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2 Arrests for Larceny From Vehicle

                Dearborn, Mi. — On Tuesday May 4, 2016 at approximately 3:30am, Dearborn Police Officers observed a suspicious occupied vehicle in the area of Hollywood and Ash and established surveillance on the vehicle.  Officers observed the two occupants enter several unlocked vehicles within the neighborhood and attempt to enter several others; though they could not gain entry because these vehicles were locked.  The suspects were arrested, numerous stolen items were recovered in their vehicle, and it was discovered that the vehicle the suspects were driving was stolen out of Dearborn Heights earlier in the week.  The suspects, both Dearborn residents, were identified as twenty-one year old Allan ASKAR and twenty-five year old Hanna SIUPIK.  The Wayne County Prosecutor’s Office authorized the following charges.

ASKAR was charged with the following:

Unlawful Driving Away of an Automobile (UDAA)

Receiving and Concealing a Stolen Motor Vehicle

Receiving and Concealing Stolen Property $1000-$20,000

Felony Breaking and Entering a Motor Vehicle with Damage

License Plate Forgery

3 Counts of Felony Larceny from Auto

3 Counts of Felony Possession of a Stolen Financial Transaction Device

6 Counts Misdemeanor Breaking and Entering Motor Vehicle

SIUPIK was charged with the following:

Receiving and Concealing Stolen Property $1000-$20,000

Felony Breaking and Entering a Motor Vehicle with Damage

3 Counts of Felony Larceny from Auto

3 Counts of Felony Possession of a Stolen Financial Transaction Device

6 Counts Misdemeanor Breaking and Entering Motor Vehicle

They were arraigned in the 19^th District Court by the Honorable William Hultgren.  A Probable Cause Conference is scheduled for May 20, 2016 and a Preliminary Exam date of May 27, 2016 at 9:00am has been set.  ASKAR’s bond was set at $25,000/10% and SIUPIK’s was set at $25,000 Cash.  Both are prohibited from returning to the area and will be required to wear a GPS tether if they post bond.

            Dearborn Police Chief Ronald Haddad stated, “Officers were vigilant in patrolling our neighborhoods in order to keep our citizens safe and protect their property.  These suspects were responsible for dozens of larcenies during this crime spree and I urge citizens to be vigilant in securing their vehicles.  Crime prevention is a collaborative effort with the police and our community.  This crime spree is an example why the Lock it or Lose it campaign for educating the public is important.”