Two women were arrested after trying to use the men’s bar
Several people called 911 at O’Toole’s bar where a fight broke out and a woman with a broken window was told she couldn’t use the men’s room and forced to do so.
The woman 205 W. It was around 1:40 a.m. on March 31 when the trouble started at a Fifth Street bar with two female friends.
When the police arrived, the glass on the door was broken and the bystanders pointed out the three women fleeing on foot.
Police said they caught up with the women in an alley behind the bar.
A 21-year-old Detroit woman allegedly told an officer to “f– get away from me,” the officer punched the officer in the chest and elbowed the officer in the face and jaw.
It was only after she pulled out the Taser that the police stopped her.
It was the same woman who went into the men’s room because the women’s restroom was full. When she refuses to leave the men’s room, the kidnapper walks in and kicks her out.
Her girlfriend, 21, of Hamtramck, threw a chair at the bouncer, who caught it, then threw a chair through the glass of the front door, causing an estimated $1,000 in damage, police said.
Police had to review the bar’s surveillance video to figure out what happened.
A Detroit woman has been jailed for two years for assault and battery and assault on a police officer.
A Hamtramck woman has been charged with assaulting a bouncer and destroying property.
The third woman, who was with her friends, is not facing any charges, police said.
K-9 dog sniffs heroin in traffic violators’ cars
A driver wanted on a warrant for possession of cocaine faces additional charges after police said he was stopped after running a red light at 12 Mile and Campbell roads.
The expired license plate was rolling and the 2010 He had no driver’s license or papers for the Chevy Impala he was driving on March 31.
Police said they found several folded square sheets of paper containing suspected cocaine in the car.
A Royal Oak K-9 unit arrived and found Conan, the dog, in the vehicle with a small amount of heroin and drug paraphernalia.
Charges against a 25-year-old South Lyon man are pending test results from the Michigan State Police Crime Lab on suspected drugs.
A man on the parking lot was caught with a hallucinogenic mushroom
Police were conducting a routine check of a downtown parking lot on 11 Mile Road when they found a young man sitting on the steps with a backpack around 12:30 a.m. Tuesday.
When police spoke to the man, he said they could check the bag.
Inside, police said they found a plastic bag containing dried hallucinogenic mushrooms.
A 22-year-old man from Leonard, Addison, told police he received the mushrooms as a gift at a Michigan State University party.
Police said the mushrooms should be tested before filing charges.
Bandits stole large cassette cases
A man in the 1400 block of Butternut reported Tuesday that a cassette tape case was stolen from his porch.
The man told police that the special cardboard cassette case cost $531, plus shipping was $105.
The delivery was made in It’s March 20th, but the owner filed the report later because he needed a police report for insurance coverage.
– Mike McConnell, Tribune staff writer