Ohio man charged after break-in at Michigan powersports dealership
A Toledo, Ohio man faces a breaking-and-entering charge after deputies investigating a fleeing dirt bike rider discovered a break-in at Trojan Powersports in Monroe Township, Michigan, according to ClickOnDetroit.com.
Devin Michael Rohn, 24, was arrested Oct. 20 and arraigned in Monroe’s 1st District Court. According to the report, he was held at the Monroe County Jail on a $50,000 bond. A second suspect, who authorities say rode the stolen dirt bike, remains at large.
The investigation began around 3:45 a.m., when Monroe County sheriff’s deputies say they spotted a red dirt bike traveling south on Telegraph Road near Albain Road without headlights or taillights. A red Ford Edge with Ohio plates was following closely behind, authorities said.
Deputies attempted to stop the dirt bike, but the rider accelerated to approximately 80 mph, according to the sheriff’s office. The rider turned east onto Wood Road before heading south along CSX railroad tracks. While searching the area, deputies located and stopped the Ford Edge, identifying Rohn as its driver.
Investigators linked Rohn to the fleeing dirt bike and determined the motorcycle had been stolen from Trojan Powersports, according to the sheriff’s office. Deputies checked the dealership and found signs of a recent break-in.
The Monroe County Sheriff’s Office is asking anyone with information about the incident or the unidentified rider to contact 734-240-7736.
