Troy Gas Station Worker Charged With Sexual Misconduct

TROY, MI — A 25-year-old Detroit man is charged with sexual misconduct stemming from a May 4 incident at a Fourteen Mile Road Mobil Gas Station in Troy. Abdelnasser Mohammed was arraigned on a charge of Criminal Sexual Conduct Fourth Degree on May 5 at the 52-4 District Court and was given a $10,000/10 percent cash bond.

The incident happened at about 8:45 p.m., according to Troy Police reports. A woman was pumping gas when she had a problem with the pump's credit card reader and summoned Mohammed, an employee of the gas station, for help. Police allege he touched the woman’s groin area and attempted to obtain sexual activity from her in exchange for his help.

No injuries were reported. The gas station sits near the intersection of Fourteen Mile and John R Road in Troy.

Indecent Exposure

On May 7, two 10-year-old girls were walking on E. Long Lake Road east of John R when an unidentified suspect pulled into a driveway and exposed himself, reports said. Police described the suspect as possibly being an African-American or Indian, and approximately 30-years-old.

The girls were uninjured, police reports said. The incident occurred at about 3:45 p.m.

Under the Influence
Troy Police arrested a 20-year-old Detroit woman on May 6 for driving under the influence of alcohol. Officers stopped the woman on Rochester Road south of E. Big Beaver Road at 11:51 p.m. after noticing she was driving her 2003 Dodge Stratus erratically, reports said.

The officers had her perform several sobriety tests and noted that she performed poorly. The Detroit woman then then submitted to a Preliminary Breath Test, which came back with a result of .104%, over Michigan’s legal limit of .08, reports said. She was arrested and charged with Operating a Motor Vehicle While Under the Influence of Alcohol – 1st Offense.

The officers also spoke with passengers inside the Dodge. Reports said two passengers submitted to Preliminary Breath Tests. Both passengers were issued Misdemeanor Citations for Consumption of Alcohol While Under the Age of 21 and were released.

Photo courtesy of the Troy Police Department