Police investigate crash-and-grab burglary at Hazel Park pot shop

Hazel Park police are seeking assistance from the public as they work to uncover the identities of about six individuals involved in a burglary at a cannabis retail store.

Burglars used a stolen SUV to smash through the rear of the Jars Cannabis store on Dequindre near Eight Mile Road.

Hazel Park Police Chief Brian Buchholz said “We got a call at 4:27 a.m. Friday from a witness who heard a loud bang,”

Investigators were able to get surveillance video that showed much of what happened, Buchholz said.

“When we looked at the (surveillance video) we saw six Black males all wearing dark clothing,” he said.

One of the individuals took on the role of a lookout while the remaining five were observed carrying large garbage bags out of the establishment. Once the burglary was completed, all six of them promptly entered a waiting dark blue Chrysler 300., Buchholz said.

 

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