Police Arrest Six Following Warren Marijuana Heist
Six suspects face armed robbery charges after a police chase involving a marijuana facility on Lorna Avenue.
Updated on Oct. 16, 2026 in Property Crime
Authorities in Warren arrested six individuals for the armed robbery of a commercial marijuana facility on Lorna Avenue. The suspects were taken into custody following a chase that ended with tire-deflation devices near 11 Mile Road.
Why it matters
The incident involved the theft of over 200 pounds of marijuana and a high-stakes police response where a patrol car was struck. The arrests address significant criminal activity within the local marijuana commerce sector.
All six suspects were arraigned in court on felony charges, with each individual assigned a $500,000 bond. Court records mandate that any suspect released must wear a GPS tether.
The players
Marcellus Huntley
He is one of the six individuals charged in connection with the armed robbery of the marijuana facility.
Maya Mitchell
She is a 24-year-old suspect charged in the incident along with five other individuals.
Aaron Marshall
He is a 24-year-old suspect currently facing felony charges for his alleged role in the robbery.
Joshua Dyke
He is a 33-year-old suspect being held on a $500,000 bond following his arrest.
Kyle Turner
He is a 38-year-old suspect facing charges following the police response near 11 Mile Road.
The details
The suspects allegedly used a U-Haul truck and a Chevy Camaro to execute the robbery, during which a security guard was held at gunpoint. Officers recovered over 200 pounds of marijuana from the truck after successfully deploying tire-deflation devices.
Timeline
October 14, 2026: The marijuana facility was robbed and six suspects were arrested.
October 16, 2026: The six suspects were formally charged in court.
October 29, 2026: The suspects are scheduled to return to court for a probable cause conference.
Legal Context
This case follows the enforcement patterns established by the 2026 Warren criminal code enforcement protocols regarding high-value commercial facility protection. The severe charges and high bond requirements highlight the city's approach to deterring organized armed robbery.
Residents should be aware that police operations in the Lorna Avenue and 11 Mile Road areas resulted in vehicular damage and significant tactical response. The court mandate for GPS tethers reflects the serious nature of the threat posed to community safety.
The takeaway
Large-scale thefts from high-value commercial facilities have prompted aggressive legal responses, including high bond amounts and mandatory GPS monitoring for suspects. Readers are reminded to report suspicious activity around local businesses to assist in maintaining community safety.
What happens next
The six suspects are scheduled to appear in court for a probable cause conference on October 29, 2026.
Further reading
For more information on local legal proceedings, visit the Warren Property Crime section.
