Birmingham police officers were dispatched at 6 p.m. on Saturday, December 13, to the 30000 block of Woodward Avenue for a subject who was disturbing the peace. Upon arrival, officers made contact with the suspect, a 39-year-old male from Flushing, who appeared disturbed and was shouting that he was going to hurt people. The suspect was mumbling incoherently and was uncommunicative with officers, the police report said. Witnesses reported the suspect was acting strangely and

Bloomfield Township police on Wednesday, December 17, took a report for a larceny from automobile in the area of the 3500 block of Middlebury Lane. The larceny occurred during the overnight hours and personal items including sunglasses and clothes were stolen. There were no signs of forced entry to the vehicle and it is believed that the vehicle was left unlocked, the police report said. The Bloomfield Township Police Department is currently investigating this case and anyone

A Bloomfield Hills man, while in a movie theatre at the 200 block of S. Old Woodward in Birmingham, allegedly had a bag with $600 in cash stolen on Saturday, December 6, from the theatre bathroom. The man reported the theft to Birmingham police, who stated no suspects had been identified after an initial investigation, but the alleged victim later decided not to continue on with the case.

Early in the day on Tuesday, December 9, a Detroit woman with a felony arrest warrant issued out of Birmingham was caught and arrested by Ann Arbor police for a similar crime. According to the police report, the woman is wanted for a felony retail fraud that took place in May this year at a clothing store in the 100 block of S. Old Woodward. She was arrested in Ann Arbor, allegedly for a similar situation at the Ann Arbor location of the same retailer. Birmingham police rec

Bloomfield Township police on Monday, December 8, responded to the iStorage Self Storage facility located at 1782 Pontiac Drive for multiple storage units that were broken into. Multiple units had the exterior locks cut and removed, according to the police report. The storage units contained multiple valuable items, but nothing was taken. A set of bolt cutters were retrieved from the scene and collected for evidence, police said. The case was turned over to the Bloomfield To

Bloomfield Township Police on Friday, December 5, at 7 a.m. took a report of a stolen vehicle in the 2800 block of Chestnut Run Drive. The vehicle, a 2023 Lincoln Navigator, was stolen from the driveway the night prior. Inside the vehicle was the victim’s wallet, gun and identification. The keys were inside the vehicle, but the victim stated they locked the car via the mobile app. The vehicle was later recovered by investigators in Detroit.

Birmingham police are investigating an alleged car theft that took place the night between Saturday, November 29, and Sunday, November 30, on the 500 block of S Glenhurst. According to the owner of the car, his car was left in his driveway overnight, possibly with a set of keys inside, and when he realized the next morning, it was missing, his car’s tracking app placed it in Detroit. Birmingham police reported that Detroit police officers did not see the car at the address,

While near the exit to the Peabody Street parking garage in Birmingham on Wednesday, November 26, a city police officer saw a 19-year-old from Warren tail his friend’s car closely to avoid paying the ticket fee for the garage. The officer reported that the teen was issued a citation for failing to pay.

A man from Montreal, Quebec, was cited for disorderly conduct in Birmingham the night of Friday, November 28, after he allegedly took a swing at a security guard. According to the police report, officers arrived at the bar, located on the 100 block of Willits, after the man swung at the security guard while the guard was trying to remove him and his girlfriend from one of the stalls in the women’s restroom. After giving the man a preliminary breath test, he was issued a cita

The Bloomfield Township Police Department took five reports of larceny from automobiles throughout the township from December 4 through December 5. In total, police said, eight vehicles were entered and personal property, purses, computers, and shopping bags full of items were stolen. In every instance the vehicles were parked in a driveway and left unlocked. Each larceny occurred during the overnight hours. The Bloomfield Township Police Department is investigating each of t