Two students robbed off campus
The Department of Public Safety (DPS) issued a crime alert Feb. 1 after two students were robbed in their off-campus apartment earlier that day.
The students reported to Ann Arbor Police officers that three Black men, one with a handgun, entered their apartment in the 500 block of Hill Street through an unlocked door. The men reportedly took personal belongings from the students before fleeing. The men are described as being 6 feet tall and in their early 20s. They were last seen dressed in black clothing with their faces covered.
The Ann Arbor Police Department (AAPD) is offering a $1,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the suspects. Call (734) 994-2397 or the AAPD tip line at (734) 996-3199 with information.
Locker room vandalized at stadium
DPS responded to a fire alarm Jan. 2 at the Michigan Stadium locker room. Upon arrival, officers did not find any signs of a fire, but observed several doors and walls that had been defaced with a marker. No suspects were found in the vicinity.
Car stolen from U-M lot
A staff person reported her car had been stolen from M64 (North Ingalls parking lot) after she discovered that her keys were missing from her coat pocket, which was hanging in an unsecured closet. The car is a red 2004 Ford Taurus and was last seen Jan. 31.
DPS cancels crime alert
A 29-year-old man is awaiting trial in connection with a 2003 incident in which a man was shot as he walked along Hubbard Drive. The victim sustained a non-life-threatening injury as a result of the June 9 shooting. The victim no longer is affiliated with the University. The suspect currently is housed in a state correctional facility in Adrian on unrelated charges.
DPS uses radar units for traffic enforcement
U-M police officers will be conducting special traffic enforcement during January on Hayward and Hubbard roads. With their newly acquired radar units, the officers can objectively measure the speed drivers are traveling on campus streets. DPS has received numerous complaints that drivers travel at high rates of speed on North Campus roads often to avoid traveling the busier Plymouth Road. Speed limits on campus streets are 25 m.p.h.
