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California Investigators Arrest Man Believed to Be Involved in Numerous Washtenaw County Bank Robberies

A man believed to have been involved in at least eight bank robberies throughout Washtenaw County over a year time period spanning 2011 and 2012 has been arrested by a fugitive task force in Los Angeles. Charles Anthony Williams, a 40-year-old resident of Los Angeles, was arrested on Thursday March…

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Drug Crime Convictions Often Lead to Serious Penalties – Including Driver’s License Suspension

Many people equate having their driver’s license suspended with driving under the influence of alcohol or speeding, reckless driving, and other traffic violations. While drunk driving is the most common reason for license suspension, you may also face this sanction when you are charged with a drug offense in Michigan.…

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Armed Robbery Among Charges Filed Against Two Detroit Police Officers

Two Detroit police officers have been charged with numerous felony counts related to crimes which were allegedly committed between May of 2012 and March of this year according to a news report at Mlive.com. The two officers, Jeffrey Armstrong and Clifton Whatley, have been suspended from duty after an investigation…

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Michigan Appeals Court Upholds Murder Conviction of Saginaw Man

In July of 2011, Juan Guajardo Jr. was convicted of second-degree murder in the December 2010 death of Kevin Powell. Guajardo has maintained that he was acting in self-defense and protecting his family when the deadly shooting occurred. Guajardo’s attorneys appealed his conviction, which has now been upheld by the…

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22-year-old Superior Township Man Convicted of Child Abuse and Torture, Faces Possible Life in Prison

Last month, we wrote about Harvey Seville Wince, a 22-year-old Superior Township man who had been accused of torturing a 3-year-old child he was babysitting for his girlfriend. Now, Wince has been found guilty of first-degree child abuse and torture. This is the second time Wince has been tried in…

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Charges Against Roseville Man May Be Reduced or Dismissed Following Ruling by Michigan Court of Appeals

William McCleese, a 57-year-old Roseville man, was charged with maintaining a drug house and manufacturing between 5 and 45 kilograms of marijuana in 2010, along with his wife. Now, following rulings made by the Michigan Court of Appeals recently, the charges against McCleese may be reduced or dismissed. In June…

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Meridian Township Bank Robbed, Police Still in Pursuit of Suspect

On Monday March 25, Independent Bank in Meridian Township was robbed by an unknown suspect in broad daylight, according to news reports at Mlive.com. Police are still on the lookout for the suspect, who was seen on surveillance tape. They have also released a sketch of the man they believe…

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Don’t Risk Getting Your Driver’s License Suspended; Michigan Law Enforcement ‘Cracking Down’ on Drunk Drivers Through April 8

As all Michigan driver’s license reinstatement attorneys know, this is the time of year when law enforcement really ‘cracks down’ on drunk drivers. Most high schools and colleges are on spring break at some point during March or April; the NCAA tournaments are taking place, and St. Patrick’s Day just…

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Life Sentence Overturned by Michigan Appeals Court for Man Convicted of Kidnapping and Murder at 17

Ihab Masalmani was 17 years old when he was convicted of kidnapping and killing Matt Landry in 2010. The crime took place during a 2009 crime spree; Masalmani was convicted of first-degree murder, carjacking, and four other charges. He maintained throughout that he did not commit murder. It all began…

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