Published In:
Ann Arbor News, November 9, 1960
Caption:
That Was The Man: Sheriff's Deputy Neul K. Schneider (right) points to a description of an escaped prison convict captured by area police yesterday. Milan Police Chief Thomas Goodridge (left) relayed information after the convict had held up and robbed Bernard Seleska (seated).

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, September 30, 1960
Caption:
The Copper And The Bell: Ann Arbor Patrolman Charles Fleming checks a large bell "borrowed" last summer from the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity house on the Michigan State University campus. The U-M chapter of the fraternity recovered the bell from another campus group yesterday and asked police to keep it for them until it can be returned to the MSU campus this afternoon. It's no painted blue; it was green and white.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, July 1, 1960
Caption:
The New And The Old: Rolland J. Gainsley (left) who was sworn in this morning as the new Ann Arbor police chief, says goodbye to Casper M. Enkemann, who retired today after 30 years as a police officer.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, July 13, 1960
Caption:
Search Resumed: Ann Arbor Patrolman Robert Whittaker (left) and Ed Sayers, sheriff's deputy, lift two oxygen tanks which will be strapped on State Police Troopers Leo J. Heatley and Robert L. Johnston seen testing the water in rubber suits. The troopers were among five skin divers who searched unsuccessfully yesterday for the body of Thomas W. Cameron, Ann Arbor man who has been missing for six weeks.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, June 10, 1960
Caption:
Begins Sentence: Mrs. Irene L. Fensch, convicted embezzler, walked to the County Jail this morning to begin serving a 60-day term. Carrying his wife's suitcase here is John Fensch (left), while Probation Officer Kenneth Mulka is at the right. Entering the jail today, Mrs. Fensch maintained the same calm composure she held throughout the more than two years of her court hearings.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, June 20, 1960
Caption:
Chief's Reward: Mrs. Gladys C. Enkemann places a gold, engraved wristwatch on her husband, Police Chief Casper M. Enkemann. The watch was presented to the chief, who retires July 1, by officers of his department at an informal reception in the City Council chambers Saturday afternoon. A gold badge is to be given to the chief by department personnel later.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, May 18, 1960
Caption:
Car Loot: Ann Arbor Detective Lt. George Stauch examines some of the parts stolen in recent months from parked cars in the city. More than $1,000 in car parts including the top of a sports car (at left) were taken from cars by four teen-age boys. The youths' car was stopped for a traffic violation by Patrolman David Severance who became suspicious of parts which did not match their car. he brought them in.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, May 11, 1960
Caption:
Inside Loot: This is a section of the "clubhouse" four local teen-agers built beneath the stands at Ferry Field. The bicycles seen here were stolen, as were other items found inside the "house," Ann Arbor police said.