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TUSCOLA COUNTY, Mich. (WJRT) – Two men are in custody after police say search warrants revealed a trove of property stolen from Tuscola County over the past few weeks.
The Caro Police Department, Tuscola County Sheriff’s Office and Thumb Narcotics Unit had been investigating 34-year-old Christopher Patterson for the alleged theft of several thousand dollars worth of tools and other property beginning on Dec. 22, according to Tuscola County Prosecutor Mark Reene.
A sheriff deputy spotted Patterson with a possibly stolen ATV during the early morning hours of Saturday. Investigators believe he had stolen the ATV and towed it with a frayed power cord, Reene said.
Police also noticed several tools in Patterson’s vehicle, which they believe had been stolen. He was arrested at the scene.
Investigators served several search warrants during the investigation, including one at the home of 38-year-old Jason Troy Walker in Indianfields Township. Police allegedly
By Sam Kemmis
Traveling with pets can seem like a daunting task. Hotel pet policies are complicated, inconsistent and full of gotcha fees. But with a bit of preparation and an understanding of how the policies work, you can avoid these costs and headaches.
Here’s the basics of staying at hotels with your pets.
What ‘Pet-Friendly’ Means (And Doesn’t)
A pet-friendly hotel is generally one that allows some animals on the property under some conditions. However:
- Many pet-friendly hotels charge an additional fee. Sometimes this is a flat per-stay fee, sometimes it varies by the number of pets or number of nights stayed.
- Not all pet-friendly hotels allow all pets. Most allow dogs only, and many of those have size and breed restrictions.
- Most hotels don’t allow pets to be left unaccompanied.
- Each individual hotel, even within the same brand, often has its own pet policy. Staying at one pet-friendly
I recently discovered $81.13 of free money online. It took me 30 seconds to find and three minutes to claim.
OK, OK: Technically, it wasn’t free money. At some point in my life, I earned it. I handed it over to the City of St. Petersburg, Florida, to put the water bill in my name… and then I forgot all about it.
That is, until a recent Sunday afternoon when I was bored and contemplating ways to make extra money.
On a whim, I searched my name on the state of Florida’s unclaimed property website. Lo and behold, it was me: Robin C. Hartill, $81.13 of forgotten water money begging to be claimed. I filled out a form that asked for a few identifying details, then clicked the submit button.
Less than two weeks later, the check arrived via snail mail.
The official Robin C. Hartill net worth