(MEMPHIS) — A report from an outside agency says a shotgun, two handguns, at least three police radios and a long list of evidence were unaccounted for at a small Michigan police department. The missing items were just some of the observations listed in a report prepared by the Macomb County sheriff department while it oversaw the Memphis department from mid-June to mid-August. Memphis is on the line between Macomb and St. Clair counties. The review recommended the city report the guns as stolen, locate or terminate service to missing radios and give priority attention to the department’s evidence room. The department of about 9 part-time officers and one full-time officer has had four chiefs in five years.
