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An Ohio man who fled from state police Sunday night was on the lam in Saline for more than 15 hours before he was arrested by Saline Police Department officers Monday afternoon.
Sunday night, Michigan State Police attempted to stop Cole Reynolds, 30, of Defiance, Ohio, in his blue Dodge Ram pickup truck. Reynolds fled from state troopers, who did not pursue the driver as per pursuit policy, said Saline Police Chief Marlene Radzik. At 11:15 p.m., Saline Police were dispatched to the 200 block of Wallace Street after the Dodge Ram was involved in a single-vehicle crash. Reynolds fled on foot. Social media posts show the suspect running through the backyards of Tower Street residents.
Radzik said state troopers used a K-9 unit and searched backyards and the perimeter, but did not locate Reynolds.
At 3:55 p.m., Tuesday, Saline police were dispatched to the 900 block of East Michigan Avenue for a report of someone attempting to steal a cell phone.
"When our officers arrived on scene, the subject in question was the same individual who fled from MSP, crashed his vehicle and fled the scene," Radzik said.
Radzik said Saline officers arrested Reynolds ad the investigation was turned over to the Washtenaw County Prosecutor's Office.
Reynolds was arraigned March 2 on three charges:
Michigan State Police will proceed with their investigation, apart from the Saline Police Department’s investigation, Radzik said.
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Could a republican possible win as mayor in Saline? Or did Ann Arbor move its woke agenda south to Saline?
“Yeah, empathy and treating people decently has really gotten out of hand.” Your maga brand keeps getting more corrupt by the day.
I look forward to sharing my hard work with the woke agenda.... that is why I worked to hard to share. Sharing that BIDEN love of corruption that he so promoted with his crooked Doctor JILL. So you voted for WORD SALAD? Hope she runs again TRUMP 2028!
Correction regarding the fire special assessment, council is authorizing ~$646,746 or 1 mill as a special assessment towards the city overall fire budget of $1,086,214. The remainder is funded from General fund.
Regarding the budget, it is more than inflation—proposed new positions are being added; facilities manager and economic development director, also a Water/Waste position (funded with utility fees).
“The SHDA will keep six percent of all donations collected as a fee.” Refers to Curtiss/Mansion, not the well#2 rehab