ANN ARBOR – Michigan State Police First District announced that officers located a stolen vehicle early Monday morning on Jackson Rd. near Zeeb Rd.
According to a tweet sent out by the department, after officers tried to stop the suspects, they drove off the road a short time later and attempted to flee on foot. The officers were able to locate and arrest the suspects a short time later.
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The department posted photos of recovered items from the stolen vehicle, including suspected stolen wallets, two handguns and a key fob programming tablet used to steal newer models.
Located in the vehicle were (2) handguns, a key fob programming tablet and (2) suspected stolen wallets. Two of the suspects lodged on numerous charges and a juvenile suspect turned over to his parent with charges forthcoming. Nice work! 2/2 pic.twitter.com/oGcokx1zSf
— MSP First District (@MSPFirstDist) December 13, 2021
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Two suspects are in custody and face numerous charges, according to the department. A third juvenile suspect as been handed over to his parent and will also face charges.