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In January, Daniel Pentkowski of Midland traveled to Texas for his mother’s funeral and he never returned home. He died while in the custody of a local police department. Three different causes have been given by authorities, ranging from self-inflicted injuries to homicide.
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A law that takes effect tomorrow expands services and financial assistance available to help crime victims in Michigan.
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Michigan’s attorney general says a state retail crime unit has busted an alleged multi-million-dollar interstate food stamp ring.
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Federal authorities now believe a fire that broke out at an Enbridge facility last year was arson.
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Police are warning Michiganders about the risks of "swatting" following fake phone threats this week.
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Since 1991, Midland County officials have been trying to identify the person who fatally struck Gregory McRoberts with their car and fled.
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A gas station manager was able to intervene and call state and local police to prevent the couple from sending more money to the scam operation.
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A man shot in a Meijer parking lot by East Lansing Police Department officers in April has been charged with seven felony counts and one misdemeanor count.The charges against 20 year-old DeAnthony VanAtten, who is Black, appeared Tuesday night on the 54B District Court’s website. They include felony charges of assault, resisting or obstructing police, one count carrying a concealed weapon, one count receiving and concealing a weapon, one felony firearm count and one misdemeanor third degree retail fraud charge.
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Authorities in Grand Traverse County arrested eight men last month, each accused of seeking sex with a minor.