Double murder trials set for Holland area in Grand Haven
Two juries prepare to hear separate homicide cases in Ottawa County 20th Circuit Court Grand Haven Judge Jon Hulsing will try Port Sheldon resident Michael McNeal for the July 2018 shooting of his wife Sherri McNeal and failed suicide attempt The other trial in the same building involves 18 year old Juan Sandro Cabrera suspected in the February 16 2018 shooting death of 14 year old Troy Wells in a Hampton Inn hallway Police link Cabrera to the Latin Kings gang and Wells to a rival gang The Cabrera case could span about two weeks while McNeal’s trial is expected to last two to three days
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Muskegon man injured in Wright Two crash
A 62 year old Muskegon man lost control of a 1999 Ford F-150 on Westbound I 96 in Wright Township after choking on a beverage. The vehicle hit the median cable barrier and flipped landing upside down. He and two passengers were in the car. the two passengers escaped unharmed and the driver was transported to a Grand Rapids hospital for evaluation. Ottawa County Sheriff’s Office, Life EMS, and Wright Tallmadge Fire Rescue assisted. The sheriff's office continues the investigation.
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Grand Rapids Couple Killed in Downtown Hit and Run
Todd Fuhr and Tracy Curtiss Fuhr, both 56, were struck near Grandville Avenue and Oakes Street SW around 11:15 p.m. by a westbound vehicle running a stop sign and fleeing. Police traced the suspect after a tip and arrested them. charges not released. The Woods bar area was nearby and the couple’s son posted a mourning message.
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Amash hints at possible re election bid on TV interview
West Michigan Congressman Justin Amash said on Meet The Press he was not 100 percent certain about running again. The Cascade Township Republican, now an independent, argued for new voices on the national stage and questioned the Democratic field while stressing his effectiveness in the House and openness to bipartisan engagement.
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