Sheriff’s Office Update For July 4 -10, 2014

SHERIFF’S OFFICE SUMMARY: LODI TOWNSHIP / MANCHESTER VILLAGE

FOR: July 4th-July 10, 2014

LODI TOWNSHIP

There were 34 Calls for Service in Lodi Township

• Sheriff’s Deputies responded to 1 report of noise in the 2400blk of Strieter Rd. The source of the noise was a large party that was dispersed.

• A Deputy responded for a report of a dog loose in the area of Lone Oak and Strieter Rd. The owner was located and advised about allowing the dog outside unleashed.

• A report of illegal dumping/littering was made. The person responsible was located, cited and agreed voluntarily to pick up the refuse.

• Response was made to the 2400blk of Surrey Dr. for a Burglary Alarm. The property was secure.

MANCHESTER VILLAGE

There were 31 Calls for Service in Manchester Village

• Deputies responded to 2 Burglary Alarms in the 500blk of W. Main St. In both instances the location was secure and no criminal activity had occurred.

• There was 1 reported vehicle crash in the Village occurring near Hogan/M52.

• A report of cash stolen from a wallet was made. After investigation it is unclear if the wallet had been inside a vehicle or fell off the vehicle prior to the money being taken. The wallet was returned to the owner anonymously. The incident remains under investigation

• Deputies responded to the 100blk of Wolverine St. for complaints of noise.

• A complaint of damage to a vehicle was made in the area of Shaffer Ct./Baker. The damage appeared deliberate and occurred overnight.

OTHER INFORMATION FROM THE SHERIFF’S OFFICE

The Red Barrel in the Manchester Village Offices continues to successfully receive prescription medications for destruction. It was recently emptied of 11.45lbs of pills. To keep the Red Barrel an on-going success the Washtenaw County Sheriff’s Office would like people to please observe that no liquids, creams, inhalers or needles can be accepted in the Red Barrel. Also all pills must be removed from their containers and placed into a plastic baggie (available on the wall) before being deposited in the Red Barrel.

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by Sara Swanson

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