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Woman reports high-value jewelry theft from MGM Grand Detroit room

Police are investigating the larceny that occurred on November 1 at the hotel on Third Street.

By Lucas Chen ·

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A female guest at the MGM Grand Detroit lost valuable jewelry from her hotel room, prompting a larceny investigation by local authorities. Detroit Police Department officers received a dispatch for the incident on the 1000 block of Third Street at approximately 10:30 a.m. on November 1.

Upon arrival, officers located the victim. A text statement from the department noted that it appeared the suspect stole highly valuable jewelry from the room. The police classified the event as a larceny and confirmed the case is active.

The investigation is currently in its preliminary stages. Law enforcement officials stated that information is subject to change and have not released additional details regarding the identity of the suspect or the specific value of the items taken.

A source speaking to Local 4 provided a key detail regarding the suspect's background. The source stated that the suspect is in no way, shape, or form an employee of MGM Grand. This information suggests the theft did not involve an insider with regular access to hotel operations.

MGM Grand Detroit declined to offer further commentary on the situation. A director of communications told Local 4 that there was nothing to share from their end and directed inquiries to the Detroit Police Department.

The 3rd Precinct Detective Unit is handling the case. They are asking the public to contact them at 313-596-5340 with any information. Crime Stoppers is also accepting tips at 1-800-SPEAK-UP.

Local 4 is continuing to gather information about the incident. They are working to determine the specific value of the jewelry and the identity of the individual involved in the theft.

Source: WDIV ClickOnDetroit

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