Deputies investigate 3 burglaries in Superior, Ypsilanti townships
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Washtenaw County Sheriff's deputies are investigating three burglaries in Ypsilanti and Superior townships that occurred Thursday and Friday.
• Someone kicked in the front door of a home in the 6900 block of Bemis Road in Ypsilanti Township between 9:25 and 10:25 p.m. Thursday, a sheriff's summary said. Hockey skates, hockey gloves, personal financial documents, one cell phone, and car and house keys were taken.
• A resident in the 1000 block of Davis Street in Ypsilanti Township reported a burglary at about 12:20 a.m. Saturday. Entry was gained through a west side window. A 13” flat screen TV, Blackberry Verizon phone, and silver laptop were taken.
• At 8:35 p.m. Saturday, deputies responded to a break-in in the 8400 block of Barrington Road in Superior Township. Entry was gained through the kitchen window. Two Dell laptop computers, one Japanese vase, and a coin collection were taken.
No suspects have been identified in any of the break-ins, the summary said.
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Ypsi is getting bad. It's time to protect your own.
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Posted Nov 28
No, Ypsi township is getting worse. Ypsilanti City has a fine police force in place, and awesome neighborhood watches. Ypsi township voted down the money for county patrols, an the township has a bunch of vacant houses and no neighborhood watches.
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Posted Nov 28
The City of Ypsilanti may have a fine police force (debateable) with good officers but they are stretched far too thin to be completely effective in deterring (as opposed to responding to) these types of crimes. It is extremely important for both City and Township residents to be vigilant and take all necessary steps to secure their property. While you're at it keep half an eye on your neighbor's stuff too. Form neighborhood groups or watches if you need to. But for God's sake DO NOT think for one second that because we have good police officers that you are secure in your persons and property! Responsibility for that is YOURS. Lights, dogs, deadbolts, alarms, and guns (if you're home) are great deterrents to petty criminals. They will move on to a softer target.
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Posted Nov 28