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

The gate to the Peabody parking garage in Birmingham was wrecked the evening of Tuesday, November 11, after a driver tried to skirt the system and exit with another car before the gate closed.  A Birmingham staff member reported the damage to city police saying that the Clarkston man originally tried to leave unsuccessfully, then let another car go in front of them to leave which was when the incident happened.  Birmingham police reported that they found and contacted the man

Birmingham police are attempting to locate and contact a Bloomfield Hills woman who allegedly left the Peabody Street parking garage the night of Saturday, November 8, by lifting the gate arm and not paying the fee.  Witnesses told Birmingham officers that the woman tried to pay at first, was unsuccessful, then lifted the garage’s gate arm to get out. Birmingham reported they have not yet been able to get in contact with the woman, but she has been identified.

The Bloomfield Township Police Department on Friday, November 7, received a call from Plymouth Township Police Department stating that they had a subject in custody who was in possession of personal property from a residence in the 2800 block of Berkshire Drive in the township. Officers went to the address and contacted the homeowner. While at the residence officers discovered that one of the sliding glass doors was ajar, the inside of the home was disturbed, and $900 cash a

On Sunday, November 9, Bloomfield Township police took a report of two stolen vehicles from the driveway of a residence in the 300 block of Glenhurst Drive. A silver Jeep and a silver Audi were stolen in the early morning hours. The case is being handled by the Bloomfield Township Police Investigations Unit and is under investigation. Anyone with information is urged to contact the Bloomfield Township Police Department at 248.433.7755.

On Thursday, November 6, Bloomfield Township Police and Fire responded to a report of a vehicle crashing into a building at Thai Taste to Go, 3955 Telegraph Road in Bloomfield Township. First-arriving units confirmed a passenger vehicle had crashed into the storefront, causing substantial structural damage. Six patients were assessed by Bloomfield Township Fire & EMS and West Bloomfield Township EMS. Five patients were taken to local hospitals with non-life-threatening injuri

Outgoing mail that contained a check was stolen from a Bloomfield Township resident’s mailbox on Tuesday, October 28, and the culprit attempted later to cash the check. Bloomfield Township police were dispatched to the 6600 block of Cathedral Drive for a larceny from mails report on October 28. The victim reported that on this date between 9:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. she had placed an envelope with a check in the mailbox to be sent out. At 12:05 p.m. the victim noticed the mailb