Category: Arrests

SUSPECT: Derrick Lamar BROWN, a 33 year old male from Detroit

LOCATION: 36400 block of Brennan Rd., New Baltimore MI

On Tuesday morning (11-24-15), at approximately 2:50 am, a female resident on Brennan Street in New Baltimore called the Chesterfield Dispatch Center to report that while she was up feeding her two month old child, she looked outside and observed an unknown black male removing the tires and wheels from her family’s 2016 Ford Explorer that was parked in the driveway. The resident added that it appeared the suspect was loading the tires into a large dark colored pick-up. New Baltimore PD units were dispatched to the area and approached the residence on foot. As they neared the home they observed the suspect inside the cab of a 2001 Ford F-250 pick-up. They illuminated the suspect’s vehicle, observing the bed of the truck to be filled with the victims tires and wheels, and ordered him to exit. The suspect refused to comply and began fleeing down the residential streets and across lawns with New Baltimore PD units in pursuit. The suspect ultimately entered west bound I-94 from New Haven Rd., where Chesterfield PD units were positioned to assist. As the suspect continued fleeing west bound on I-94 (approaching 23 Mile Road with multiple police units in tow), a Chesterfield Officer deployed “stop-sticks” and successfully deflated tires on the suspect’s vehicle. The suspect now struggled to control the vehicle and exited at 21 Mile Road. He then entered the Briartowne Subdivision and was temporarily cornered on a dead end, but ultimately drove across the front lawns, crashed into the front end of a Chesterfield patrol car, and continued fleeing back onto 21 Mile Road east bound. The suspect, with a now severely disabled vehicle, crashed into a brick wall (along a residential drive way) as he crossed over Jefferson on east bound 21 Mile Road. The suspect then bailed out of his vehicle and fled on foot in between the homes with multiple Officers giving chase.

A Chesterfield Officer took the suspect into custody after the brief foot pursuit, and without further incident. After attempts by the suspect to supply the Officers with fictitious names, they positively identified him as Derrick Lamar Brown, a 33 year old Parolee from Detroit MI. Back at the scene of his crash they determined the 2001 Ford F-250 that he had been driving was reported stolen from Sterling Heights in October (2015). Derrick Brown refused to speak with investigators while being held at the Chesterfield Police Department.

After review today by the Macomb County Prosecutors Office, Mr. Brown was charged with: “Fleeing and Eluding a Police Officer-Second Degree” (10 Year Felony), “Receiving and Concealing a Stolen Motor Vehicle” (5 Year Felony), “Larceny from a Motor Vehicle” (5 Year Felony), and “Operating with Suspended License” (93 Day Misdemeanor).

He was arraigned this afternoon in the 42-2 District Court in New Baltimore via video from the Chesterfield Township Police Department. His bond was set at $20,000.00 cash and he is currently housed at the Macomb County Jail with a parole detainer accompanying his cash bond.

SUSPECT: Joshua James-Earl Green, a 23 year old male from Detroit MI.

LOCATION: “MPW Industrial” 50321 E. Russell Schmidt, Chesterfield MI. 48051

On Friday morning (11-20-15) at approximately 7:40 a.m. an employee of “MPW Industrial” called 911 stating that employees inside the shop were involved in a physical altercation and that one of the males involved had just run out of the building stating that he was going to get a gun. A Chesterfield Township Officer on patrol was in the immediate area as dispatchers were broadcasting the altercation and the Officer immediately observed a black male, with no shirt on, running through the parking lot of “MPW Industrial”. The Officer drove in the man’s direction and began shouting verbal commands for him to stop. The male refused to stop and the Officer exited his patrol car and gave chase on foot as the male fled across E. Russell Schmidt. Once on the other side of E. Russell Schmidt, the male suspect fled into an open door at “Sur-Foam Industries” and slammed the door shut on the pursuing Officer. The Officer managed to get the door back open and observed the male suspect now just standing inside of the business (next to a garbage can) facing the doorway. The Officer secured and detained the male suspect, finding no weapons on him, and identified him as Joshua Green. Mr. Green could not explain why he had been running from the Officer. After several Chesterfield “back-up” patrol units arrived, Mr. Green was escorted from “Sur-Foam Industries”. The original pursuing Officer then located a Beretta .380 caliber semi-automatic handgun in the garbage can that Mr. Green was standing next to inside of “Sur-Foam Industries”. Mr. Green was placed under arrest without further incident.

