Man Cited for Riding Motorcycle Without License, Then for Marijuana Possession

A man stopped and cited recently for not having a license on the motorcycle he was riding was issued a second citation for possession of marijuana, according to an Oakland County sheriff's office report.

While on patrol on the border of Oakland and Orion townships on Aug. 30, a deputy observed a 24-year-old Oakland Township man on the side of the road next to a motorcycle with no license plate. The man stated he was test driving the motorcycle when it broke down, and that he did not have his license on him, according to the sheriff's office report.

Before the deputy transported the man back to the residence of the motorcycle's owner in Lake Orion, where the man said he had left his wallet, another deputy patted the man down and found a 1-ounce bag of marijuana in his right front pants pocket, according to the report.

The man claimed to have a medical marijuana card, according to the report, though he was unable to produce the card at the time, saying it was in his work truck at his workplace.

The man was issued a citation for operating a motorcycle without proper endorsement and was instructed to bring his medical marijuana card to the substation the following afternoon. The man never showed up, then admitted to not having a medical marijuana card when a deputy confronted him at his home, according to the report.

The man was issued a second citation for possession of marijuana.

Windows, door stolen from home

The owner of a home under construction on Livernois Road reported Tuesday that someone had taken 35 Pella windows and a Pella front door from behind the home, according to a sheriff's office report. The windows and door were taken some time between Saturday and Tuesday.

House alarm in Orion Township

Deputies assigned to the Oakland Township substation responded to a house alarm on Indianwood Road in Orion Township around 3 a.m. Saturday, according to a sheriff's office report.

Two doors were found to be unlocked, though deputies reported that "nothing seemed to have been disturbed inside the house."

Email hacked, used to apply for cash advances

An Oakland Township woman reported that someone had hacked into her email and used it to apply for several cash advances amounting to $300, according to a sheriff's office report.

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