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Dearborn Man Stopped for Driving on Flat Tire, Arrested for Driving with Stolen Plate on Suspended License

Recently, a man was pulled over by Dearborn police after it was noticed he was driving on a flat tire. Upon stopping the driver of the 1998 Dodge Ram, it was discovered he was driving a vehicle with stolen license plates, and that his driver’s license was suspended. The incident…

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Meth Bust in School Zone Near Three Rivers Results in 3 Arrests

On Thursday January 9, three individuals were arrested after authorities found evidence of methamphetamine production at a home near Three Rivers High School, according to news reports at Mlive.com. Officers with SCAN (St. Joseph County Area Narcotics) received a tip regarding the use of methamphetamine at the residence, located in…

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Heroin Bust Leads to Arrest of Nine People

Recently, nine individuals were arrested for their roles in distributing heroin in the Wisconsin/Michigan areas of Green Bay, Marinette, and Menominee, according to a news article at The Daily News. Multiple agencies were involved in the investigation and arrest of those nine individuals, including the DEA, Marinette Police Department, Menominee…

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Correction Intake Officer’s Larceny Conviction Upheld by Appeals Court

On December 17, the Michigan Court of Appeals upheld the conviction of Rodell Brown, an intake corrections officer at the Ryan Correctional Facility convicted of larceny in a building in connection money taken from detainees at the facility. Brown was responsible for processing parole detainees, and allegedly stole four inmates’…

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Major Heroin Bust in Huntington Leads to Arrest of Three Michigan Men

Three Michigan men were arrested on New Year’s eve in Huntington, W. Virginia following what is being called a “major” heroin bust. On Tuesday December 31, Huntington police were alerted by several people regarding possible drug activity at an apartment complex. Police then executed a search warrant and upon investigating…

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Grand Rapids Township Man Faces Up to 25 Years for ‘Dumb’ Gas Station, Convenience Store Robbery

Reid Cook Hanson, a 36-year-old Grand Rapids Township man, was recently sentenced to four to 25 years in prison for robbing a Circle K gas station and convenience store located at 514 Michigan St. NE. Reid admitted to robbing the station on September 26, saying it was “the dumbest thing…

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Indiana Man Facing Federal Charges in Michigan and Indiana Bank Robberies

A South Bend, Indiana man is facing federal charges in connection with several bank robberies which have taken place in Indiana and Michigan, according to news reports at Mlive.com. 59-year-old Dennis Carl Love was recently arraigned on two counts of felony firearm, one count of carrying a concealed weapon, and…

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22-year-old Flint Man Arrested in Connection with Davison Check-n-Go Armed Robbery

On Saturday, 22-year-old Ervin Dale Allen of Flint was arraigned on one count of felony firearm and four counts of armed robbery, according to news reports at Mlive.com. Allen allegedly robbed a Davison Check-n-Go on January 2. Authorities suspect he is also connected to similar robberies in Flint, Fenton, Grand…

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