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

Two women were reportedly arrested by Birmingham police following an alleged retail theft that took place the night of Thursday, February 12, at a store on the 100 block of S. Old Woodward. Police were tipped off that the two women leaving the store had stolen merchandise on their persons. When officers caught up with the women, they reportedly found roughly $2,500 worth of merchandise stolen, approximately $1,200 coming from the Birmingham store and the remaining from other

After leaving mail and a couple packages inside her mailbox while she was at work, a Birmingham resident living at the 1000 block of Southfield in Birmingham came home to find all her mail had been stolen from inside the box. She reported to Birmingham police officers that when she left for work around 6 a.m. the morning of Thursday, February 19, there were two packages and some mail in her mailbox. Around 6 p.m. that day, she came home to find all the mail missing. Birming

Bloomfield Township police on Thursday, February 19, at approximately 8 p.m., were dispatched to Dicks Sporting Goods located at 2105 S. Telegraph Road for a retail fraud that had just occurred. Store employees stated that a Black female wearing all black stole miscellaneous Nike items and left in an unknown vehicle. Video surveillance showed a heavy-set Black female approximately 30-years-old entered the store at 7:57 p.m., selected three Nike items, and left the store witho

A Detroit woman was arrested in Birmingham the night of Thursday, February 12, after allegedly stealing items from a store at the 600 block of E. Maple by hiding them in her purse. According to Birmingham police, an officer inside the store saw the woman hiding the items and left the store without paying. She was arrested shortly after and cited for retail fraud. The name of local businesses are seldom provided by Birmingham police.

A Bloomfield Hills woman was arrested near the 600 block of E. Maple Road in Birmingham the afternoon of Thursday, February 19, after being caught drinking alcohol drinks inside her car. After officers were called and found the woman, she confirmed she had alcohol in her car and a drink that she had just recently finished. She was subsequently arrested and given a citation for open intoxicants in a motor vehicle.

Birmingham police are currently investigating the theft of several liquor bottles from a city grocery store the night of Monday, February 16, at the 600 block of E. Maple Road. The store manager told police that an unknown man came into the store that night, took the bottles and left without paying.

Bloomfield Township police were called to the Woodward Avenue headquarters for the Oakland County Republican Party on Friday, February 20, after an enveloped was received in the mail with a powdery substance, which was later tested and ruled to be non-hazardous. The envelope reportedly also contained a letter referencing Donald Trump. On the following day, test results confirmed that the powdery substance was not hazardous. The party headquarters office was closed for the we

The Bloomfield Township Police Department on Tuesday, February 10, responded to the 2900 block of Meadowood Lane for a possible home invasion. The homeowner reported that at approximately 1:40 p.m. they received an alarm for the garage service door. The homeowner canceled the alarm with the alarm company prior to police dispatch. When the homeowner arrived home at approximately 2:10 p.m., they found that the garage service door was forcibly opened. The door framed was cracked

While at a Birmingham restaurant, located at the 400 block of N. Old Woodward, the night of Thursday, February 5, two drunk men had to be removed from the premises by security after a physical confrontation took place. According to Birmingham police, the men were kicked out of the business before police were called due to them groping women inside the business. They reportedly started banging on the door until officers arrived. Police reported that they warned both men they