Woman arrested in connection with Newberg Township theft
The suspect’s name remains undisclosed until arraignment in the fourth district court. The investigation remains ongoing.
A 45-year-old woman was arrested for felony larceny in connection with a theft at Pro Dock Inc in Newberg Township, Cass County.
On November 13, the Cass County Sheriff’s Office received a larceny complaint regarding an incident that occurred the previous night at Pro Dock Inc on M-60 in Newberg Township.
Following an investigation and tips received, a search warrant was executed Thursday in the 24000 block of North Shore Dr., Ontwa Township. Detectives discovered evidence linking the female suspect to the larceny.
The suspect’s name remains undisclosed until arraignment in the fourth district court. The investigation remains ongoing.
The Cass County Sheriff’s Office was assisted in the search by the Cass County Drug Enforcement Team, K-9 Neera, and the Ontwa Township Police Department.
The Sheriff’s Office encourages anyone with information about this case or any other criminal activity to contact the Cass County Sheriff’s Office Tip Line at 1-800-462-9328 or submit an anonymous tip online at cityprotect.com.
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