Witnesses then described the original altercation to Officers stating that as it got out of hand between Mr. Green and (2) other employee’s, Mr. Green yelled that he was going to get a gun, and ran out to his vehicle in the parking lot, shirtless. Witnesses stated they then observed Mr. Green grab an unknown object from under the driver’s seat of his vehicle and conceal it in his front right pants pocket. It was at this moment that the Chesterfield Patrol Unit appeared and Mr. Green began fleeing across E. Russell Schmidt (with the Officer giving chase).

During a subsequent interview with investigators at the Chesterfield Police Department, Mr. Green ultimately admitted that he had indeed placed the handgun in the garbage can while fleeing from the Officer. Mr. Green stated that he had just found the gun on the street a couple days prior and placed it in his vehicle.

After review by the Macomb County Prosecutors Office, Mr. Green was charged with: “Carry Concealed Weapon” (5 Year Felony). Mr. Green was arraigned this afternoon at the 42-2 District Court in New Baltimore. He is currently being held at the Macomb County Jail on a $4,000.00 10% bond.

On Monday morning (11-9-15), at approximately 4:45 AM, a 44 year old Chesterfield man exited his residence in the 29900 block of Emily Lane with the intension of getting into his vehicle and going to a local gym. As he approached his vehicle, he observed (2) unknown black males inside of his daughters 2014 Jeep, which was parked next to his vehicle. The suspects observed the man approaching and fled on foot towards the “Aspen Creek” apartment complex. The man gave chase but lost the (2) suspects as they cut in between buildings within the apartment complex. The man returned to his home and woke his daughter. They inspected her vehicle and discovered that her camo colored backpack was missing. The backpack contained a Macbook Pro laptop and (4) textbooks. The man and his daughter activated the “Find my I-Phone” app and discovered the laptop was stationary at building #22 in the “Aspen Creek” apartment complex. Chesterfield Township Officers met the man at this location and began talking to residents inside the apartment complex. During the Officer’s investigation, one of the apartment doors was answered by a 44 year old female resident. Also standing inside the apartment was Mr. Martel Lothery and the man that had chased him immediately identified him as one of the suspects that had been in his daughter’s vehicle. The woman that had answered the apartment door was identified as Martel Lothery’s mother, and after Officers explained to her what had transpired, she gave them consent to search her apartment. Under Martel Lothery’s bed, Officers located the (4) stolen textbooks and Martel Lothery was placed under arrest. Officers were unable to locate the stolen laptop at this time.

Martel Lothery was questioned by Detectives and at this time the investigation is ongoing as they attempt to determine the identity of the 2nd suspect, the location of the stolen laptop, and whether or not these men may be responsible for several other vehicle break-ins recently in the area.

After review by the Macomb County Prosecutors Office, Mr. Lothery was charged with “Breaking and Entering a Vehicle to Steal Property > $1,000.00” (5 Year Felony). He was arraigned this morning at the 42-2 District Court in New Baltimore via video from the Chesterfield Township Police Department. His bond was set at $15,000.00 / 10% and he is currently lodged at the Macomb County Jail.

Anyone with information regarding this incident, or the recent rash of vehicle break-ins, is urged to call the Chesterfield Police Department at 586-949-2322. The Chesterfield Police Department reminds you to remove your valuables from your vehicle and assure your vehicle is locked to greatly reduce the chances of becoming the victim of such an unfortunately common crime throughout the county.

