theft

The Michigan State Police Marshall Post says that sometime between 9pm Monday and 3pm Tuesday, “a number of” breaking and entering incidents took place in the 1400 block of Michigan Ave. in Marshall Township.

An Ovid Township homeowner had called 911 for suspicious activity Monday morning, when a suspect allegedly broke through his patio door and threatened him.

The incident happened around 3:40pm Tuesday, where a woman had been sitting in her car in Battle Creek when a man approached her and opened her car door.

Around 7pm Wednesday, they received word from an 88-year-old victim who had been staying at a motel in the 20,000 block of M66 in Pennfield; the man said that a woman broke into his room and assaulted him, before tying him up and taking his cash and debit card.

The incident began Saturday afternoon, where they were notified that Jackson County authorities were chasing a stolen vehicle on westbound I-94 around 2:30pm. Officers lost sight of the vehicle in the area of I-94 near the 121st mile marker in Marengo Township, but shortly afterwards a Calhoun Count…

The Marshall Police Department updated their Facebook post Monday morning, saying that the pair had been identified and that they had come forward to pay their bill.

The Calhoun County Sheriff’s Office says that they were called to the Kalcee Credit Union on Dickman Rd. in Springfield, after someone was trying to cash a stolen check.

In the past week there have been several instances of individuals forcing entry through side or rear doors and attached garages. Once inside the individuals target electronics and jewelry.

This search warrant was related to the arrests of Keith Worthington and Tiffany Denton, which took place at the end of May. Now, the next step is for law enforcement to find the owners of these stolen items.

Agencies from Calhoun, Barry, and Eaton Counties have been looking into home invasions for some time, and two suspects, Keith Worthington and Tiffany Denton, have already been arrested. Based on information gained during the investigation, it was believed that further stolen property could be locate…