

Food, valuables taken while groceries unloaded
Items were taken from a vehicle in Bloomfield Township as the local resident was unloading groceries from the auto and taking them into his home. Bloomfield Township police on Wednesday, February 25, at about 7:30 p.m., responded to a larceny from automobile that just occurred in the 400 block of N. Foxhills Drive. The victim stated he had returned home from the grocery store and was carrying his groceries into his residence when he observed his vehicle’s rear driver side doo
Mar 5


Mail tampering, theft reported in township
The Bloomfield Township Police Department has announced multiple reports of mail tampering and mail theft during the past week. In two instances, victims reported that silver coins and bars were stolen out of the mail after confirmed delivery. The Bloomfield Township Police Department is encouraging everyone to stay vigilant of mail theft this time of the year and is recommending residents sign up for the USPS Informed Delivery service which would alert a resident to what ite
Mar 5


Two arrested in minor drunk driving collision
A pair of women were arrested in Birmingham in the early morning hours of Tuesday, February 24, after a minor collision with a curb caused city police to perform field sobriety tests, with both women failing. According to the police report, officers saw two different cars stopped at the 300 block of N Old Woodward, one stuck on a curb and the other parked nearby. The driver of the car stuck on the curb reportedly failed the field sobriety test after officers smelled intoxican
Mar 5


Target thief arrested then taken to hospital
A Royal Oak resident was arrested by Bloomfield Township police at the Target store located at 2400 S. Telegraph Road on Saturday, February 28, for theft of items at the retail outlet and eventually had to be taken to a hospital after complaining about chest pains. At approximately 2 p.m. on that Saturday, loss prevention personnel identified a male subject in the store that was actively concealing bottles of liquor and batteries, according to police. As officers arrived at T
Mar 5


Catalytic converter stolen from Ford Fusion
A catalytic converter was reported stolen from an auto in the 400 block of S. Foxhills in Bloomfield Township on Tuesday, February 24. Bloomfield Township police the victim stated that within the last two weeks his catalytic converter was stolen off of his Ford Fusion. The exhaust pipe showed two fresh cut marks where the converter would typically be located. The oxygen sensor wire was hanging beneath the vehicle. The case was turned over to the Bloomfield Township Investigat
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