Sheriff’s Office Update For June 6 – June 12, 2014

SHERIFF’S OFFICE SUMMARY: LODI TOWNSHIP / MANCHESTER VILLAGE

FOR: June 6-June 12, 2014

LODI TOWNSHIP

There were 44 Calls for Service in Lodi Township

• Sheriff’s Deputies responded to 1 report shots fired in the area of Dell and Textile Rds. The source of the shooting was not located and the caller reported nothing further after hearing the shots.
• A Deputy responded for a report of a Property Damage in the 5500blk of Textile Rd. Upon investigation there was no damage but a mailbox had been tampered with.
• Also there was a report made of a vehicle crash at Pleasant Lake and Zeeb Rds.
• There was a report of a reckless driver on Wagner Rd. near Ann Arbor Saline Rd. not related to the crash.

MANCHESTER VILLAGE

There were 38 Calls for Service in Manchester Village

• An assault was reported in the 100blk of Riverside St. After investigation it was determined that no assault had occurred. There was also a report of disorderly conduct associated but all parties declined formal complaint.
• Deputies responded to a complaint of persons deliberately placing objects in the roadway on Macomb St. Upon entering the area the responsible subjects were located, identified and the roadway cleared. Strict warnings were issued.
• One subject was arrested after being stopped for a traffic violation. The subject was wanted on a warrant for a prior traffic offense held by Milan Police Department.
• A dumping complaint was made in the 1000blk of Duncan St.

OTHER INFORMATION FROM THE SHERIFF’S OFFICE

With the onset of the outdoor season pedestrian traffic is on the rise. The Washtenaw County Sheriff’s Office would like to remind pedestrians that many drivers today are more distracted than ever before and proper use of the roadway will assist us in keeping them safe. Please remember that a pedestrian is required to use the sidewalk when a sidewalk is available and may not be in the travel portion of the roadway. Also be sure to use crosswalks when crossing the street to utilize the sidewalk. Where there is no sidewalk pedestrians should travel facing the flow of traffic. Off the roadway is out of harm’s way.

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by Sara Swanson

Sara Swanson is an editor, writer and founder of the Manchester Mirror.