A person standing on the corner of William and Division streets was the victim of an armed robbery Tuesday, according to AAPD reports.
The victim was approached by two suspects, reports state. One suspect hit him on the side of the head and threatened him with a gun.
The other suspect took the man's wallet. Both suspects fled the area on foot.
AAPD made no arrests. The AAPD tracking dog lost the scent of the suspects in the parking lot, which indicates that the suspects fled the lot in a vehicle, AAPD reports state.
A hotel manager told the Ann Arbor Police Department that a young man reached over the counter and tried to grab some money before fleeing out the door Tuesday, AAPD reports state.
The reports did not identify what hotel was involved in the incident, but the suspect was quickly apprehended.
He left in a stolen car and fled down Jackson Road toward Webster Street. Once the suspect noticed that the police had responded to the hotel manager's call, he got out of the car and ran into nearby bushes, AAPD reports state. He was then apprehended by police.
The suspect was wanted for several other outstanding felonies, including a warrant for possession of cocaine from the U.S. Marshall's Office.
A man wandering door to door delivering fliers decided to break into a house Wednesday afternoon, AAPD reports state.
The delivery man removed the screen and attempted to enter the residence through the living room window around 3 p.m. The suspect was halfway through the window when the home owner caught him in the act.
Two AAPD tracking police dogs found the suspect only two blocks from the house, reports state.
The delivery man confessed to attempting to break in and was arrested in by AAPD officers.
East Quad security officers reported to DPS that receivers to nearby red box phones were stolen from the residence hall Tuesday.
The receivers were located at the entrance of Anderson and Green houses off E. University Avenue. Phone technicians arrived and repaired the receivers, according to DPS reports.
DPS plans to investigate the incident.
DPS reports state that it was actually a carved chair, not a statue, and a microphone stand that were stolen from the Law School.
DPS had no suspects at the time of the report.
- Compiled by Daily Staff Reporter Stephanie Hepburn.
10-10-97
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