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Newspaper
Ad Visor And Chronicle
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 2017
Page
14
Marshall Police report multiple quick change scam incidents over the past two weeks at 104 Winston Park. A light skinned Black male in his early 20s is described as the suspect, who stole about $68 across Aug 8 and Aug 13. Businesses urged to review safety practices and report tips to the department.
Marshall officers responded to an assault in the 15000 block of McClellan Dr. A 45-year-old woman pushed another woman during a verbal altercation with a male. No charges were pressed as all were leaving the state next morning. No injuries reported and no domestic relation. Individuals separated for the night.
Amtrak Police report an unknown subject threw a rock at a train near the Marshall Ave crossing around 5 p.m. The rock cracked a window on the engine car. No injuries were reported. Suspect not located. investigation ongoing. Contact authorities with information.
Marshall officers responded to a fraud report at 400 Pearl St where a 43 year old belligerent male left without paying a $5 bill. He was contacted and given time to pay, but did not. The case remains open awaiting follow up and review by the City Attorney.
Marshall Police respond to a counterfeit $100 bill at a business on 1100 block of W Michigan Ave. A similar $100 bill was attempted at another nearby business. Suspect described as light skin Black male in 20s, 5 7, 150 lbs, neon green yellow compression sleeve. Investigation ongoing. tips to Marshall Police or Silent Observer.
Police dispatched to 400 block of Pearl Street around 1 a.m. for a reported fight between a 31-year-old man and a 45-year-old woman. Both were interviewed, declined charges, no injuries reported, and both left the area.
Police respond to Calhoun County Fairgrounds after an altercation during a family dispute over a 6 year old and her goat. A 58 year old woman allegedly knocked down a 5 year old boy. case under review for assault charges by the Calhoun County Prosecutor.
This week August 26 to September 1 Marshall Police Department will concentrate on Michigan Avenue and North Drive. Last week MPD logged 11 charges or arrests including operating while intoxicated larceny uttering and publishing disorderly four warrants and three traffic offenses, 10 citations, seven traffic crashes and 48 traffic stops. Residents with concerns can call 269-781-2596 to set enforcement targets.
The seminar discusses protecting older adults from financial exploitation, noting 90 percent of abusers are family or trusted friends. It highlights the risk, need for trustworthy sources, and offers registration via CareWell Services Southwest at 269-966-2450, with the event held at Dark Horse Brewing Company, 511 S Kalamazoo Ave, Marshall.
Police in the 400 block of North Eagle Street arrested a 25 year old male after a malfeasant theft of checks from an 87 year old victim. A 4328 dollar check was cashed without authorization on August 9. The suspect was located and jailed on larceny from a building and uttering charges. The case remains open awaiting court proceedings.
Marshall police identified a 29-year-old suspect in a larceny at 800 block of W Michigan Ave where a 20-year-old male fled a store with a DeWalt drill. The case remains open pending review for charges by the Marshall City Attorney after receiving vehicle description.
A 24 year old man reported his blue Mt. Furry mountain bike stolen from outside a store on West Michigan Avenue after parking it around 10 30 p m and finding it missing about 1 p m. The incident remains under investigation and authorities seek information from the public.
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