A 35-year-old woman is facing charges of operating a vehicle in Detroit under the influence of drugs, after he arrived in Farmington Hills to pick up a friend’s car.
According to the report: friends have stopped by the police of Farmington Hills at about 3: 35 a.m. on Saturday and are asked to call a friend, than a car repossessed. When my friend arrived, police noticed a strong odor of marijuana coming from the vehicle. The woman told an officer that he had smoked marijuana when he came home from work, more than half an hour earlier. Reports indicate she failed a field sobriety test and told police that she knew she should not have been encouraging, but just wanted to help his friend. He was taken into custody and released on $ 200 bond.
68-year-old clerk at the store in Farmington Rd. told police that two men who came to the store looking to buy alcohol attacked him after he asked them to leave. According to reports, two men, both in their 20s, were told they could not buy liquor because the law does not allow liquor sales after two Officers told police that one of the guys that offers cash to make a sale, but he said the two to leave. They became agitated and began throwing Donuts, and when officers stepped from behind the counter, one of the men pushed him and the others held him in a headlock. People ran out of the store when they see customers in the parking lot, the report shows. They leave in a pick-up truck.
A 23 year old face Wixom charges of drug possession after a vehicle stopped at 14 miles and Drake Street Tuesday morning. According to the report, an officer saw the vehicle drove through the center of a few times and noticed a strong smell of marijuana when talking to drivers. While the drive is initially denied having any marijuana on him, police noticed he appeared to have something hidden in his shoes. When the driver removed shoes, napkins containing two “buds” of marijuana dropped out. The report shows the driver was released after posting bond of $ 200.
A Brighton aged 25 years faced charges of heroin and Xanax belongs, after stopping traffic on the M-5 and Drake Monday night. According to reports, the vehicle was stopped because of that there is no license plate light, and the officer supervising the driver threw a lit cigarette out the car window. Search vehicles found a “Lottery” flip “heroin container the sweets with large amounts of pills that are later identified as Xanax. The report shows the driver on parole, and the Michigan Department of Corrections asked that he remain in custody. People also ticketed for violations of the equipment.
