Normally a police department doesn't solve crimes through the court of public opinion, but this clearly wasn't your typical case.
It sure did for a Wyandotte police officer accused of stealing a fellow officer's lunch.
The Facebook post concluded by stating that Wyandotte police would consider the department's Facebook followers' opinions on how to proceed with the investigation.On Wednesday, the Police Department posted an update, confirming that Ice has many fans not only in Wyandotte, but throughout the state. But here's the clincher. Not only is Ice not getting punished for his alleged indiscretion, he is actually being rewarded for it.
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