Sheriff’s Office Summary for Village, August 29th – September 11th, 2014

FOR: August 29nd –September 5th, 2014

There were 7 Calls for Service in Manchester Village.

• Deputies responded to a hit and run crash at the corner of Main St. and Union St. A truck had backed into the fire hydrant at this location and fled the scene without reporting the damage. Anyone with information on the incident should contact the Sheriff’s Office.
• A crash was reported on Main St. near Adrian St. when the deputy arrived the vehicle present was simply disabled and had not been involved in a crash.

FOR: September 5th –September 11th, 2014

There were 33 Calls for Service in Manchester Village

• Deputies responded to a crash at M52/Hogan. It was determined that the crash occurred outside the Village and was turned over to the Michigan State Police for investigation.
• A report of Fraud was made in the 300Blk of S. Macomb St. Funds had fraudulently been obtained from a bank account. The incident also involved the fraudulent use of a business name from out of State. The incident remains under investigation and has been reported to federal authorities due to its interstate nature.
• An open business door was located in the 200Blk of Main St. while Deputies were walking foot patrol overnight. There was no evidence of criminal activity. The business owner was notified.
• Deputies responded to two unrelated Burglary Alarms in the 400Blk of City St and 500Blk of Galloway. In both instances the properties were determined to be secure.

OTHER INFORMATION FROM THE SHERIFF’S OFFICE

The Washtenaw County Sheriff’s Office would like to encourage parents to ensure that their children are properly restrained in their vehicles. National Child Passenger Safety Week begins the 14 of September, 2014.

National Drug Take-Back day is September 27th, 2014. The Red Barrel inside the lower level of the Village offices will be available to receive your properly re-packaged pills. Please see the site here for more information about the National Event.

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by Sara Swanson

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