- Posted August 28, 2013
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Trial ordered in burglary try at Kid Rock home
CLARKSTON (AP) -- A judge has ordered a man to stand trial on accusations he tried to break into musician Kid Rock's suburban Detroit home.
Forty-three-year-old Brian D. Keith on Monday waived his right to a preliminary examination in Clarkston District Court.
Keith faces felony charges of attempted home invasion and malicious destruction property.
He was arrested Aug. 3 after surveillance photos from security cameras on Kid Rock's Clarkston property were released. The photos showed a man ramming the gate July 31 and trying to break into the house. Kid Rock was away at the time.
Keith has previous drunken driving and fraud convictions.
Published: Wed, Aug 28, 2013
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