Two women were arrested in Birmingham on Monday, November 10, after reportedly stealing over $700 worth of clothing from a store located on the 100 block of S. Old Woodward. The person reporting the theft claimed the two women came into the store and grabbed excessive amounts of clothing before leaving the store without paying. Birmingham police reportedly found the women and realized they both had warrants out for their arrests in other cities. Birmingham police reported t

An argument in Birmingham between two men the morning of Saturday, November 15, led to an arrest after one of the men pulled a gun from his car and put it in his waistband, showing it off to the other. The report from Birmingham police states that the two were in an argument because one of them had not moved his vehicle. Eventually, things escalated to the point where one of the men pulled the gun. Police reported that he was arrested and issued a citation for brandishing a

Employees of a Birmingham business located on the 2000 block of E. Lincoln got into a physical fight around 1 a.m. on Friday, November 14, after arguing with each other. According to witnesses, one of the women took the other two women’s phones before leaving the businesses. Birmingham police state that they have not yet been able to get in contact with the suspect, but the investigation is ongoing. The name of local businesses are seldom provided by Birmingham police.

In the early morning hours of Friday, November 7, Birmingham police officers assisted the Bloomfield Township Police Department with the arrest of an alleged home invader. According to the report, officers saw the suspect, a man from Detroit, in a driveway near the 400 block of Berwyn Road in Birmingham and was arrested after being located. Birmingham police report an investigation is ongoing.

A Royal Oak man on probation was caught allegedly attempting to break into a home on the 100 block of Grant Avenue in Birmingham the night of Tuesday, November 11, after being instructed to keep away from the victim’s home. Birmingham police reported that witnesses saw the man looking under the doormat for a key, eventually leaving when he couldn’t find one. Police state they had previous encounters with the man and were able to identify him immediately. While the report do

Two car thefts were reported last week by the Bloomfield Township Police Department. On Wednesday, November 12, a resident came into the Bloomfield Township Police Department to report that her beige 2010 Chrysler Town and Country was stolen out of her driveway in the 3900 block of Cottontail Lane. The victim stated that she parked her vehicle in the driveway on November 11 at 6 p.m. and discovered it stolen at 9:30 a.m. the next morning. The victim was in possession of both

The Bloomfield Township Police Department on Wednesday, November 12, at approximately 8 p.m., took a report of a retail fraud from Hollywood Market, 1525 S. Opdyke Road. An unknown black female walked out of the store with two cases of Sunkist soda, two family-sized packages of Ritz crackers, and an unknown number of packaged meats. The female left the area in a dark colored SUV. A license plate was obtained for the vehicle. The case was turned over to the Bloomfield Township

On Monday, November 10, Dick’s Sporting Goods, 2105 S. Telegraph Road in Bloomfield Township, reported a retail fraud in progress. At approximately 7:50 p.m. an unknown black female entered the store and grabbed excessive amounts of clothing off the racks, according to a police report. The suspect then fled from the store without paying and left the area in a red SUV. Items stolen include seven Nike Tech sweatshirts and seven Nike Tech sweatpants. The merchandise stolen total

A 17-year-old and three 18-year-olds are being investigated for reportedly using counterfeit bills to pay at a Birmingham business on Friday, November 14, at the 200 block of W. Maple. Birmingham police stated that officers found the group after receiving the report, but they claimed they were just driving through the area and did not go into any Birmingham businesses. While they had been let go since police did not have evidence connecting them, witnesses were able to ident

After stealing merchandise from a retail store at the 100 block of S. Old Woodward in Birmingham, two 17-year-old girls from Detroit were arrested on Wednesday, November 12, later being released to their guardians. Birmingham police reported that they received a report saying the two girls were putting merchandise inside their purses, and when the girls left the store without paying, officers were there to stop them. An investigation is ongoing, Birmingham police reports. T