Beverly Hills Public Safety Activity Report November 30 December 12, 2017

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1 Beverly Hills Public Safety Activity Report November 30 December 12, 2017 The Public Safety Department is currently looking for applicants for Public Safety Officer. Please visit our website, to see if you qualify. Officers went through Taser recertification and official orders. Officers went through Standardized Field Sobriety Refresher for Drunk and Drugged drivers. Please be mindful of walkers, joggers and kids in the streets. As you snow blow and shovel snow away make sure it ends up on your property, not back on the street. The DPW is doing a great job 24/7 attempting to get the streets plowed. If there is a snow emergency please do not park in the street. Beverly Hills Public Safety responded to a two-story commercial building fire in Berkley. The status of the fire is unknown at this time. Three Public Safety Officers graduated from the Macomb Police Academy, PSOs Andrew Boring, Nick Stewart and Kyle Kraft will start with the Public Safety Department immediately. The Police Academy is 17 weeks long and the recruits learn about law, traffic codes and many other problem solving skills during the days there. All three are also certified firefighters and will be working with a Field Training Officer for the next year. PSO Stewart received the Physical Fitness award from the Police Academy as well as kudos for being the Squad leader of the group. The Squad leader is a responsible leadership position in which he answers questions and directs all recruits on an everyday basis. To be picked as a Squad leader is an honor and PSO Nick Stewart did a fine job as did PSOs Boring and Kraft. Southfield Twp. Clerk Sharon Tischler and the local Lions Club donated money for residents who cannot afford a Knox box. The Knox boxes have been purchased and we now have those for the public. Thanks again to Clerk Sharon Tischler and the Lions Club. CALLS FOR SERVICE 225 Calls for Service. 4 Arrests. 81 Tickets issued. Motor Carrier Enforcement. 6 Walk in PBTs. 7 Prescription pill drop offs. Vacation checks. Car Seat Safety Inspections. Fill in for Crossing Guard. Motor Carrier Enforcement.

2 2 Medicals on 14 Mile Rd. 4 Medicals on 13 Mile Rd. Medical on Southfield Rd. 9 Traffic Accidents on 13 Mile Rd. Traffic Accident on Lahser. Fire Alarm on 13 Mile Rd. Trespass complaint on 13 Mile Rd. 2 Motorist Assists on 13 Mile Rd. 2 Traffic Accidents on 14 Mile Rd. Medical on Sheridan. 4 Suspicious Persons complaints on 13 Mile Rd. Suspicious Vehicle complaint on 13 Mile Rd. Alarm on Beverly. Family Trouble on Riverside. Alarm on Chelsea Pl. Lift Assist on Marlin Ct. Civil Matter on E. Rutland. Medical on Nottingham. Medical on Dover. Suspicious Persons complaint on Norchester. Suspicious Persons investigation on Coryell. Citizen Assist on Village Drive. Motorist Assist on Southfield Rd. Suspicious Vehicle complaint on Stellamar. Wires Down on Beverly. Customer Trouble on 13 Mile Rd. Smoke Investigation on Dunblaine. Suspicious Circumstance complaint on Kennoway Ct. Assist Birmingham Police with an assault complaint. Welfare Check on Belmont. Medical on Sunset Drive. Assist Birmingham Police with larceny complaint. Assist Oakland County Water Resources. Neighbor Trouble complaint on Beechwood. Suspicious Circumstance complaint on Southfield Rd. Welfare Check on Glenhill Ct. Welfare Check on Downing Pl. Citizen Assist on Riverside. Traffic complaint on 13 Mile Rd. Assist Southfield Police with a traffic accident on 13 Mile Rd. Solicitor complaint on Kirkshire. Fraud complaint on Amherst. Welfare Check on Buckingham.

3 Officers stopped a vehicle on Lahser for defective equipment. The investigation revealed the driver was operating on a suspended license (10). The driver was arrested without incident. Fraud on Warwick. Alarm on Waltham. Animal complaint on Norchester. Medical on Lost Hollow. Medical on Robinhood. Assist Birmingham Police locating a missing person. Odor Investigation on Huntley. Alarm on Valley Oaks. Alarm on Fairfax. Medical on 13 Mile Rd. Suspicious Persons complaint on Beverly Ct. Alarm on Reedmere. Suspicious Persons complaint on Arlington. Citizen Assist on Birwood. Reckless Driving complaint on Southfield Rd. Medical on Mayfair. Officers stopped a vehicle for speeding. The investigation revealed the driver was operating on a suspended license. The driver had multiple warrants for their arrest. The driver was arrested without incident. Alarm on Old Stage. Medical on Smallwood. Suspicious Vehicle complaint on Riverside. Traffic Accident on Huntley. Assist Bloomfield Twp. Police with a Citizen Assist. Customer Trouble on Southfield Rd. Found Property on Lahser. Animal complaint on Huntley. Loud Noise complaint on Huntley. Citizen Assist on Westlady. Fraud complaint on Sheridan. Assist Motorist on 13 Mile Rd. Traffic Accident on Greenfield. Animal complaint on Locherbie. Assist Motorist on Robinhood. Traffic Accident on Pickwick. Alarm on Southfield Rd. Officers stopped a vehicle for speeding. The vehicle was driven by a juvenile who had never applied for a license. The vehicle was impounded while the juvenile and passengers were turned over to their parents. Traffic complaint on 13 Mile Rd. Found Property complaint on E. Rutland.

