Fox 2 Detroit · October 15, 2026

A July 9 Traffic Stop in Center Line Leads to a Resisting Arrest Charge Against a 28-Year-Old Man

• A traffic stop just before 9 a.m. on July 9 behind a bank off Van Dyke in Center Line escalated into a physical confrontation, shown in police body camera video shared with Fox 2 Detroit by the driver's attorney, according to the report.
• The driver, Tyler Tice, 28, was charged with resisting arrest, according to the report; officers later confirmed his license and insurance were valid and that he had no arrest warrants, according to the report.
• Tice's attorney Derek Miller and his mother Erika Morgan said the stop was unfairly targeted, according to the report.
• The Center Line police chief declined to comment and referred Fox 2 Detroit to the Macomb County Prosecutor's Office, whose spokesperson said it could not comment because the case is open, according to the report.

Statements attributed to Derek Miller, Erika Morgan, the Center Line police chief and the Macomb County Prosecutor's Office as reported. Original headline: "Center Line police traffic stop that turned physical, called 'predatory'".