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Newspaper
Ad Visor And Chronicle
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 2017
Page
14
Marshall police opened a case after an urn valued at about $2000 was stolen from Oakridge Cemetery between late June and mid July. Victims aged 81 and 79 reported the cast iron urn was taken. The investigation continues. tips to the police or Silent Observer are welcome.
On July 27 around 1 30 p m Marshall Police responded to a report of a man down in the 300 block of W Michigan Ave. Officers contact a 55 year old male who was intoxicated with a BAC of 34 four times the legal limit. He refused detoxification at Oaklawn Hospital and was arrested for disorderly conduct and lodged at Calhoun County Jail.
An 81 year old female reports a larceny of a fog light from her parked vehicle in the 100 block of West Green Street. The theft occurred July 29 between 12:45 p.m. and 4 p.m. The fog light valued about $60. Under investigation. contact Marshall Police with any information.
Marshall police stopped a vehicle near W Michigan Ave and West Dr N at 12:30 a.m. Three juveniles were inside. A 19-year-old female driver faced open intoxicants and marijuana possession citations. A 17-year-old male received a minor in possession citation. The third occupant was not charged. The case remains open for court proceedings.
Angela Jamison of Battle Creek has been arraigned on charges including assault with intent to murder and felony firearm after a July 27 shooting on Janoah Avenue that left a 19 year old male shot in the head. A firearm was recovered and the investigation continues with detectives interviewing all involved.
On July 31 around 10 a.m. Marshall police responded to a business on S Fountain St for a strange male sleeping in a victim’s truck. The 55-year-old suspect, who woke and walked east on Hanover St, was found intoxicated and admitted he slept in the truck without permission. No entry or items were taken and he was charged with disorderly conduct.
A 32 year old female complainant reported hearing a loud noise near Oaklawn Hospital's parking ramp around 1 a.m. on July 25. Officers found a parking sign thrown from the ramp toward the hospital building and shattered glass on the sidewalk. The sign was given to hospital security. The case remains open pending surveillance review. Call Marshall Police or Silent Observer with tips.
The department will focus traffic enforcement on Hughes Street and Verona Road from August 6 to 12. In the past week police reported 17 arrests and charges including marijuana possession disorderly conduct MIP open intoxication seven traffic incidents five warrants seven citations 37 traffic stops and five traffic accidents. Citizens with traffic concerns are urged to call 269 781 2596 to help establish enforcement areas.
Police report indicates a 51-year-old female victim and her 54-year-old husband argued July 22. He allegedly pushed her in the chest. Both parties gave statements and the case was sent to the Calhoun County Prosecutor for review for domestic assault charges. No injuries reported.
Police responded to a report of damaged flower pots on July 29 around 9 a.m. at the 200 block of N Grand St. A 61 year old woman reported someone was on her back porch overnight, knocking over pots and plants. A Gatorade bottle was found nearby. investigation remains open for new leads.
Emmett Township Public Safety investigates a fully involved fire at a vacant Cherokee Street residence reported around 4:30 a.m. It took about two hours to extinguish, with no injuries. Detectives and Michigan State Police K9 unit are pursuing leads, noting prior 2016 loss. Silent Observer and township safety officers seek information.
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