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Michigan Court of Appeals Orders Re-sentencing in Armed Robbery Case in 2012; Supreme Court Now Hears Arguments

In March of 2012, the Michigan Court of Appeals ordered that then 20-year-old Devon Glenn Jr. be re-sentenced for his role in a 2009 armed robbery in Jackson. Glenn had been serving 18 to 30 years in prison, however the appeals court ordered a Jackson County Circuit judge to re-sentence…

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Ypsilanti Man Pleads Guilty to Driving Drunk and Striking Police Officer in Parking Lot

On February 14 of this year, Robert Lamont Addie was charged with numerous counts after allegedly striking a Pittsfield Township police officer in a Burger King parking lot. Addie was charged with two counts of resisting a police officer, assault with a dangerous weapon, third offense operating while intoxicated, and…

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Grand Haven Man Faces Time in Federal Prison, Restitution for Cheating on Taxes

Matthew Daniels, a 46-year-old Grand Haven man who pleaded guilty to filing a false tax return, was sentenced on Wednesday, May 8 to six months in federal prison. Daniels was also ordered to pay more than $119,000 in restitution to the IRS after he allegedly under-reported his income by $362,000…

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Beverly Hills Man Sentenced to 137 Years for Arson, Insurance Fraud in Detroit Area

Ali Darwich, a 31-year-old man who lives in Beverly Hills, was sentenced on Wednesday May 8 to 137 years in prison following his December conviction for his role in an arson ring that resulted in insurance companies being defrauded of more than $5 million. Darwich was initially arrested in 2008…

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72-year-old Detroit Man Charged After Discovery of Dismembered Body; Could Face Murder Charges

On Friday May 3, 72-year-old Alphonso D. Jackson of Detroit was arrested after the body of an elderly woman in a dismembered state was discovered in his apartment. Jackson was arraigned on Monday after being charged with concealing the death of a person, disinterment of a body, and tampering with…

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Student Found Responsible for Assault at Pioneer-Huron Football Game Likely to Appeal

In October of 2012, a 17-year-old Pioneer High School student was one of three who were allegedly involved in a brawl following a football game between Pioneer and Huron High School. The boy, whose name was not released, was ultimately found guilty on one charge of misdemeanor assault and battery…

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