2 charged for Troy liquor store break-in; police also tie them to crime elsewhere

Two males accused of breaking right into a Troy liquor retailer are being held within the Oakland County Jail following their Oct. 13 arraignment on felony costs.

Jayvon Emmanuel Lindsley, 30, and Keith Emmanule Collins, 28, had been taken into custody on Oct. 12 following a housebreaking on the Bootleg Liquor Retailer, situated at 4973 Livernois Street, officers mentioned.

The 2 additionally face costs in Warren of housebreaking with intent to commit theft, police mentioned, and may very well be related to extra burglaries in different communities, which may result in extra costs.

The Troy case unfolded when members of the Particular Investigations Unit – who had been investigating a collection of enterprise burglaries within the metro space – noticed indicators of a housebreaking on the Bootleg Liquor Retailer; Lindsley and Collins fled the world however had been subsequently stopped on I-75 close to Rochester Street and arrested. Traces of the housebreaking had been discovered of their automotive, police mentioned.

Each males are charged with possession of housebreaking instruments with intent to steal from a constructing, breaking and getting into a constructing with intent, and malicious destruction of a constructing. Lindsley is jailed on a $150,000 bond and Collins is jailed on a $200,000 bond. Their subsequent appearances within the 52-4 District Court docket are scheduled for Oct. 23 for possible trigger conferences.