A Detroit man was charged with a felony and two misdemeanors. The police said that after he tried to beat a police officer, they had to restrain him, but he was wanted by six pending arrest warrants.

Police said the 29-year-old suspect, Danzel Andrews, had a fight with another acquaintance near Sixth Street and Washington Avenue at around 1:30 am on November 14.

Another man told the police that he was trying to calm the suspect down. Police said the suspect walked away and started yelling at strangers.

"The officer told him to settle down," Royal Oak Police Lieutenant Albert Carter said. "The suspect pushed the officer and tried to hit him, but it didn't hit him."

The police said they must restrict Andrews. Andrews was arrested for urinating in public and disturbing the law and order on charges of engaging in prostitute services.

Andrews is wanted for warrants in Hazel Park, Detroit, Romulus, and Oak Park.

The next day, the suspect was summoned in the Royal Oak's 44th District Court and was sent to jail on bail of $10,000.

He was charged with felony crimes of resisting police officers, disorderly conduct, and assault and assault on police officers.

Carter said that at the police station, Andrews grabbed the hand of a police officer when he unfastened the handcuffs and tried to bite the officer.

The suspect will return to the Royal Oak Court at 9:15 a.m. Wednesday for a hearing before Judge Derek Meneck.

A Royal Oak man called the police on November 11 after he started the car and discovered that his catalytic converter was missing.

The police stated that sometime in the previous two days, someone saw off the converter when the resident's 2002 Honda Odyssey was parked in the 300 block of W. Sunnybrook Drive.

The police are investigating a case where a man's wallet was stolen from a BP gas station at 28992 Woodward Avenue.

The theft occurred around 2 pm on November 13th.

The police said that the owner of the wallet left it on the counter at the station and returned to retrieve it shortly afterwards and found that the wallet was missing.

Surveillance video of the theft showed an elderly male picking up a wallet and putting it in his pocket.

The police said the old man was a frequent visitor to the gas station.

The police received reports that between November 12 and 17, three vehicles were stolen and that someone overturned the container in the fourth vehicle.

These reports follow a series of recent thefts of unlocked vehicles in Royal Oak and neighboring cities, where three people were charged with felony charges here and Berkeley.

In the most recent incident, the police alleged that someone stole a $200 gift card from a car in the 900 block of Sunnybrook, a bowling ball and shoes in the 1300 block of Amelia, and a knife and vehicle documents from a car in the 1,000 block. Ottawa .

Around November 10, the police claimed that someone had turned over about 20 unlocked vehicles in Royal Oak.

The 38-year-old parole convict Matthew Phenix was charged with multiple felonies related to four of the early thefts and was sentenced to jail with a deposit of $100,000. He is also suspected of theft from other Berkeley vehicles.

In another case handled by the Berkeley police, a man and a woman in Florida face felony theft and fraud charges. The police said they broke into two cars in the Royal Oak earlier this month and another four in Berkeley. .

Tyler Wenzel, 26, and Deysi Zuniga-Sculley, 23, were sentenced to prison for multiple felonies and await the next trial.

Royal Oak Police said the suspect smashed the windows of two cars parked outside Planet Fitness at 2560 Crooks and stole a wallet, wallet, credit card and a pair of prescription glasses early on November 5.

On the same day in Berkeley, four vehicles were broken into near Coolidge and Oxford Road, and similar items were stolen.

Wenzel and Zuniga were arrested when the police said they were trying to cash a bad check at the Berkeley Credit Union. Police said Wenzel stole about 20 stolen credit cards from an unlocked vehicle.

A homeless woman in St. Mary’s Catholic Church (730 S. Lafayette) is related to the theft of another woman’s mobile phone there.

A female volunteer from the church told the police that she asked another woman to look at her mobile phone while going to the bathroom

She told the police that when she came back, she found that the mobile phone and the homeless woman were missing.

The police said that surveillance video showed that the homeless woman took the phone and left.

-Mike McConnell, Special Writer for the Tribune