This cutie pie was found in a yard on Pattyn Dr. She is white with brown patches. She appears to be wearing a shock collar but hasn’t any tags. Unfortunately due to some fearful and defensive behaviour we have not been able to scan her for a chip. Please call our dispatch center at 586-949-2322 option 2 if she is yours. She will be going to MCAC later today.
Author: cpdadmin
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Found Dog 5-22-2018
This little guy was found in the area of Gratiot Ave. and Terra Industrial Dr. He is red with white chest patches and not neutered. He is wearing a silver chain slip lead. He is super scared so we haven’t scanned him for a microchip. The poor little guy is just trembling in the back of the kennel but, good news, he will take treats! If he’s yours please contact our dispatch center at 586-949-2322 option 2. He’ll be heading to Macomb County Animal Control later today.
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Fatal Pedestrian Accident
On Thursday (05/18/2018), at approximately 11:20pm, a 32 year Chesterfield Township man, driving a 2015 Toyota Camry, called the Chesterfield 911 Dispatch Center reporting that he had just struck a pedestrian while he was driving north bound on Jefferson at Roselawn.
Multiple Chesterfield Township Police and Fire units responded, along with an assisting New Baltimore PD unit. First responders and MedStar Ambulance rendered aide on the critically injured victim, but he was ultimately pronounced deceased at the scene.
Chesterfield Township PD’s accident reconstruction team was called to the scene and have completed the preliminary documentation of the incident.
VICTIM: James Andromalos, a 27 year old Chesterfield Township man. (Pedestrian)
The investigation is ongoing, but at this early stage alcohol, drugs, and speed do not appear to be contributing factors in the accident. The driver that struck the victim remained at the scene and cooperated during the investigation. He stated he simply never saw the man in the roadway until he struck him.
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Brothers Arrested for 7/11 Robbery Attempt
On Wednesday (05/02/2018), just after midnight, a Chesterfield Township Officer on patrol observed Jake Smith back his 2008 Ford Explorer into the parking lot of the closed “Leslie Tire” business, located at 24 Mile and Gratiot. The Officer surveyed the suspicious vehicle and observed the driver (Jake Smith) turn off the vehicle lights and exit the vehicle. The driver then pulled his hood over his head and face and walked south bound across Gratiot and into the front door of the 7/11 convenience store. The Officer radioed for back-up Officers and approached the 2008 Explorer. Seated in the front passenger seat the Officer located and identified Nicholas Smith, the brother to Jake, who could not give the Officer a logical explanation as to why they had parked in the closed “Leslie Tire” lot.
As the Officers were investigating Nicholas Smith, Jake Smith returned to the lot on foot and attempted to re-enter the driver’s door of his vehicle as if nothing out of the ordinary had transpired. At this same time Chesterfield Township 911 Dispatchers advised the Officers at the scene that they were on a 911 line with the 7/11 clerk, and that the clerk was advising that a male (matching the description of Jake Smith) has just attempted to rob her. She added that the suspect held his hand in his pocket, implying he was armed, and demanded she “empty the register”. The clerk added that she confused the suspect by telling him he needed to scan items for purchase before the register would open and that the suspect then possibly became concerned with another customer that was in the back of the store preparing a coffee, causing him to flee on foot before obtaining any money.
Officers detained both brothers and a search of Jake Smith disclosed that he had a knife in his jacket pocket. Both suspects were placed under arrest and during a search of the vehicle Officers located a baggie of suspected marijuana in the vehicles ash tray. After review today by the Macomb County Prosecutors Office, Jake Smith was charged with: “Assault With Intent To Rob While Armed” (a 15 year felony), and “Possession Of Marihuana” (a 1 year misdemeanor). Nicholas Smith was charged with: “Assault With Intent To Rob While Armed” (a 15 year felony). The brothers were both arraigned this afternoon via video at the 42-2 District Court in New Baltimore. They were both assessed $25,000.00 cash bonds and are currently being held in the Macomb County Jail.
