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Newspaper
Ad Visor And Chronicle
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 2013
Page
12
Battle Creek police investigate an armed robbery at the Speedway on W. Columbia Ave. at 3 31 a m on June 17. A light skinned black male entered brandished a handgun and demanded cash from two employees, then fled on foot. A K nine track was conducted but the suspect’s trail was lost behind Lassen Automotive.
Police describe a light-skinned Black male in his late teens to early 20s, 5'6" and 140 pounds. He wore a red hoodie with black print and gray striped sneakers, carried a black yellow satchel, and possessed a black semi auto handgun with exposed silver at the top. No injuries reported. suspect at large. Call 269-966-3375 or Silent Observer 269-964-3888.
Eaton County Deputies responded to a 5:40 a.m. break in on Church Street Olivet with a resident spotting an intruder who fled. A second break in on Spruce Street prompted a K-9 track and a suspect was arrested by 10:30 a.m. Documentation will be sent to prosecutors for charges. Households urged to improve security and report suspicious activity.
On June 12 at about 3 20 p m Battle Creek Police responded to an armed robbery in a business on W Columbia Ave Two male suspects entered the business presented a gun and took cash from tills They fled to a car in the lot driven by a third male A stop led to one suspect fleeing on foot and the other two being taken into custody A gun and money were recovered and charges include armed robbery and concealing a weapon The Lions Club Vidal ia Onion Fundraiser raised 2450 pounds in 2011 4110 in 2012 and 5375 this year shipped from Morris Farms Georgia to Jackson Michigan and distributed locally to support community programs and disaster relief.
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