Michael L. Jackson -- who is charged with a count of burglary in the third degree, two counts of grand larceny in the third degree, and two counts criminal mischief in the second degree -- was back in Genesee County Superior Court this morning.
He appeared before Judge Robert Noonan, who set a hearing for his case at 10 a.m. on Nov. 18.
Jackson, who lives in Oakfield, is accused breaking into Holland High Lift, 10033 East Road, Bethany. He allegedly stole a 42-inch Viewsonic flatscreen television, a Samsung 22-inch flatscreen television and a Sony digital camera. He also allegedly stole a 2005 Ford Supercab 250.
Jackson also allegedly damaged an office window, a display case, light fixtures, drywall, a motorcycle, computer equipment and an overhead door. He also allegedly damaged the Ford truck. He was one of a group of people alleged to have committed the crimes, although no others have been arrested due to insufficient evidence.
He is also accused of tampering with a witness in the fourth degree after he allegedly went to the home of one of the witnesses and attempted to induce her not to testify before the Grand Jury.
On Sept. 3, Jackson posted a $10,000 bond and is now free awaiting trial.
I think the stuff Michael
I think the stuff Michael Jackson did in the late 70'S was his best work. The "Off the Wall" album was easy to dance to. It is ashame to see his life come to the point where he has to rob a bank to get by.
What? LOL
What? LOL
Holland High Lift isn't a
Holland High Lift isn't a bank, Bill.