Deputies Investigate Teens' Threat in Rochester Hills

A caller who told Oakland County Sheriff's officials he was harassed and threatened by some teens over owing a sum of money for a marijuana purchase opted not to press charges, according to Sheriff's officials.

According to the department, deputies responded Wednesday to Hart Middle School in Rochester Hills to investigate a report of threats made against the caller. He reported that a car with teens was at his address on Bluff Court and the teens had made a threat against him earlier in the day. He told deputies he owed the teens money for marijuana and had believed the teens may have had a gun, though he did not see a weapon.

Deputies found the teens' vehicle, a white Grand Prix, and the two occupants admitted they were looking for the caller because he owed them money, though they denied it was for a marijuana sale and insisted they did not make a physical threat. Deputies conducted a police dog search of the car but did not find anything suspicious, the department noted. 

The caller told deputies he didn't wish to press charges, but wished to be left alone.