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Charged with Retail Fraud at Westland or Twelve Oaks This May? What Plymouth Residents Need to Know

Charged with Retail Fraud at Westland or Twelve Oaks This May? What Plymouth Residents Need to Know

Retail fraud cases from Westland Shopping Center, Twelve Oaks Mall, and other major Metro Detroit shopping centers spike in May with Mother's Day, graduation gifts, and end-of-school-year shopping. Depending on where the alleged offense happened, the case will be prosecuted...

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AP Exam Season and Adderall Possession Charges: What Plymouth-Canton Parents Need to Know

AP Exam Season and Adderall Possession Charges: What Plymouth-Canton Parents Need to Know

AP exams run in May for high school students across Michigan, including students at Plymouth, Canton, and Salem High Schools. Under the pressure of the testing window, prescription stimulants — especially Adderall — sometimes get traded or shared between students....

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Refusing a Breath Test in Michigan: PBT vs. Chemical Test and the 14-Day Deadline

Refusing a Breath Test in Michigan: PBT vs. Chemical Test and the 14-Day Deadline

Many drivers in Michigan don't fully understand the difference between the preliminary breath test (PBT) that an officer offers at the roadside and the evidentiary chemical test that happens after arrest. The legal consequences of refusing each one are completely...

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Prom After-Party Arrests at Detroit Hotels: MIPs, Fake IDs, and Underage OWI in Michigan

Prom After-Party Arrests at Detroit Hotels: MIPs, Fake IDs, and Underage OWI in Michigan

Prom season for Salem High School, Plymouth High School, and Canton High School runs through late spring. Many students celebrate at downtown Detroit hotels and event venues after the dance. These after-parties — sometimes booked through a parent, sometimes booked...

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Hines Park Citations in May: Open Container, Marijuana, and Curfew Rules in Wayne County Parks

Hines Park Citations in May: Open Container, Marijuana, and Curfew Rules in Wayne County Parks

Hines Park stretches along the Middle Rouge River from Northville through Plymouth, Livonia, Westland, and beyond. As the weather warms up in May, traffic through Hines Drive picks up, parking lots fill, and law enforcement begins issuing more citations for...

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Accused of Theft at a Downtown Plymouth Vendor Event? What Misunderstandings Can Lead To

Accused of Theft at a Downtown Plymouth Vendor Event? What Misunderstandings Can Lead To

Downtown Plymouth hosts a wide range of outdoor vendor and arts events every spring and summer, particularly around Kellogg Park and Plymouth Town Hall Green. Crowds of shoppers and dozens of artisan booths create a relaxed atmosphere — but they...

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April Motorcycle Season in Plymouth and Canton: Understanding Reckless Driving, OWI, and Fleeing Charges for Riders

April Motorcycle Season in Plymouth and Canton: Understanding Reckless Driving, OWI, and Fleeing Charges for Riders

As the weather warms up in Plymouth and Canton, Michigan, motorcycle riders are eager to hit the road again. April marks the unofficial start of motorcycle season, but it also brings an increase in law enforcement activity and motorcycle-related traffic...

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Arrested at Plymouth or Northville Spring Festival: Understanding Disorderly Conduct, MIP, and Open Intox Charges at Outdoor Events

Arrested at Plymouth or Northville Spring Festival: Understanding Disorderly Conduct, MIP, and Open Intox Charges at Outdoor Events

The Plymouth and Northville Spring Festivals are beloved community events, drawing crowds from across Southeast Michigan with music, rides, and local vendors. However, with public celebrations and alcohol often come arrests for disorderly conduct, Minor in Possession (MIP), or open...

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Michigan Trout Opening Day April 25: Understanding DNR Citations, Fishing Without a License, and the Impact of Small Violations on Court Cases

Michigan Trout Opening Day April 25: Understanding DNR Citations, Fishing Without a License, and the Impact of Small Violations on Court Cases

Every April, Michigan anglers look forward to trout opener — a cherished day across the state that signals the start of prime fishing season. But for some, what begins as a peaceful morning on the river can end with a...

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