OWI Arrest After Marshall Traffic Stop Dec 22
Marshall police stopped a vehicle near Brewer Street and North Drive on December 22. Officers conducted an OWI investigation, arrested the driver for OWI 1st, and booked him at Calhoun County Jail.
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Newspaper
Ad Visor And Chronicle
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 2017
Page
14
Marshall police stopped a vehicle near Brewer Street and North Drive on December 22. Officers conducted an OWI investigation, arrested the driver for OWI 1st, and booked him at Calhoun County Jail.
On December 19 at about 4 00 p m police answered a call in the 500 block of Allcott Street. A 21 year old man used his vehicle to strike his ex girlfriend. The 18 year old woman sustained no injuries. Charges are being prepared by the Calhoun County Prosecutors Office.
Marshall police contacted two occupants in a vehicle parked after hours at Ketchum Park on December 22. The 19 year old driver was cited for Minor in Possession of alcohol and released with a court date. The juvenile passenger was released to parents and a Juvenile Petition sent to Calhoun County Prosecutors Office for review.
Calhoun County deputies at the Springfield substation fielded a December fraud report in which a caller claimed to be an investigator and urged a callback to a toll free 844 number. The spoofed number pretended to be Marshall Regional Law Enforcement Center. The caller sought fines and costs. the resident did not send money and reported the incident. The sheriff office warns never to pay in this manner and to contact local law enforcement.
On December 23 Marshall police responded to Family Fare for larceny of a cell phone. The victim reported the phone stolen while at work. Police reviewed evidence and video to identify a suspect. The case remains under investigation.
For the week of December 18 to 25 Marshall Police reported three arrests including a minor in possession an OWI and a warrant arrest. There were 17 traffic stops with no citations issued and seven accidents reported. Traffic enforcement for December 30 to January 6 will target Michigan Avenue during the holiday week as the department urges residents to have a safe holiday week and avoid drinking and driving.
On December 19 Marshall police investigated identity theft in the 200 block of West Dr N. A 39 year old male victim said a fraudulent unemployment claim had been filed using his personal information. No suspects are identified in this case.
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Police were dispatched to the 400 block of Allen Rd after a 55 year old male victim found spray paint damage on his vehicle in multiple locations during the night of December 21. The case is under investigation.
A juvenile offender allegedly stole funds from Marshall High School. The money was recovered and returned to the school, and the report will be sent to the Calhoun County Prosecutor for review.
Johanna Willis of Marshall named as at fault in Columbia and Riverside crash that killed Keith and Deborah Hendryx. Willis, 32, arraigned earlier this month on two counts of drunk driving causing death and a BAC of .17 or higher. The 8:58 pm Thursday crash involved a westbound Willis vehicle allegedly running a red light. Blood test showed Willis at 1.73 percent BAC.
On December 18 a domestic assault occurred in the Marshall 500 block off Michigan Ave. The 21 year old suspect fled the area and a be on the lookout was issued to surrounding agencies. The victim sustained minor injuries and a warrant request will be sent to Calhoun County Prosecutor's Office for review.
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