Macomb County Prosecutor Peter Lucido has announced that, after a thorough review of all available evidence and consideration of the severity of the allegations, 15-year-old Jeremiah Collins of Roseville has been arraigned as an adult on felony charges stemming from an alleged carjacking that occurred in the parking lot of an Applebee’s restaurant in Roseville on Nov. 24.
Two other juveniles, aged14 and 16, who were detained following the incident, have been released pending further investigation.
It is alleged that on Nov. 24, Collins forcibly took a woman’s 2016 Jeep Patriot in the Applebee’s parking lot. The victim immediately contacted the Roseville Police Department, prompting officers to pursue the stolen vehicle.
Collins allegedly continued fleeing until he crashed the Jeep on Gratiot.
On Monday, Collins was arraigned on the following charges:
Carjacking, a life or any term of years felony
Police Officer – Fleeing – Third-Degree, a 5-year felony
Two Counts – Malicious Destruction of Personal Property - $1,000 but less than $20,000, each a 5-year felony
Assault with a Dangerous Weapon, a 4-year felony
Police Officer – Assaulting/Resisting/Obstructing, a 2-year felony
Operating – No License, a 90-day misdemeanor
Failure to Stop After Collision, a 90-day misdemeanor
Collins is scheduled for a Probable Cause Conference on Wednesday, Dec. 10.
Two other juveniles, aged14 and 16, who were detained following the incident, have been released pending further investigation.
It is alleged that on Nov. 24, Collins forcibly took a woman’s 2016 Jeep Patriot in the Applebee’s parking lot. The victim immediately contacted the Roseville Police Department, prompting officers to pursue the stolen vehicle.
Collins allegedly continued fleeing until he crashed the Jeep on Gratiot.
On Monday, Collins was arraigned on the following charges:
Carjacking, a life or any term of years felony
Police Officer – Fleeing – Third-Degree, a 5-year felony
Two Counts – Malicious Destruction of Personal Property - $1,000 but less than $20,000, each a 5-year felony
Assault with a Dangerous Weapon, a 4-year felony
Police Officer – Assaulting/Resisting/Obstructing, a 2-year felony
Operating – No License, a 90-day misdemeanor
Failure to Stop After Collision, a 90-day misdemeanor
Collins is scheduled for a Probable Cause Conference on Wednesday, Dec. 10.
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