Police arrest 3, recover stolen guns, wallets and credit cards
Police in Kent County, MI have arrested three suspects who were caught looking through vehicles in Ada Township. Stolen credit cards, wallets, and guns were recovered, and it is believed that the suspects may be responsible for other crimes in the area. The arrests were made after residents called 911 to report suspicious activity.
Key Points:
- Three suspects arrested for looking through vehicles in Ada Township
- Stolen credit cards, wallets, and guns recovered
- Residents’ calls to 911 were crucial to the arrests
Kent County sheriff’s deputies arrested three suspects on weapons charges after they were reported to be looking through vehicles. Deputies recovered stolen credit cards, wallets and guns – and believe the three men arrested are responsible for other crimes in Kent County. They were arrested after observant residents spotted the suspects looking through vehicles around 3:20 a.m. Sunday, Jan. 7, in the areas of Adaway Avenue SE and Adaridge Drive SE.
The suspects were in a black Dodge Durango when police reached the scene. One of the suspects fled on foot but was later caught. Police found a stolen firearm in the area where he was arrested. Two others, ages 21 and 20, both Grand Rapids men, were arrested near the vehicle. Police found stolen credit cards, wallets, masks and pistol under the front passenger seat.
The suspects were held in the Kent County Correctional Facility on weapons offenses and resisting and obstructing police. Police said the residents’ calls to 911 were crucial to the arrests.
This article highlights the importance of community involvement in reporting suspicious activity. The observant residents who called 911 were instrumental in the arrest of the suspects and the recovery of stolen items. It also emphasizes the need for individuals to remain vigilant and take necessary precautions, such as keeping vehicles locked and valuables secure, to prevent becoming victims of crimes.
