Detroit man smoking at a Birmingham bus stop arrested on Novi warrant
A Detroit man was arrested on an outstanding Novi traffic warrant after Birmingham, Michigan, police found him smoking marijuana at a public bus stop at Maple and Woodward on the morning of Saturday, 31 October 2026. Officers took him to the Novi Police Department; no cannabis charge was reported.
🇺🇸 Near Maple and Woodward Avenue, Birmingham, Michigan · Michigan, United States
Arrested
1
Agencies
Birmingham Police Department, Novi Police Department
Birmingham, Michigan, police were called about a man smoking marijuana at a
public bus stop near Maple and Woodward Avenue around 7 a.m. on Saturday, 31
October 2026.[1]The man was from Detroit, and police did not name him.[1]The stop is at a downtown intersection where Maple meets Woodward Avenue.[1]
When officers arrived, the man admitted to smoking, police said.[1]The
officers then learned that he had an outstanding traffic warrant through the
Novi Police Department.[1]They arrested him and transferred him to the Novi
Police Department.[1]
Police reported no cannabis charge in the case; the arrest rested on the
outstanding warrant.[1]The account does not say whether he was cited for
smoking in a public place, how much marijuana he had, or who reported the
smoking to police.[1]The call came at about 7 a.m., early on a Saturday
morning.[1]No court date or outcome for the warrant was reported.[1]
Case data
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Arrested
1
Agencies
Birmingham Police Department; Novi Police Department
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Police
Activity
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Setting
Street or public place
Charge
outstanding traffic warrant through the Novi Police Department
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