A Novi man accused of hijacking an ambulance in October 2025 has been bound over to Oakland County Circuit Court after a series of district court hearings in June. While the case moves forward, the judge has ordered a tightly controlled supervised release that includes house arrest, psychiatric follow-up and medication conditions.
Judge Sets High Bond, House Arrest and Mental-Health Conditions
At a 52-1 District Court hearing on Tuesday, June 23, Judge David Law set Changlin Li’s bond at $200,000, with a 10% payment option. If released, Li will be on house arrest and allowed to leave only for medical and legal appointments and one weekly grocery trip.
The order also requires Li to see a psychiatrist within seven days of his release and then weekly after that. The court further directed the jail to provide seven days of medication upon release, if possible. The case has been bound over to Oakland County Circuit Court, where Li was arraigned on Wednesday, June 30, and a pretrial hearing is set for August 4, according to C&G Newspapers.
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