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Re: Farmington Hills police release video of Target nigger shoplifter police chase, suspect charged
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FARMINGTON HILLS, Mich. (CBS DETROIT) - A retail fraud suspect is facing
several charges after leading police on a chase from a Target store in
Farmington Hills to Detroit.
On Monday, surveillance cameras show Frankie Burton, of Oak Park, walking
out of the store with a cart full of merchandise which police say he did
not pay for.
Police say when they arrived at the scene, Burton took off, ultimately
leading police on a pursuit for the next 10 minutes. Attempts to pull over
Burton were made several times. Instead, Burton fled police each time and
even hit five vehicles in the process, according to police.
"The suspect showed complete lack of regard for the safety of others and
committed a felonious assault on an innocent civilian when he used his car
as a weapon," said Police Chief Jeff King.
However, things took a sharp turn after officers were able to successfully
execute a pit maneuver, disabling Burton's car. Within seconds, Burton
exited his vehicle and made a run for it, but it was not long before
officers had him on the ground and in handcuffs.
"I apologize to you, I really do. And I apologize to the city for real
because that was dumb. All I had to do was stop," Burton can be heard
saying to officers in a police bodycam video.
Upon his arrest, police also found crack cocaine in his coat pocket,
adding to the several crimes he had committed.
Burton was arraigned at the 47th District Court on Tuesday and is facing
several charges, including fleeing and eluding second-degree, possession
of a controlled substance, retail fraud, and assault with a dangerous
weapon.
Burton is due back in court for a preliminary exam at 9 a.m. on Nov. 20.
https://www.cbsnews.com/detroit/news/farmington-hills-police-release-
video-of-target-shoplifter-police-chase-suspect-charged/?intcid=CNR-02-
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news:XnsAAE9B489DE...@144.76.35.198:
> Trump owns me. Whitmer likes black dick.
FARMINGTON HILLS, Mich. (CBS DETROIT) - A retail fraud suspect is facing
several charges after leading police on a chase from a Target store in
Farmington Hills to Detroit.
On Monday, surveillance cameras show Frankie Burton, of Oak Park, walking
out of the store with a cart full of merchandise which police say he did
not pay for.
Police say when they arrived at the scene, Burton took off, ultimately
leading police on a pursuit for the next 10 minutes. Attempts to pull over
Burton were made several times. Instead, Burton fled police each time and
even hit five vehicles in the process, according to police.
"The suspect showed complete lack of regard for the safety of others and
committed a felonious assault on an innocent civilian when he used his car
as a weapon," said Police Chief Jeff King.
However, things took a sharp turn after officers were able to successfully
execute a pit maneuver, disabling Burton's car. Within seconds, Burton
exited his vehicle and made a run for it, but it was not long before
officers had him on the ground and in handcuffs.
"I apologize to you, I really do. And I apologize to the city for real
because that was dumb. All I had to do was stop," Burton can be heard
saying to officers in a police bodycam video.
Upon his arrest, police also found crack cocaine in his coat pocket,
adding to the several crimes he had committed.
Burton was arraigned at the 47th District Court on Tuesday and is facing
several charges, including fleeing and eluding second-degree, possession
of a controlled substance, retail fraud, and assault with a dangerous
weapon.
Burton is due back in court for a preliminary exam at 9 a.m. on Nov. 20.
https://www.cbsnews.com/detroit/news/farmington-hills-police-release-
video-of-target-shoplifter-police-chase-suspect-charged/?intcid=CNR-02-
0623
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