Juvenile Assault and Robbery Reported in Marshall
Marshall police investigated an assault and robbery on Arms Street after a 5 year old boy led two teen suspects into a residence. A 15 year old victim was struck and his Redline bicycle with a red frame and blue handlebars was stolen. one suspect fled on foot via a bicycle, the other in a car. Police seek information at local numbers.
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Marshall Police Department
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Stolen light bulbs reported from Oaklawn parking ramp
Marshall police investigated the theft of about 24 light bulbs from the Oaklawn parking ramp elevator, with incidents occurring over several weeks. Officers seek information at 269-781-9700. case ongoing.
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Oaklawn
Emmett Township Seeks Leads In Two Armed Robberies
Emmett Township Public Safety investigates two recent robberies. The suspect wore dark clothing and a skeleton mask, used a handgun, with incidents on September 10 at 1200 block of E Columbia Ave and September 11 on E Michigan Ave near Raymond Road. Call 968-9303 with info.
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Raymond Road
Emmett Township
Juvenile Charged With Disorderly Conduct After Domestic Dispute
Officers were dispatched to 300 block of N Eagle St for a domestic dispute. A 15-year-old male resisted and threatened the complainant and his grandmother, escalating to unruly behavior. The juvenile was detained and released to a guardian. Disorderly conduct charges sought through Calhoun County Prosecutor.
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N. Eagle St
Calhoun County Prosecutor's Office
Marshall police target Verona and Industrial roads for enforcement
This week September 17 to 23 the Marshall Police Department will focus traffic enforcement on Verona Road and Industrial Road. Last week the department reported 9 citations, 32 traffic stops, 9 traffic accidents, and arrests or charges for disorderly conduct, three traffic violations, and four warrants. residents are urged to call 269 781 2596 with traffic concerns to set enforcement priorities.
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Industrial
Good deed ends with damage to van in Marshall
In Marshall, a 64-year-old woman reported Sept 5 that her 38-year-old daughter’s 39-year-old male friend damaged her van while riding, wrecking the steering column and rendering the vehicle inoperable. Police are investigating and will review for charges by the city attorney.
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Marshall
Truck driver robbed at Love's by five suspects
Marshall police report a 60-year-old male victim was robbed by five white men around 50 years old near Partello Road. The suspects fled before officers, aided by Calhoun County Sheriff and Michigan State Police, could Interrogate. Witnesses reported earlier sighting a motor home, blue pickup, and grey Hyundai Elantra.
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Michigan State Police
Marshall Police Department
Central Dispatch
Silent Observer
Assault leads to drag incident in Marshall report
Marshall officers responded to Oaklawn Hospital after a man assaulted his girlfriend and her brother in the 300 block of N Gordon. The confrontation began with punches inside a car and ended with the 46-year-old victim dragged along the roadway. He sustained minor injuries and the case was sent to the Calhoun County prosecutor for review.
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Calhoun County Prosecutor’s Office
License plate theft reported in Marshall
Marshall police responded to the 800 block of West Michigan around noon on September 2 for a stolen license plate from a parked private vehicle. The plate was replaced after the incident was reported to the Michigan Secretary of State. Observer number 269-78-9700.
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