SUSPECTS:

• Alessandro Roberto MARINELLO, 21 years old, from Chesterfield MI
• Justin Michael DENEAU, 21 years old, from Allenton MI

At 3:05 am, on Wednesday October 21st, a 911 caller reported seeing (2) suspicious suspectsattempting to enter parked vehicles on the 29700 block of Chelsea St., in Chesterfield Township. The first responding Officer to that area turned the corner at Jessica Lane and Chelsea and observed a (2) subjects standing next to a parked vehicle (with its dome light on) in a driveway on Chelsea. At the first sight of the Officers patrol vehicle, both subjects fled on foot in between the homes. The Chesterfield Officer broadcast a description of the suspects to the other responding units, exited his patrol vehicle, and gave chase on foot. Multiple Chesterfield Patrol units responded and set a perimeter around the neighborhood. Both subjects were able to temporarily elude the Officers on foot, but a short time later Officers located suspect Alessandro Marinello laying down (hiding) in a parked vehicle (a red 2014 Dodge Charger) on Jennifer Dr. Officers ordered him out of the vehicle and located a wallet with him that had been stolen from one of the nearby parked vehicles.

Officers also located suspected marijuana in the vehicle. Officers determined the vehicle he was hiding in was actually his (Marinello’s) and that he had parked it there when the (2) had originally entered the neighborhood and began looking for vehicles to steal from. Mr. Marinello was arrested and conveyed to the Chesterfield Police Department and his vehicle was impounded. Officers continued searching for the 2nd suspect and approximately 1 ½ hours later (at 4:38 am) located him behind the “Chesterfield Engine” business on Gratiot, south of 24 Mile Road. Officers ordered him to the ground and placed him under arrest, he was identified as Justin Deneau. The (2) later admitted during questioning that they had entered that neighborhood (Jessica Lane / Chelsea), after attending a party in Mt. Clemens, and that their sole purpose was to find unlocked vehicles to steal things from. They refused to admit responsibility for any other participation in the recent rash of vehicle break-ins that Chesterfield Township has experienced.

After review today by the Macomb County Prosecutors Office both suspects were charged with: (2) counts of “Breaking and Entering a Vehicle to Steal Property less than $200.00 (93 Day Misdemeanor), “Conspiracy to B&E a Vehicle” (1 year misdemeanor), and “Possession of Marijuana” (1 year misdemeanor). They were arraigned this afternoon at the 42-2 District Court in New Baltimore via video from the Chesterfield Police Department. They are both currently being held at the Macomb County Jail, Alessandro Marinello on a $5,000.00 cash bond and Justin Deneau on a $10,000.00 cash bond (Justin Deneau was currently on probation for previous convictions for breaking into vehicles).

SUSPECT: Zachary Logan Goddu, 18 years old, of Chesterfield Township.
LOCATION: “Target” 51400 Gratiot, Chesterfield Township.

On Wednesday morning (10/07/2015), at approximately 9:00 am, a 911 caller reported that they observed a white male seated in a maroon Pontiac in the parking lot of Target, and that he was masturbating in the front seat. The caller gave a valid license plate for the vehicle and several Officers responded to the area but were unable to locate the suspect, his vehicle, or the 911 caller. Officers learned the vehicle was registered to a home in Chesterfield and searched that area but were unable to locate the man or his vehicle.

A short time later Officers received an additional 911 call from inside of “Target” stating that a male had just exposed himself to a female shopper inside of the store. Responding Officers spoke with the female shopper, a 28 year old Clinton Township woman, who told the Officers that while she was shopping with her 3 year old child and her 1 year old child, she began to notice a white male with shaggy brown hair and pajama pants following her and her children. She stated that as she became uncomfortable and began to leave she looked back down the aisle and the suspect pulled down the front of his pajama pants with one hand and began fondling himself with the other while looking directly at her. The woman stated she ran with her children to the nearest employee and pointed the man out, disclosing what he had just done. “Loss Prevention” employee’s from the store told the man he was not free to leave, while they simultaneously called 911, but he fled into the parking lot stating, “I never did what she said I did”. Employees were able to obtain the suspects license plate and described the vehicle as a maroon Pontiac (the same plate and description as the prior call). Employees also provided in-store surveillance footage of the suspect. Surveillance was set up at the suspects home address, but he did not return on this date.

On Thursday morning (10/08/2015) Officers received information that the suspect and his vehicle were now back at his listed home address on Wales Dr. in Chesterfield Township. Several Officers responded to this address and Zachary Logan Goddu was placed under arrest without incident. He was interviewed by Detectives who later presented the case to the Macomb County Prosecutor’s Office.

