SHERIFF: Michigan man arrested for criminal damage to multiple businesses

TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) – A Michigan man has been apprehended because the suspect on counts of legal harm to a number of companies throughout Monroe Township over the previous a number of months, Sheriff Troy Goodnough reviews.

The suspect is Jeremy Lang, a 34-year-old man from Frenchtown Township.

On July 22, troopers from the Michigan State Police had been dispatched at roughly 3:01 a.m. to an alarm at a enterprise in tee 14000 block of Laplaisance Rd. Upon arrival, they discovered damaged glass and suspected the enterprise had been deliberately broken. Monroe County Sheriff’s Deputies started checking different space companies, in keeping with the report.

Two deputies positioned a number of damaged home windows to a enterprise within the 13000 block of South Dixie Freeway. Whereas patrolling the parking zone, deputies discovered damaged glass from two totally different automobiles parked there, the report says.

The deputies then encountered a male suspect, who was later recognized as Lang, wearing darkish clothes holding a baseball bat. He fled on foot instantly and the deputies adopted, in keeping with the report.

The report continues, Lang was in a position to keep away from being captured within the 5900 block of Vandercook St., leading to a fringe being set and the Sheriff’s Workplace K9 and drone responded.

Roughly 20 minutes later, he was seen within the neighborhood behind the enterprise and he fled once more. Deputy Samantha Pitzen was in a position to shortly shut the space and seize onto Lang’s foot, stopping him from leaping over a fence, in keeping with Sheriff Goodnough.

One other deputy arrived and assisted in taking the person into custody with out additional incident.

Lang was arrested and lodged on the Monroe County Jail for resisting and obstructing police. He’s additionally beneath investigation for harm to a number of companies courting again to March 17, 2022. He was arraigned within the 1st District Courtroom, in keeping with the report.

If anybody has data associated to this incident, or every other incident involving harm to Monroe Township companies, they’re requested to name Detective Mike Swiercz of the Monroe County Sheriff’s Workplace Detective Bureau at 734-240-7530.

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