don’t like to work in well lighted areas. They prefer to work in darkness because it’s difficult to see them. -Citizens should always be mindful not to leave anything of value in their vehicles. Especially wallets, purses, cash, handguns, cell phones, laptops, jewelry, or anything else of value. If you must leave your handgun in your vehicle it should be kept in a gun lock box that is bolted down in the trunk of the vehicle. At the very least you should try to hide the handgun somewhere that it would be difficult to find. The first place that criminals will look is under the front seat, in the center console or in the glove box.
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