After review by the MCPO, Zachary Goddu was charged with: Aggravated Indecent Exposure (2 year felony). He was arraigned moments ago via video from the Chesterfield Police Department to the 42-2 District Court in New Baltimore. His bond was set at $5,000.00 cash and he is being lodged at the Macomb County Jail.

SUSPECTS:
Octavious Marvin-Terrell ROSS, 20 years old, from Chesterfield
Bryant Lee STEWART, 18 years old, from Detroit

LOCATION: 51200 Block of Village Edge E. “Aspen Creek Apartments”

On Monday night (9-21-15), at approximately 11:15, a 23 year old Chesterfield woman called 911 to report that she was just robbed by (2) men armed with handguns inside of the Aspen Creek apartment complex. She admitted to the responding Officers that she had made arrangements over the phone to meet an male there and purchase narcotics from him (marijuana and pills), but as she walked up to the building she was confronted by (2) black males, wearing black hooded sweatshirts, that pointed handguns at her and forced her to the ground. Once down on the ground the suspects took her purse from her and fled in between the buildings. Officers searched for the suspects and employed the assistance of a M.C.S.D K-9 unit, but were unable to locate them in the area at that time. Later that night Officers gathered information that led them to believe the suspects had fled to a mobile home park on Fairchild Road, between 22 Mile and 23 Mile Roads (Fairchild Lakes). Officers set up surveillance within the park throughout the night as more information was gathered, and ultimately around 10:00 am surrounded a particular mobile home on E. Aulac Rd. Upon entry into the home Octavious Ross and Bryant Stewart were placed under arrest and evidence/contents from the woman’s purse were recovered. Later that morning Officers recovered a black replica handgun rolled up in a black hooded sweatshirt alongside one of the buildings in “Aspen Creek”, and not far from the robbery scene.

Late Tuesday (9-22-15) afternoon both suspects were arraigned at the 42-2 District Court in New Baltimore via video from the Chesterfield Township Police Department.

Octavious ROSS was charged with “Armed Robbery” (a life felony) and later lodged at the Macomb County Jail on a $20,000.00 cash bond.

Bryant Stewart was charged with “Conspiracy to Commit Armed Robbery” (a life felony) and also held at MCJ on a $10,000.00 cash bond.

The investigation is ongoing at this time.

On Sunday (August 23rd, 2015) at approximately 1:00pm, a Chesterfield woman that had been shopping inside the “Meijer” store (23 Mile Road and Gratiot) noticed her wallet was missing from her purse when she got to the register. She was sure the wallet had been in her purse when she got to the “Meijer” store, explaining to Officers that prior to entering the “Meijer” she had made a purchase at the nearby “Target” store and had placed her wallet back in her purse at that time. Chesterfield Officers summoned the assistance of the stores “Loss Prevention Team”, who began reviewing video of the woman’s journey through the store. They were able to locate the theft on the stores surveillance video and Officers observed that while she was making a purchase at the meat counter, an unknown white male, with brown hair, wearing a gray t-shirt that said, “DRINK TIL YOU WANT ME”, reached into her purse (that is sitting in her cart) and took out her white wallet. The suspect is then observed in the video to walk directly out into the parking lot and drive away in a red 2-door Chevy Cavalier. A clear still shot of the suspect leaving the store was captured and Officers gathered to review the photo. A Chesterfield Officer immediately recognized the suspect as Rickey Bielat, and knew that he drove a red Cavalier from prior contacts with him.

Chesterfield Officers met up with New Baltimore Officers and went to Mr. Bielat’s last known address in New Baltimore. Parked in front they observed a red 2-door Chevy Cavalier and began knocking at the front door. Mr. Bielat answered the door in a gray t-shirt with “DRINK TIL YOU WANT ME” on the front and was taken into custody at the front door without incident. Mr. Bielat refused to speak with Officers regarding the theft. Officers were unable to locate the woman’s wallet at this time.

Rickey Bielat was charged and arraigned on Monday (8-24-15) for “Larceny From Person”, a (10) year felony. He is currently being held at the Macomb County Jail on a $20,000.00 10% cash bond.