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July 14, 2021 - 6:20 PM VIRUS OUTBREAK-MICHIGAN Michigan names 1st winners of $50K vaccination sweepstakes LANSING, Mich. (AP) — Michigan officials have announced the first four $50,000 winners of the state’s $5 million COVID-19 vaccine sweepstakes. The winners announced Wednesday live in New Baltimore, Southfield, Detroit and Wyoming. The state launched the sweepstakes with $5 million in cash and college scholarships, as well as a $2 million jackpot, a $1 million priz...

ABC 10/CW5 LANSING, Mich – A former Upper Peninsula priest has been sentenced in a sex abuse case. Gary Jacobs was sentenced to between eight and 15 years for one count of second degree CSC on Tuesday. Attorney General Dana Nessel announced a plea agreement with Jacobs on charges in Ontonagon and Dickinson counties. Jacobs pleaded guilty on three counts of first degree CSC and one count of second degree CSC. Jacobs will be added to the life time sex offender registration and tier II registrat...

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ONTONAGON, MI-- An Ontonagon County judge handed down the harshest prison sentence yet in the Michigan Attorney General’s clergy abuse investigation.

9 & 10 News May 27, 2021 75-year-old Gary Jacobs reached a plea agreement that happened before Circuit Court Judge Michael Pope. Three counts of criminal sexual conduct, 1st degree; and One count of criminal sexual conduct, 2nd degree. As reached in the plea agreement, Jacobs was sentenced between eight and 15 years on each count, which will run concurrently. Additionally, Jacobs will be required to complete: Lifetime sex offender registration related to the CSC 1st degree counts; Tier II regis...

SOM Former U.P. Priest Sentenced to Prison Following Abuse PleaContact: Lynsey Mukomel 517-599-2746Agency: Attorney General May 27, 2021 LANSING - An Ontonagon County judge handed down the harshest prison sentence yet in the Michigan Attorney Generals clergy abuse investigation.  Last month, Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel announced a plea agreement with Gary Jacobs, a former priest in the Upper Peninsula who faced cases in both Ontonagon and Dickinson Counties. The plea heari...

Ex-priest from the U.P. pleads guilty to multiple sex crimes Updated 9:26 AM; Facebook Share LANSING, MI -- A former priest from the Upper Peninsula has agreed to a plea deal involving multiple sexual assault charges across two counties. Gary Jacobs, 75, pleaded guilty Friday to one count of second-degree criminal sexual conduct in Dickinson County. That came just one month after Jacobs pleaded guilty to four counts of criminal sexual conduct in Ontonagon County. Both pleas were part of a plea...

Gary Jacobs A former priest in the Upper Peninsula pleaded guilty Friday to second-degree criminal sexual conduct in Dickson County, paving the way for him to spend many years in prison. Last month, ex-priest Gary Jacobs, 75, pleaded guilty to four counts of criminal sexual conduct in Ontonagon County.   Under the plea agreements in both counties, Jacobs will serve eight to 15 years. The cases are handled by the Michigan Attorney Generals Office. Sentencing in Dickinson County on July 2 w...

Northern Michigan priest pleads guilty to more sexual abuse charges Published  FILE - Generic gavel on wodden table.  IRON MOUNTAIN, Mich. - A former Upper Peninsula priest who left Michigan years ago has pleaded guilty to a remaining sexual abuse case against him. Gary Jacobs, 75, is accused of sexually abusing teenagers in the 1980s while serving as a priest under the Catholic Diocese of Marquette. He pleaded guilty Friday to one count of second-degree criminal sexual conduct in Dickinson ...

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