Crime & Safety

Thief Stole, Then Used Credit Cards: Bloomfield Twp. Police

Other Bloomfield Township residents told police a medical bag and gym bag were stolen from unlocked vehicles.

Bloomfield Township, MI — A Bloomfield Township resident’s credit cards were used at several local businesses the same night they were stolen from unlocked vehicles Monday, police said.

The cards and other personal items were left in unlocked vehicles parked in his driveway on the 1800 block of Canterbury Court, according to a report from the Bloomfield Township Police Department.

A neighbor who lives across the street from the victim told police that her car had also been gone through after she forgot to lock it. The only thing missing in that case was a medical bag.

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On June 9, police investigated a report of larceny from a vehicle that had been parked unlocked on the 3800 block of Columbia. The homeowner discovered her gym bag missing from her Jeep.

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On June 6, police responded to the 800 block of Helston Road to investigate a possible home invasion at a rental property that had been vacant for several months. The homeowner found a rear screen door had been intentionally pushed in and damaged, but entry to the residence was not gained.

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