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  • Shooting Suspect Charged and Arraigned

    Shooting Suspect Charged and Arraigned

    UPDATE:

    SUSPECT: Jason Lemar Jennings, a 38 year old Clinton Township man.

    After review today by the Macomb County Prosecutors Office, Jason Lemar Jennings has been charged with: “Assault With Intent To Murder (a felony punishable by up to life)” and “Felony Firearm (a 2 year felony)”.

    Mr. Jennings was arraigned today at the 42-2 District Court in New Baltimore where his bond has been set at $100,000.00 (cash surety). His next court date is January 2nd, 2019 at 9:00am at the 42-2 District Court in New Baltimore. He is currently being held in the Macomb County Jail.

    ORIGINAL POST:

    On 12-23-18 at 0116 hrs Chesterfield Twp Police Officers responded to Rosie O’Grady’s on 23 Mile Rd after reported gunshots in the parking lot. Responding officers discovered a 20 year old Shelby Twp resident with a gunshot injury to his face. He was treated by responding medical personnel and released from the scene. Fortunately he suffered non-life threatening injuries.

    There was a pushing and shoving altercation in the pub that eventually made its way outside and continued into the parking lot. The victim made his way to his vehicle and began to drive out of the parking lot towards 23 Mile Rd. Suddenly the rear window of his vehicle was shattered by a bullet and his face was struck by bullet or glass fragments.

    Chesterfield Township investigators developed the suspect and recovered the handgun through witness interviews, credit card receipts and video surveillance.

    A 38 year old Clinton Twp man has been arrested in conjunction with the assault and gunfire at Rosie O’ Grady’s on 12-23-18.  A handgun has been recovered and is believed to have been used in the assault.

  • Hunter Injured In Fall From Treestand

    Hunter Injured In Fall From Treestand

    At approximately 8:30am on Sunday morning (12/23/2018) a 25 year old Shelby Township man called 911 to report that he had fallen from his tree stand while deer hunting. The man stated that he believed he had broken his leg as a result of the fall and that he was incapacitated on the ground at the bottom of the tree. The man was able to provide Chesterfield 911 Dispatchers with his location via GPS on his cell phone.

    Dispatchers guided Chesterfield Police and Fire units to the man’s location, where he was ultimately located on State Hunting land south of 25 Mile Road and west of I-94. Police, Fire and Medstar ambulance personnel stabilized the man and conveyed him out of the woods and to a waiting ambulance.

    The man was conveyed to McLaren Macomb Hospital where he is currently in surgery with apparent non-life threatening injuries.

    Below is an audio excerpt from the 911 call:


  • Indecent Exposure Suspect

    Indecent Exposure Suspect

    On 12-20-18 at approx. 11:10pm the below suspect entered a local dept. store in the area of 23 Mile and Gratiot exposing himself to an employee. The employee shouted for help, and the suspect fled the store in an unknown make/model white car.

    Anyone with additional information is asked to contact Detective Paul Kasperski of the Chesterfield Township Police Department by phone at 586-949-4383 or email at pkaspers@chesterfieldpolice.org

  • Found Dog 11-13-2018

    Found Dog 11-13-2018

    This sweet little guy was found yesterday afternoon in the area of 24 Mile Rd. and Kakos. He is a neutered male Basenji, red and white in colour. He is wearing a black collar but doesn’t have tags or a microchip. Please call our dispatch center at 586-949-2322 option 2 if he is yours. He will be sent to Macomb County Animal Control later today.

  • Fatal Bicyclist Accident

    Fatal Bicyclist Accident

    On Tuesday (10-30-18) at approximately 8:55pm, Chesterfield Township Police, Fire, and Medstar units responded to Jefferson and Cotton Rd., where a bicyclist (a 44 year old Chesterfield man) had been struck by a 17 year old female motorist from New Baltimore. The Chesterfield man was conveyed to McLaren Macomb Hospital by MedStar ambulance and pronounced deceased shortly after his arrival at the hospital.

