An employee at the BP Gas Station in downtown Plymouth was battered by a local man who then stole from the store.
On Thursday morning at 2:45, February 15th, Plymouth Police responded to the BP Gas Station located at 423 North Michigan Street after the store employee reported that he had been battered and a theft had occurred.
City officers were able to review the security camera footage and identified the subject as Calvin Hickey, 19, of Plymouth. Police knew Calvin lives in an apartment near the Brass Rail Restaurant.
When officers contacted Hickey, he was resistant to law enforcement and battered the police.
Calvin Hickey was taken into custody and once medical clearance was obtained from the hospital; he was transported to the Marshall County Jail.
Pending criminal charges for Hickey are operating while intoxicated, operating while intoxicated over .15, illegal consumption, theft, battery, resisting law enforcement, and battery on law enforcement. He is being held in the County Jail on a $1,500 cash bond.
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