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(NR) PUBLIC SAFETY online at hometownlife.com A12 Hometown Weeklies | Thursday, February 23, 2012 License suspensions N orthville Township police again see a spate of driving while license suspended viola- tions. There were four inci- dents reported from Feb- ruary 8-10. One occurred on Feb. 8 and had a 43-year-old Southfield man cited after being stopped near the intersection of Hag- gerty and Seven Mile roads. The police were running checks on vehi- cles to see if they were stolen or if the registered driver had warrants. A check on the South- field man stated he had a suspended license and arrest warrant. It also stated he had a “No Driv- er” designation. He was arrested and later post- ed bond. Seven Mile trespassing A ccording to North- ville Township police reports, the common rea- son given by individuals trespassing onto the Sev- en Mile Road property is thrill seeking. One recent incident took place on Feb. 7 when an officer spotted, while driving westbound on Seven Mile, flashlights near or in the first floor of the main building. The officer then used night vision to better observe the trespassers. A 20- year-old Shelby Town- ship man and 21-year- old Troy woman were cit- ed for trespassing after they crossed back over toward the Northridge complex. They said they were there “just for the thrill of it.” Another incident on Feb. 12 involved four male subjects. They also said they were drawn to the “spooky” site after hearing stories from friends. Drunken driving A 38-year-old Livonia man was arrested for his third drunken driv- ing offense after being caught speeding along Eight Mile Road. The police observed the man going 60 mph in a 40 mph speed zone on Feb. 6 while on patrol. The man was also observed swerving and driving erratically. Upon making contact with the man the police detected the odor of intoxicants on his breath. The report stated the man had trouble with the field sobriety tests and refused to take a prelim- inary breathalyzer test. After that he was placed into custody on suspicion of driving intoxicated, and he was also cited for refusing a PBT. A further check of the man revealed he had three previous alcohol convictions and two sus- pensions. A search war- rant was obtained in order to draw a blood sample from the man. The department is seek- ing a warrant for the OWI and driving on a suspended license. Larceny attempt O n Feb. 8 an unknown suspect was spot- ted by witnesses as he attempted to steal from a vehicle that was parked in the lower structure of the E. Cady Street park- ing area. The suspect is a white male. He was also observed by the vehi- cle owner, a 38-year-old Farmington Hills wom- an, as she approached the car. Once she was around 25 feet away the man decided to flee. Nothing was reported missing. The woman thought the car was locked, but police found no evi- dence of a forced break- in. She said her electron- ic key fob’s battery did need replacing, so police assume it was not locked at the time. Compiled by correspondent Lonnie Huhman By Lonnie Huhman Correspondent The Wayne County Prosecutor’s Office issued a warrant for Kevin Alexander, 43, South Lyon, in con- nection with the fatal hit-and-run accident on Dec. 3 that caused the death of Joshua Green. After reviewing the Northville city police department’s investiga- tion, the prosecutor has charged him with failure to stop at the scene of an accident result in seri- ous impairment or death. According to Northville City Detective Matt Clemence, this charge has a maximum penalty of five years in prison and a $5,000 fine. The police department said on Jan. 20, Alexander, along with his attorney, turned himself into the Northville City Police Station. Clemence said Alexander realized the day after the 1 a.m. accident what had happened after hearing about it in the news, specifically on television. The department said Alexan- der has been forthright and coop- erative with the investigation and voluntarily surrendered the sus- pect vehicle. He had been keeping it in his garage since the incident, police say. According to the police depart- ment’s report, that late night Green and two other friends were walking along Griswold Street toward downtown Northville to visit Brick’s, a local bar on W. Main. Reportedly, Green had been drinking and was engaged in an argument with one of his friends when he unexpectedly stepped out into the street from the side- walk and was struck by a car heading south on Griswold. The driver of the vehicle did not stop even though one of Green’s friends chased after it on foot. Green later succumbed to his injuries while at Botsford Hospi- tal. The report stated Alexander explained that he had been at Brick’s Bar with a friend, when the friend became ill due to over- indulgence. He drove his friend home and was returning back toward downtown when he said his car was struck by an object on Griswold. At the time, Alexander alleges that he thought the persons on the sidewalk had thrown something at his vehicle and therefore he did not want to stop, according to police. A Michigan State Police Acci- dent Reconstructionist respond- ed to the scene to assist in the investigation, and from the debris found at the scene the suspect vehicle was identified as a 2007- 11, black Honda, CRV EX-L. During the investigation, the Northville department alerted all collision shops and part sup- pliers in southeast Michigan and throughout the state. Officers then began the task of visiting all the owners of similar vehicles within the area. 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(NR) PUBLIC SAFETY online at hometownlife.comA12 Hometown Weeklies | Thursday, February 23, 2012

Licensesuspensions

Northville Townshippolice again see a

spate of driving whilelicense suspended viola-tions.There were four inci-

dents reported from Feb-ruary 8-10.One occurred on Feb.

