Man arrested for masturbating near credit union; ICE Officers Arrest Man Who Slapped Coney Island Cook – The Oakland Press

Man arrested for masturbating near credit union

A man has pleaded guilty to indecent exposure, public intoxication and another misdemeanor after police say they found him lying and masturbating near a dumpster outside a credit union Wednesday.

Jeffrey Brenberger, 62, formerly of Madison Heights, was sentenced to 12 days in jail after pleading guilty at his arraignment Thursday before Royal Oak 44th District Magistrate Donald Chisholm.

Police received a call around 5:45 p.m. Wednesday about a man drinking near a dumpster behind the Michigan Educational Credit Union, 1903 Rochester Road, near 12 Mile Road.

Officers arrived and saw the suspect’s legs twitching as he lay on his back with his pants down to his knees while he masturbated behind the dumpster, police said.

“The suspect had a magazine he was looking at and an open beer can,” Royal Oak Police Lt. Albert Carter said. “He said he was just looking at a picture of Taylor Swift in the magazine.”

ICE recovers man who slapped cook at Coney Island

A man from Azerbaijan, a Muslim-majority country spanning parts of Eastern Europe and Western Asia, was arrested by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement after being arrested on Thursday for allegedly slapped a cook at Coney Island, 110 S. Main.

Police say the suspect, 30, and another man began insulting a cashier around 1:20 a.m. because she forgot to give them a takeout order of two Cokes.

The suspect then slapped a cook and the two suspects fled the restaurant when police arrived. The main suspect fled but was caught by officers.

A witness told police he believed the man had a knife, but police said no knife was involved when they investigated further.

Police said the suspect had a New York driver’s license but was a resident of Azerbaijan, which was once part of the former Soviet Union.

Royal Oak Police held the suspect for obstructing police until ICE officers recovered him.

Woman reports $17,000 worth of jewelry stolen

A woman from the 3200 block of Benjamin reported Wednesday that $17,000 worth of jewelry was missing from her condo.

A detective is investigating the report, and the landlady doesn’t know when the jewelry was stolen until she noticed it was missing.

The only other people who had access to the condo were the woman’s daughter and some of her friends, as well as a service attendant.

Among the missing jewelry are diamond rings, opal diamond earrings, diamond earrings, a diamond necklace and a platinum watch worth $3,000.

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Clawson man parking in Royal Oak finds flat tires

A Clawson man who regularly parks vehicles and trailers on nearby streets in Royal Oak found his tires flat early on June 26.

Clawson prohibits overnight parking on its streets.

Two tires were punctured on a Mercury Grand Marquis, as well as two tires on a Buick Roadmaster and tires on a boat trailer.

The vehicles were parked near Boulevard Parmenter and Avenue Delemere.

Police said Royal Oak neighbors in the area complained that the man parked his vehicles there on several occasions.

However, public roads can be used for parking by anyone. The city marks a notice on vehicles parked without moving for 48 hours, but gives the owner an additional 48 hours to move it.

Police said they were investigating the vandalism but had no suspects at this stage.

The owner parks his vehicles in Royal Oak because he has other vehicles occupying his driveway in Clawson, police said.

Woman reports stolen expensive jewelry

A Southfield woman, 65, reports someone stole an $11,000 jewelry pendant and chain from her Cadillac at Jax Car Wash, 27054 Woodward Ave. June 22.

But police said they spoke to the owner of the car wash and the two people who cleaned the woman’s car, and reviewed the surveillance.

None of the employees were seen taking anything from the vehicle.

Police said they are still working to find out how the jewelry could have been stolen.

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Catalytic converter stolen from English Gardens

A catalytic converter was sawed from an English Gardens work van while it was parked overnight.

A Ford Econoline business was parked in the parking lot outside the business at 4901 Coolidge Highway and the theft was discovered early Tuesday.

Police said they were waiting for surveillance camera video being reviewed by the company.

-Mike McConnell, Tribune Editor