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INKSTER - NORTHVILLE
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Northville man faces charges in restaurant break-ins

A Northville man is facing later identified as Mark Joseph
nine charges following his arrest ” Tulik.
for breaking into restaurants in Tulik reportedly admitted Redford police investigators
Livonia and Redford Township, the Livonia crime learned that Livonia police were
all on March 15. also investigating an early-morn-
Mark Tulik, 49, was arraigned while in custody in Redford. ing March 15 break-in at a Wing
in 16th District Court last week Snob location on Five Mile Road.
on charges related to the March In that incident, a man is seen on
15 break-in of a Livonia restau- video using a hammer to smash
rant, according to court records. ing, two counts of fleeing police, man driving an older model the glass in the front door of the
He was charged with breaking two counts of resisting arrest and Lincoln Town Car. building. That suspect left the
and entering a building with count of possessing a burglar's Redford officers encountered scene in a light-colored Lincoln
intent to commit a crime, two tools. a vehicle matching the one on Town Car, matching the descrip-
counts of fleeing and eluding Tulik will face trial on the the surveillance video and tion of the car Tulik was driving,
police, two counts of resisting charges in Wayne County Circuit attempted a traffic stop. The driv- according to police. Mark Tulik
arrest and a count of possessing a Court following his arraignment er fled the scene but the officers Tulik reportedly admitted the
burglar's tools. and probable cause conference. obtained the vehicle license Livonia crime while in custody in intent to commit a crime, larceny
He is also facing charges in According to Redford police, offi- plate number and the car was Redford. in a building and fleeing police.
17th District Court in relation to cers responded to two break-ins quickly located in Detroit. When According to the Michigan He was remanded to the Wayne
break-ins at two Redford within 20 minutes March 15, both officers approached the vehicle, Department of Corrections, Tulik County Jail and was scheduled
Township restaurants, including at restaurants. Security video the suspect fled on foot, but was has previously been convicted of for a court appearance in
two counts of breaking and enter- indicated the perpetrator was a caught and arrested. He was breaking and entering with Livonia today, April 8.
Spring cleaning

Inkster officials detail rules for pick-up of residential trash, compost

As residents throughout the hold, will need to call for a spe- 3587 at least 48 hours ahead so
area begin traditional spring cial pick-up 48 hours in that the proper moving equip- ”
cleaning, the Inkster advance. Cardboard boxes are ment will be available, officials Residents are required
Department of Public Service not acceptable trash containers. advised. Calls should be made to separate grass clippings,
has a few cautions for those They must be broken down and during regular business hours, 9
preparing to dispose of debris thrown into the recycle contain- a.m. until 5 p.m. Monday leaves, weeds, and other
accumulated during the winter er, officials said. through Friday. soft yard waste from regular trash.
months. The trash contractor does not Brush and compost collec-
Trash pick-up will continue pick up any EPA labeled haz- tion will include trees, wood,
on the regular weekly schedule, ardous substances, including shrubs and brush. If the wood
officials said, although specific but not limited to, gasoline, acid, contains nails, they must be compost/yard waste, the city maintained, the owner may
holidays usually delay pick-up inflammable or explosive mate- bent over and the wood and hauler recommends using lawn receive a citation and the lot
by one day. Those changes are rials, officials reminded resi- brush cut and securely tied into mowers with mulching blades. will be cut/cleaned at the
clearly marked on the city cal- dents. bundles not to exceed 3 inches Carpet will be picked up if it owner's expense.
endar, available of the City of The pick up of bulk or heavy in diameter and no longer than is in bundles no longer than 4 Complaints should be direct-
Inkster website. household items such as stoves, 4 feet and no heavier than 50 feet and no heavier than 50 ed to Code Enforcement at (313)
Trash containers should be refrigerators, freezers, or furni- pounds. Lawn clippings, twigs, pounds and it must be tied and 563-0835 or the Department of
placed at the curbside after 6 ture or other items that do not flowers and plantings are all bundled. Public Services at (313) 563-
p.m. the day before collection fit into the cart will include two acceptable items for compost Any resident hiring a private 9774.
day and should be removed such bulk items per household collection although the twigs contractor for tree trimming/ Weekly curbside collection of
from the curbside before 6 p.m. each week. If residents have and branches should not exceed removal must require that con- yard waste began this week and
the day of collection. A 95-gal- more than two items, it will be 4 inches in diameter and 3 feet tractor to remove any brush, will end Dec. 17. Residents are
lon, wheeled curb cart had been necessary to call for a dumpster in length. Stumps, rocks, dirt, logs, or stumps, officials advised. required to separate grass clip-
provided to each household. which will then be picked up on and sod are not acceptable for Vacant lots in the city are the pings, leaves, weeds, and other
Residents who may have more the regular pick-up day. compost/yard waste collection. responsibility of the owner. If soft yard waste from regular
trash than the new curb cart will Residents should call (844) 464- To reduce the amount of vacant lots are not properly trash, officials advised.