8 and had a 43-year-oldSouthfield man citedafter being stopped nearthe intersection of Hag-gerty and Seven Mileroads. The police wererunning checks on vehi-cles to see if they werestolen or if the registereddriver had warrants.A check on the South-

field man stated he hada suspended license andarrest warrant. It alsostated he had a “No Driv-er” designation. He wasarrested and later post-ed bond.

Seven Miletrespassing

According to North-ville Township police

reports, the common rea-son given by individualstrespassing onto the Sev-en Mile Road property isthrill seeking.One recent incident

took place on Feb. 7 whenan officer spotted, whiledriving westbound onSeven Mile, flashlightsnear or in the first floorof the main building. Theofficer then used nightvision to better observethe trespassers. A 20-year-old Shelby Town-ship man and 21-year-old Troy woman were cit-ed for trespassing afterthey crossed back overtoward the Northridgecomplex.They said they were

there “just for the thrillof it.”Another incident on

Feb. 12 involved fourmale subjects. They alsosaid they were drawn tothe “spooky” site afterhearing stories fromfriends.

Drunken driving

A38-year-old Livoniaman was arrested for

his third drunken driv-ing offense after beingcaught speeding alongEight Mile Road.The police observed

the man going 60 mphin a 40 mph speed zoneon Feb. 6 while onpatrol. The man was alsoobserved swerving anddriving erratically.Upon making contact

with the man the policedetected the odor ofintoxicants on his breath.The report stated theman had trouble with thefield sobriety tests andrefused to take a prelim-inary breathalyzer test.After that he was placedinto custody on suspicionof driving intoxicated,and he was also cited forrefusing a PBT.A further check of the

man revealed he hadthree previous alcoholconvictions and two sus-pensions. A search war-rant was obtained inorder to draw a bloodsample from the man.The department is seek-ing a warrant for theOWI and driving on asuspended license.

Larceny attempt

On Feb. 8 an unknownsuspect was spot-

ted by witnesses as heattempted to steal from avehicle that was parkedin the lower structure ofthe E. Cady Street park-ing area.The suspect is a white

male. He was alsoobserved by the vehi-cle owner, a 38-year-oldFarmington Hills wom-an, as she approachedthe car. Once she wasaround 25 feet awaythe man decided to flee.Nothing was reportedmissing.The woman thought

the car was locked, butpolice found no evi-dence of a forced break-in. She said her electron-ic key fob’s battery didneed replacing, so policeassume it was not lockedat the time.

Compiled by correspondentLonnie Huhman

By Lonnie HuhmanCorrespondent

TheWayne County Prosecutor’sOffice issued a warrant for KevinAlexander, 43, South Lyon, in con-nection with the fatal hit-and-runaccident on Dec. 3 that caused thedeath of Joshua Green.After reviewing the Northville

city police department’s investiga-tion, the prosecutor has chargedhimwith failure to stop at thescene of an accident result in seri-ous impairment or death.According to Northville City

DetectiveMatt Clemence, thischarge has amaximum penalty offive years in prison and a $5,000fine.The police department said on

Jan. 20, Alexander, along with hisattorney, turned himself into theNorthville City Police Station.Clemence said Alexander realizedthe day after the 1 a.m. accidentwhat had happened after hearingabout it in the news, specifically ontelevision.The department said Alexan-

der has been forthright and coop-erative with the investigation andvoluntarily surrendered the sus-pect vehicle. He had been keepingit in his garage since the incident,police say.According to the police depart-

ment’s report, that late nightGreen and two other friends werewalking along Griswold Streettoward downtown Northville tovisit Brick’s, a local bar on W.Main. Reportedly, Green had beendrinking and was engaged in anargument with one of his friendswhen he unexpectedly steppedout into the street from the side-walk and was struck by a carheading south on Griswold.The driver of the vehicle did not

stop even though one of Green’sfriends chased after it on foot.Green later succumbed to hisinjuries while at Botsford Hospi-tal.The report stated Alexander

explained that he had been atBrick’s Bar with a friend, whenthe friend became ill due to over-indulgence. He drove his friend

home and was returning backtoward downtown when he saidhis car was struck by an object onGriswold.At the time, Alexander alleges

that he thought the persons on thesidewalk had thrown somethingat his vehicle and therefore hedid not want to stop, according topolice.A Michigan State Police Acci-

dent Reconstructionist respond-ed to the scene to assist in theinvestigation, and from the debrisfound at the scene the suspectvehicle was identified as a 2007-11, black Honda, CRV EX-L.During the investigation, the

Northville department alertedall collision shops and part sup-pliers in southeast Michigan andthroughout the state. Officersthen began the task of visitingall the owners of similar vehicleswithin the area.The department thanked the

newsmedia for their assistance inthis investigation and said withouttheir help, this investigation wouldlikely still be unresolved.

NORTHVILLE POLICE BRIEFSSouth Lyon man charged in hit-and-run

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