4 Reckless Driving complaint on Greenfield. Animal complaint on Lahser. Medical on Birwood. Animal complaint on E. Rutland. Animal complaint on Pierce. Traffic complaint on Evergreen. Officers stopped a vehicle on Greenfield for defective equipment. The investigation revealed the driver was operating on a suspended license and had a warrant for his arrest. He was arrested without incident. Animal complaint on Beverly Rd. Motorist Assist on Southfield Rd. Suspicious Persons complaint on Pierce. Alarm on Lahser. Traffic Accident on Lahser. Medical on Normandale. Suspicious Circumstance complaint on Elizabeth. Fraud complaint on Westlady. Animal complaint on Reedmere. Parking complaint on 13 Mile Rd. Motorist Assist on 13 Mile Rd. Medical on Auburn. Assist Motorist on Evergreen. Alarm on Woodhaven. Traffic Accident on Riverside. Assist Motorist on Beverly. Assist Motorist on Dunblaine. 2 Motorists Assists on Southfield Rd. Lost Property on Locherbie. Assist Citizen on Locherbie. Motorist Assist on Evergreen. INVESTIGATIONS Arraignment on Beverly Hills Warrant. Prisoner transport. CFS Closed and Reviewed 225. Reviewed 28 Case Reports for a disposition. Followed up and reviewed cases, of which 8 were closed. 26 Cases were assigned. 7 Reports written on current cases. 2 Cases were reviewed during a property audit. 24 Current Active Investigations.

5 Worked with CPS on two cases involving mental health incidents with juveniles. Investigated several ID Theft Cases. Warrant obtained from our Local APA for an OWI investigation. School Liaison Officer Detail - Turned over driving without license to Wayne Co YAP for diversion. Investigating Carrying Concealed Weapon - Firearm incident - submitted to Oakland Co APA for review. Assisted road patrol for staffing shortages. Submitted property to Oakland County Crime Lab for recent mail thefts. Provided Oakland County APA with video evidence on several cases. Assisted road patrol for supervisor staffing shortage. Updated dispositions for non-public record incidents. Updated FTO reporting technology and attended meeting with staff for upcoming recruits Conducted background investigations for three candidates. Attended Police Academy Graduation for new PSOs Submitted pawn slip information into our records system and filed same. Inventoried armory for needed equipment. FIRE / EMS Roll out Fire/EMS report writing software. Sgt. Rob Ginther has been a big part of the new and improved Fire reporting system. Kudos to Sgt. Ginther for taking on a hard task and making it a lot easier to complete. However the professional end of it looks great. Thanks Fire Marshal (Sgt.) Ginther. Two supervisors attended Fire Company Officer School. Community Information listed below: Unsolicited calls are on the rise for phishing scams. Never provide any information over the phone for unsolicited calls, and if you do not recognize the number, do not answer it. If you see something, say something. We encourage our community to be our "eyes and ears" for suspicious activity in the Village. Consider a locking mailbox, as the USPS and Financial Institutions have determined mail theft is on the rise in Oakland County. Never provide personal information over the phone or via , when a call or is received unexpectedly. Financial institutions will never call and ask for personal information. Do not fall victim to a check cashing scam where someone sends money for payment of goods or services, and requests the difference to be sent back. Always lock vehicle doors and remove personal items of value. Never leave personal items out in public places where thieves could steal them. Slow down during morning and evening traffic as school has started. Leave exterior lights on overnight.

6 Visit our website homepage and click on the upper right side of the page for Identity Theft Information. There have been two recent incidents involving mail theft. Mail is being stolen from boxes, checks are either being taken or photographed, and then the mail is ending up in other mailboxes after the information is obtained. The thieves will then electronically alter the information, and electronically deposit the checks to an account, resulting in the loss of money. It is important to refrain from placing outgoing mail in boxes when money is involved. Additionally, if your checks are stolen, contact the bank immediately, place stops or cancel the checks, and request the account be closed.

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