Police: Dearborn Suspect Returned to Scene of Crime, Stole Again

DEARBORN, MI — A Dearborn teen was arrested for a second time in a matter of days after police observed him entering several unlocked vehicles in the area of Hubbard Street and Greenfield Road, according to a news release.

The most recent arrest of Hamed Al-Nassiri, 18, occurred about 7:30 a.m. Wednesday, Sept. 14, police said. He had been arrested just days earlier in the same area, according to the release.

“Officers are vigilant in patrolling our neighborhoods in order to keep our citizens safe and protect their property,” Dearborn Police Chief Ronald Haddad said in the news release. “This subject has an extensive history and has victimized our citizens on numerous occasions. Crime prevention is a collaborative effort between the police and our community and I urge citizens to be attentive in securing their vehicles, garages, and homes.”

When Al-Nassiri was arrested, police found several items believed to have been stolen in his backpack, including an electronic device and money, according to the release. After further investigation, police alleged Al-Nassiri had entered a resident’s unlocked garage and rummaged through items before stealing mechanical equipment.

Al-Nassiri, who was charged with felony larceny from a motor vehicle, misdemeanor larceny from a motor vehicle, and breaking and entering, was arraigned Monday in 19th District Court. Judge William Hultgren set bond at $10,000/10 percent, issued a no victim contact order and ordered a GPS tether as a condition of release.

His probable cause hearing is at 9 a.m. on Sept. 30 and his preliminary exam is at 9 a.m. on Oct. 7, both in 19th District Court.

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