Local and State Police Activity Timeline
A long list of reported incidents with times ranging from 12:35 p.m. to 4:46 a.m. includes Suspicious Person or Vehicle at multiple blocks on W 27th, Cypress, Van Raalte, Energy Way, and W 18th. Animal Complaints on W 18th and Van Raalte. Personal Injury Crash at US-31 and James Street. Criminal Sexual Conduct at W 19th. Peace Officer at Chicago Drive. Miscellaneous Criminal at Cypress. Follow Up on E 12th. Civil Matters Non Criminal on Hope, W 20th, and Oxford. Parking Violations on Van Raalte and E 11th. Narcotics on W 16th and Michigan. Lost/Found Property on Van Raalte. Traffic and Parking issues on W 30th, River, E 16th, and E 11th. Mental Walkaway and Operating While Intoxicated near W Ninth, Pine. Loud Party on W 23rd. Check Well Being on River. Intoxicated Person on E Eighth. Loud Music on E 16th. Civil Matters Non Criminal on W 13th and Oxford. Property Damage Crash on W 15th and River. and Traffic/Noise complaints on E 32nd and Lincoln.
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Chicago Drive
Cypress Avenue
Energy Way
E 12Th Street
Oxford Court
Hope Avenue
van Raalte Avenue
Ninth Street
20Th Street
16Th Street
River Avenue
26Th Street
11Th Street
Settlers Road
24Th Street
Pine Avenue
18Th
W 23Rd Street
E 16Th Street
E 19Th Street
E Eighth Street
Michigan Avenue
W 13Th Street
Vassar Avenue
Advocates push to end license suspensions for unpaid court debt
A nationwide push challenges laws that suspend drivers for unpaid traffic fines and costs. In Tennessee a federal judge ruled such suspensions unconstitutional, citing the impact on low income drivers like Brianna Morgan of Petersburg. Virginia and other states face similar lawsuits and studies show millions affected nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brianna Morgan
Harlem
Petersburg
Morgan
Steve Helber
Richmond
Virginia
Tennessee
U.S
Aleta Trauger
Trauger
Legal Aid Justice Center
4Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
New Life
The
Justice Center
Michigan
North Carolina
Texas
Montana
California
Bill Carrico
Carrico
Ashley Sprague
Lebanon
Waffle House
Sprague
Roger Gregory
Gregory
Jonathan Turley
George Washington University Law School
Turley
Michigan residents can donate refund to WWII memorial
Gov. Rick Snyder signed a bill allowing Michigan residents to designate part of their state income tax refund to fund the World War II Legacy Memorial in Royal Oak. The project aims to honor 620,000 Michigan veterans with nine statues a Wall of Stars and interactive features, funded solely by donations.
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Royal Oak
Rick Snyder
Michigan
Detroit
Royal Oak Memorial
Marty Knollenberg
Detroit Free Press
Knollenberg
Legacy Fund
Memorial Park
Royal Oak City
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27Th Street
18Th Street
van Raalte
Avenue
Us-31
James Street
19Th Street
W 30Th Street
E 24Th Street
Ottawa
Waverly Road
E Eighth
15Th Street
E 32Nd Street
Lincoln Avenue
State OF
Michigan Public Service Commission
Consumers Energy Company
One Energy Plaza
Jackson
Administrative Law
Sally L. Wallace
Saginaw
Lansing
Commission
Consumers Energy
O&m
Mpscedockets
Consumers Energy Como
Mic
Office
AP Legal Affairs Writer
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