SUSPECTS:
- Jake Andrew Smith, a 19 year old resident of Macomb Township MI
- Nicholas Ryan Smith, a 21 year old resident of Macomb Township MI
SUSPECT VEHICLE:
- 2008 Ford Expedition, silver in color.
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K-9 Officer Receives Donation For Vest
Wednesday night, Chesterfield Police K-9 “Viper” received a $1,250 donation, which will go towards a new vest. The check was presented by Centennial Governor John Bingham Jr at the District 11 Cabinet meeting of the Lions Club. The event was held in Lake Orion at the Kings Court Castle. These funds were raised as a special project, organized by John Bingham Jr.
Attached is a photo from last night’s presentation with John Bingham Jr presenting the check to Chesterfield Officer John Amore and K-9 Viper.
The Chesterfield Police Department would like to thank the Lions Club and Mr. Bingham for their support!
Any questions should be directed towards John Bingham Jr., Centennial Governor Lions Club @ 586-747-9760.
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Found Dog 3-23-2018
This darling little terrier mix was found on Mallard on Friday the 23rd. He is an unaltered male. He’s very well groomed but without a collar or microchip. He’d really like to go home! Please call 586-949-2322 option 2 if he is yours. He’ll be going to Macomb County Animal Control if we cannot find his people in a few hours.
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Retail Fraud Suspect
On 01/25/2018, 18:28 hrs. a B/M entered the Chesterfield Target located at 51400 Gratiot Rd. The suspect selected $190.00 in baby formula and placed the merchandise in a backpack. The suspect then proceeded past all points of purchase with the merchandise. The same suspect committed two additional retail frauds of formula on 02/09/2018 at the Chesterfield Target store taking approx. $140.00 in formula. During all three incidents, the suspect has fled on foot to the area of the Georgtown Apts. near 23 Mile Rd. / 94 Fwy. in Chesterfield.
SUSPECT DESCRIPTION:
B/M/50’s , 6’00”, 190 lbs., thin beard, wearing a blk. jacket, royal blue hooded sweatshirt underneath, blk. winter hat with unk. logo, blk. tennis shoes with wht. trim on solesAnyone with additional information is asked to contact Detective Frank Unger of the Chesterfield Township Police Department by phone at 586-949-3721 or via email at funger@chesterfieldpolice.org
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Found Dog 2-23-2018
This dog was found on Sutton Rd. on the evening of February 22. He is an unaltered male and looks to be a Yorkshire terrier / beagle mix. He has two collars but no tags and, unfortunately, no microchip. He is super friendly but loudly protesting his imprisonment! Please contact our dispatch center at 586-949-2322 option 2 if he is yours. He will be going to Macomb County Animal Control later today.
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Fatal Crash on I-94
At approximately 2:10 am (Sunday 02/18/2018) 911 callers began reporting an accident on east bound I-94, just east of M-59. Chesterfield Township Officers and Fire units located the victim (sole occupant) and his heavily damaged vehicle off the roadway, beyond the ditch, and at rest against a tree. Chesterfield Township Fire units extricated the unresponsive victim from the driver’s seat of his vehicle and he was conveyed to McLaren Macomb Hospital where he was pronounced deceased upon his arrival. East bound I-94 was shut down at M-59 (Hall Road/William P Rosso Hwy.) while accident investigators completed their reconstruction of the scene.
VICTIM: Mark Clegg, a 46 year old male from New Haven Michigan.
VEHICLE: 2005 Ford Expedition, black.
The investigation is ongoing, but at this time it appears that icy road conditions were a contributing factor. It is unknown at this point if drugs or alcohol played any role in the crash. At this time there are no actual eye witnesses to the crash and the Chesterfield Police Department urges anyone with information to contact the Police Department at (586) 949-2322.
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Found Dog 2-10-2018
This gorgeous dog was found wandering on Pat St. near Briar Town Blvd. He appears to be a husky mixed with greyhound. He is unaltered and does not have a microchip although he is wearing a blue collar with an old Macomb County ID tag. He’s a little shy but very sweet once you hand over a few treats! He’s already at Macomb County Animal control so please call 586-469-5115 if he is yours or for adoption inquiries.