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By: Lee Higgins AnnArbor.com Staff

Topics: Crime

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Burglary in Superior Township under investigation

Posted: 8:39 a.m. December 1, 2009

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Washtenaw County sheriff's deputies are investigating a burglary reported Monday morning in the 10000 block of Joy Road in Superior Township.

Someone broke into a garage and took a riding mower, push mower, blower and edger, a sheriff's department incident summary said.

Deputies do not have any suspects.

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UPDATED: Armed Robbery, 500 block of Monroe
February 2, 2010, 9:30 AM
Revised summary -- As told to the Ann Arbor Police, a student was walking along the south side of Monroe Street when an unknown male came from behind him and struck him on the left side of his head with a baseball bat. The student fell and the unknown male demanded the student's backpack. When the student hesitated, the male struck the student with the bat several times before he grabbed the backpack, jumped into the backseat of a nearby red sedan and fled.

Armed Robbery, 500 block of Monroe
February 2, 2010, 12:45 AM
As told to the Ann Arbor Police, a student was walking along the south side of Monroe Street when a red car pulled next to him. An unknown male exited the passenger side of the vehicle with a baseball bat and demanded the student's backpack. When the student hesitated, the male struck the student in the back of the head with the bat before grabbing the backpack, jumping into the car and fleeing.

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