Police Blotter: Deputies Shoot Injured Deer, Items Taken from Foreclosed Home

Two deer were put down by Oakland County Sheriff's deputies this week. One deer was found injured on the shoulder of Adams Road near Paint Creek Drive Saturday and was put down using a department-issued firearm, according to a sheriff's office report.

The other deer was found Tuesday near Adams and Gunn roads "struggling to get up on broken legs," read the report. The animal was put down using a department-issued shotgun.

Items taken from foreclosed home

A foreclosed home now has a bent garage door, cracked and missing marble tiles and missing kitchen cabinets after thieves stole the items from a foreclosed home on Orion Road.

"Half of the foyer marble floor had been pried up and removed," read the Oakland County Sheriff's Office report. "Various kitchen cabinets had been removed from the wall and taken," too, the report said.

The home's previous owners, named as suspects in the report, were forced to move out two weeks before, when the bank foreclosed on the home. "The suspects had been forced out and were not happy at being made to leave," read the report.

According to the report, the real estate agent selling the home said the bank did not want to try to prosecute and that he just needed the report "to document the damage."