The Mount Pleasant Police Department is investigating a larceny reported at 4:15 p.m. Tuesday at 1208 Burch St., in which jewelry valued at $4,586 was taken. Police are interviewing a group of high school students that were at the residence Monday, said MPPD Public Information Officer Dave Sabuda. The mother of one of the students noticed the jewelry was missing after the group left.

Police officers are now required to use observable signs of intoxication or admissions of drinking as the basis for a Minor in Possession citation instead of a breathalyzer.

The Mount Pleasant Police Department has dealt with more than a dozen trespassers in the Mount Pleasant Center’s vacancy.

The Mount Pleasant Police Department is investigating a series of breaking-and-enterings that took place the past few weeks.

The Mount Pleasant Police Department and Central Michigan University Police Department have seen a wave of vehicle larcenies in the area over the past several weeks.
On Friday alone, the CMU Police Department received reports of 10 individual vehicle larcenies, most of which occurred in lots 63 and 64.

Mount Pleasant residents should not be surprised to hear south Mission Street is among the busiest and riskiest roads in the city.
It also is among the riskiest in the state.

The abandoned Mount Pleasant Center remains one of the most mysterious buildings in town.

The 119-year-old facility at 1400 W. Pickard St., was the last facility in the state for people with developmental disabilities to be offered
institutionalized treatment plans.

These guys are a little different from the everyday police officer with their camouflage gear donned and AR-15 rifles grasped firmly in front of them.