A 16-year-old male from Detroit was accused of throwing water on and arguing with two women the night of Saturday, June 20, inside the parking structure at 333 N. Old Woodward. The two women claimed that the teen, who they didn’t know, threw water on them while they were walking to the parking structure. They said they argued with the teen before going back to their car and following him back to his car, continuing the argument. He allegedly threw water on them a second time

A Mount Clemens woman is being accused of assault after her coworker reported that she punched her multiple times the night of Saturday, June 13, after a shift. The victim reported that she left work with several co-workers and went to a restaurant, noticing that her co-worker was heading to the same place. She stated that the coworker asked to talk to her privately once the group sat down, saying that the conversation got heated before the other woman punched her. Birmingh

A retail store in the 200 block of W. Maple Road in Birmingham is out roughly $376 after a woman allegedly stole several items on Tuesday, June 9. Birmingham police reported that the woman was accused of taking a pair of pants and a shirt after spending about 15 minutes in the store. They say an investigation is ongoing. The name of local businesses are seldom provided by Birmingham police.

After allegedly walking around barefoot and urinating in the parking lot of a Birmingham grocery store located in the 600 block of E. Maple Road on Saturday, June 20, a drunk man was taken to the police station and issued citations for open intoxicants in a vehicle, resisting a police officer and urinating in public. The police report indicated the man showed signs of being drunk and had several open cans of beer in the passenger seat and cup holder of his car, earning him t

While driving near Woodward Avenue and Bowers Street in Birmingham in the early morning of Saturday, June 13, a driver was stopped by police for an expired license plate which ultimately ended with his arrest. Birmingham police reported that the driver did not have a valid driver’s license or title for the car and the car’s registration and insurance were both expired. On top of that, the driver had outstanding warrants through the Detroit Police Department and Warren Police

The Kroger grocery store at 4099 Telegraph in Bloomfield Township was the site of two incidents in the last week, one of which ended with the arrest of a suspect. On Saturday, June 19, at approximately 8:30 p.m., the Bloomfield Township Police Department was dispatched to Kroger for a retail fraud that had just occurred. Officers were advised that the suspect had just fled northbound Telegraph in a red Hyundai. Officers located the vehicle on Franklin near Square Lake Road a

Birmingham police were forced to close down a pool party in the 300 block of Westchester Street in the city on Saturday, June 13, after mounting complaints were phoned in to the department over noise, neighborhood streets jammed with cars and lewd public behavior by partygoers. According to city officials, the police department and comments from neighboring homeowners who attended a June 17 joint city commission-planning board meeting, a crowd of approximately 200 persons att

A Birmingham man was scammed out of nearly $4,000 after falling victim to a phone scammer claiming he had an outstanding arrest warrant. The man told Birmingham police that he got a call from an unknown number telling him about the outstanding warrant and that he needed to send $10,000 in Bitcoin to resolve the issue. He reportedly told the scammer that he only had $2,900 available, which he sent, and was then told to withdraw $1,000 from an ATM. He followed the scammer’s i

A Detroit woman was arrested in Birmingham the morning of Monday, June 8, as a suspect in an attempted home invasion that took place in the 1000 block of Stanley. Birmingham police reported that the victim called, saying the woman was trying to pick the lock on her back door and an unknown car was parked in her driveway. Officers reported arriving while the suspect was standing in the driveway, claiming that the home was hers. Birmingham police reported the woman was placed

Birmingham police are investigating a report of counterfeit money after the manager of a downtown hotel reported someone had used two counterfeit $100 bills on Wednesday, June 3, at the hotel’s restaurant. The manager said the bills looked real but there was text that stated they were intended for motion picture use only. Birmingham police say there are no suspects currently but an investigation is ongoing. The name of local businesses are seldom provided by Birmingham polic