    The 17 year old New Baltimore driver remained at the scene after the crash and explained to Officers that she was north bound on Jefferson and simply didn’t see the bicyclist in the roadway, in the darkness and rain, until it was too late to stop. She claimed the man was in the roadway when she struck him. Chesterfield Township accident investigators shut down the roadway for several hours while reconstructing the crash scene.

    The investigation is in the preliminary stages and at this point it is unknown if alcohol, drugs, and/or speed were contributing factors in the accident.

  • Southeast Michigan Veterans Home Groundbreaking Ceremony

    Southeast Michigan Veterans Home Groundbreaking Ceremony

    Pictured is Chesterfield Police Captain Ken Franks, Michigan Governor Rick Snyder, Public Safety Director Brad Kersten, and Captain Brian McNair.

    Governor Rick Snyder, S.A.N.G. Commander General Slocum, and a bipartisan group of policital figures were in attendance today for the groundbreaking for the new Southeast Michigan Veterans Home in Chesterfield Township. The property formerly known as Sebille Manor, once served as active duty base housing, for Selfridge Air National Guard Base.

    When completed, it will serve 128 veterans, who will reside in four smaller houses. Veterans will have their own bedroom and bathroom, a common gathering area and kitchen space. These smaller houses will also connect to a community center with clinical and therapeutic services. The site for veterans will also feature the kind of amenities one might expect in a hometown community such as a barbershop and salon, a large space for full member and community meeting, courtyards and green space.

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    Pictured is Chesterfield Police Captain Ken Franks, S.A.N.G. Commander General Slocum, Public Safety Director Brad Kersten, and Captain Brian McNair.

    For more information, click here to read an article by The Macomb Daily: CLICK HERE

  • Public Safety Director Kersten Appointed To Public Safety Communications Interoperability Board

    Public Safety Director Kersten Appointed To Public Safety Communications Interoperability Board

    Congratulations to our Public Safety Director, Brad Kersten, on his recent appointment by Governor Rick Snyder to the Public Safety Communications Interoperability Board!

    The board oversees Michigan’s 800 MHz radio system and telecommunications network, which provides statewide interoperability in digital clarity to its members. The group also adopts procedures governing the organization and operations of the Michigan Public Safety Communications System. Additionally, the board is responsible for advising the governor on all interoperability aspects of current and future technology in the state to ensure the public safety community is well prepared today and in the future with the emergency communications ecosystem.

    Brad will serve a four-year term expiring April 30, 2022

    For more information, visit
    https://www.michigan.gov/snyder/0,4668,7-277-57577_57657_59871-480581–,00.html

  • Found dog 10-11-2018

    Found dog 10-11-2018

    One of our officers found this Yorkshire terrier in the area of 23 Mile and Callens roads. She doesn’t have a collar or a microchip and it seems like she might have been away from home for a few days because she has gotten a little dirty. She’s fairly young and sweet tempered. Her owner can contact 586-949-2322 option 2 to claim her. She will be transferred to Macomb County Animal Control later today.

  • Found Dog 10-4-2018

    Found Dog 10-4-2018

    Hey, everyone, who is missing Bandit? That’s the name on his tag but he doesn’t have a phone number or address. Bandit is a red brindle pit bull mix. He is neutered but we didn’t find a microchip. He is very sweet and will sit for treats. He also likes to be hugged. He was found on Vanburen.

    Please call 586-949-2322 option 2 if he is yours. He will be transferred to Macomb County Animal Control later today.

  • Larceny/Theft From Vehicle Suspect

    Larceny/Theft From Vehicle Suspect

    Chesterfield Police are investigating multiple larceny from vehicle complaints. The thefts occurred in the early morning hours of Saturday 9-15-18.

    The attached video is from a home security camera that shows the suspect in the thefts. The thefts were from several streets in the area south of Cotton rd. west of I-94.

    Anyone who can identify the suspect please contact Det. Chris Delor at 586-949-2322.

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