Berrien Springs Oronoko Police Chief Milton Agay says the end of 2011 was one of the busiest for crime fighting in his career with Berrien Springs. Agay, joined by representatives of other agencies including the FBI and Sheriff's Department, outlined many cases which took place in the Berrien Springs area:
Agay announced the arrest of two men Tuesday accused of attempting to stab a pizza delivery man on the Andrews University Campus on November 29th. 24 year old Jonathan Stefanovic and 19 year old David Stafanovic face felony charges. Also, Agay spoke about the arrest of a Berrien Springs massage therapist. Johan Abrahams is accused of criminal sexual conduct. Victims have come forward, but police are looking for additional information. Agay also went through many other cases including many breaking and enterings. He says authorities continue to investigate the November 15th fire on Valley View Drive that took the life of a young girl -- arson has not been ruled out.
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Agay announced the arrest of two men Tuesday accused of attempting to stab a pizza delivery man on the Andrews University Campus on November 29th. 24 year old Jonathan Stefanovic and 19 year old David Stafanovic face felony charges. Also, Agay spoke about the arrest of a Berrien Springs massage therapist. Johan Abrahams is accused of criminal sexual conduct. Victims have come forward, but police are looking for additional information. Agay also went through many other cases including many breaking and enterings. He says authorities continue to investigate the November 15th fire on Valley View Drive that took the life of a young girl -- arson has not been ruled out.
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