Canton Police Arrest Man on Charges of K-2 Possession

Canton Township Police arrested a man on charges of K-2/Spice possession 11:25 p.m. Nov. 18 near the intersection of Ford and Canton Center roads, according to a police report.

Two officers observed a gray 2009 Ford Focus traveling westbound on Ford Road near Sheldon change lanes abruptly between two cars and overtake them without signaling, the report said, so the officers conducted a traffic stop.

The driver said he was on his way to Off the Hookah in Canton, according to the report. The officer saw an out-of-state license plate on the floor behind the driver’s seat, the report said. The driver was evasive in his response when asked whether the vehicle had ever been registered out of state, according to the report, and said the license plate did not belong to his car or any vehicle of his.

When the police officer got him out of the car, the man said he took the license plate as a souvenir from work at Suburban Honda in Farmington Hills, the report said.

The officer asked if there was anything else in the vehicle he should know about, according to the report, and the man said he had K-2 or “Spice” in his glove box and said he purchased it before it was illegal.

The officer searched the vehicle and located a clear plastic cylinder shaped bottle labeled “Smokin’ Camel Potpourri” and the substance inside was a leafy green and brown, which appeared consistent with K-2 the officer had seen before, the report said.

Canton Man's $2,500 Lawn Mower Stolen

A Canton Township man's lawn mower tractor was stole from his home 5:38 p.m. Nov. 19 near the 1600 block of South Lotz Road, according to a police report.

The resident said his lawn mower tractor was stolen from his backyard sometime since Nov. 17, the report said, and the mower was left out in the backyard, which does not have a fence. He said he saw the mower was pushed toward Palmer due to the direction of the tire marks, according to the report. The black Craftsman tractor mower is valued at $2,500, the report said.

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