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Four Suspects in Cadillac-area Home Invasion Identified; One Suspect Charged with Attempted Murder

On Saturday, March 16 two men and two women allegedly attempted to rob a 55-year-old man in his Cedar Creek Township home in Wexford County. During the attempted robbery, three people assaulted the man, one with a gun. He was shot in the leg by one of the suspects, who…

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West Bloomfield Township Grandma’s Fate in Jurors’ Hands Following Charge of Open Murder in Death of Grandson

In May of 2012, 17-year-old Jonathan Hoffman was allegedly shot several times and killed by his grandmother, 75-year-old Sandra Layne. After being charged with open murder, Layne is now awaiting her fate as jurors deliberate. Layne allegedly shot Hoffman, putting six bullets in her grandson as the two argued. According…

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Man Wearing Dress Shirt and Tie Arrested for Robbery at Ypsilanti Township TCF Bank

On Sunday March 17, Ypsilanti police arrested Derrick Jackson in connection with the weekend robbery of TCF Bank in Ypsilanti Township. The bank, located at 2150 Packard Road, was robbed on Saturday; police responded after the holdup alarm went off at approximately 2:25 p.m. Following the robbery, deputies searched the…

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Michigan Criminal Appeal Attorneys Work on Behalf of Individuals Whose Rights May Have Been Violated

Whether an individual feels he or she has been wrongfully convicted for an offense involving alcohol, drugs, a sexual act, or even a violent or serious offense such as robbery or homicide, the appeals process is designed to ensure that a person’s rights are properly defended. This means that if…

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Victim of Home Invasion in Delhi Township Faces Gun, Drug Charges

In February, a break-in in a home in Delhi Township resulted in Ingham County Sheriff’s Department deputies discovering numerous marijuana plants and guns including a Romanian AK-47 replica and an assault rifle in the home which was invaded. According to news reports at MLive.com, a home invasion occurred shortly after…

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Defense Attorney Vows to Appeal Racketeering Conviction in Former Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick Corruption Case

On Monday March 11, a jury found former Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick guilty of racketeering, along with 23 other charges including extortion. Racketeering and extortion are both offenses which carry maximum sentences of 20 years in prison. The public corruption trial against Kilpatrick and two co-defendants, one his father, continued…

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Ypsilanti Man Accused of Shooting at Cars on U.S. 23 Ordered to Undergo Competency Evaluation

Elmore Ray, a 28-year-old Ypsilanti man, was arraigned on February 27 after being accused of firing a shotgun at vehicles on U.S. 23 earlier that morning. Ray was charged with possession of a short-barreled shotgun, carrying a weapon with unlawful intent, four counts of assault with intent to murder, and…

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