Fenton Woman Tells Police Ex-Boyfriend Stole, Sold Truck

A 26-year-old Fenton woman told police her ex-boyfriend stole her car, but didn’t want to file any charges, so police have listed the car as missing.

Chief Rick Aro said the woman reported someone took her 1999 GMC Sierra from a residence on the 1000 block of North Lemen Street between 11 p.m. June 20 and 9 a.m. June 21. Aro said the woman told police her ex-boyfriend may have been responsible because he texted her to report the vehicle stolen. Aro said the woman told police the ex-boyfriend later told her he took the vehicle and sold it for drug money.

Aro said police entered the vehicle missing in the Michigan Law Enforcement Information Network, but are limited in what they can do because she did not want to prosecute.

Breaking and entering

Police are investigating a breaking and entering case on the 400 block of Wass Street that occurred sometime between June 17  and June 24.

Aro said a homeowner reported someone broke into his unoccupied home and took a $300 television and other personal property.

Police collected evidence, including a glass marijuana pipe, but have no suspects.

Anyone with information is encouraged to call the Fenton Police Department at 810-629-5311.