MACOMB COUNTY, Mich. – A Roseville man is facing multiple charges in connection with an alleged attempted stabbing and police chase in Eastpointe.
Demarcus Vines of Roseville was arraigned in 38th District Court on Friday, Nov. 6, 2026, on one count of fleeing in the 3rd degree, one count of resisting or obstructing an officer and two counts of assaulting an officer with a motor vehicle.
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According to Macomb County Prosecutor’s Office, the investigation started in Roseville when Vines was allegedly wandering through a parking lot with a knife, chasing after someone.
The prosecutor says, Roseville Police were called to the scene of the parking lot and went after Vines.
Vines then fled from Roseville into Eastpointe, where officers saw the suspect on westbound 9 Mile Road from I-94.
As a result of fleeing from Eastpointe police, Vines crashed his car into one of the patrol cars and another vehicle.
He then ran away before being arrested by Warren Police.
A judge set Vines bond at $750,000 with a referral for a mental health evaluation. He will also be on a cuff tether.
Vines is due back in court on Nov. 17, with his preliminary examination scheduled for Nov. 24, 2026.
