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GENESEE COUNTY, Mich. - A 19-year-old man is facing two charges for allegedly being involved ina a hit and run at a picket line.The incident happened on Septmbe

Five striking UAW workers suffered injuries when a car driving through picket lines struck them in Michigan, including two who were hospitalized.

SWARTZ CREEK, Mich. - Five people were injured Tuesday after someone apparently drove through a picket line while leaving GM's Flint Processing Center in Swartz

Police in Michigan are looking for an auto plant employee who they say struck a group of picketing autoworkers with their vehicle outside a plant Tuesday afternoon. Chief Matthew Bade of the Metro Police Authority of Genesee County told ABC affiliate WJRT that the employee was leaving the Flint Processing Center on Bristol Road in Swartz Creek when he struck the crowd that was picketing around 4 p.m. The picketers were allegedly blocking a driveway to the plant as the employee was exiting the fa

The Metro Police Authority of Genesee County is investigating an incident where multiple people picketing outside a GM facility in Swartz Creek were hit by a vehicle.

(FLINT, Mich.) — Police in Michigan are looking for an auto plant employee who they say struck a group of picketing auto workers with their vehicle outside a plant Tuesday afternoon. Chief Matthew Bade of the Metro Police Authority of Genesee County told ABC affiliate WJRT […]

About five picketers have been hit by a car outside the Flint Processing Center in Swartz Creek.

WJRT(FLINT, Mich.) -- Police in Michigan are looking for an auto plant employee who they say struck a group of picketing auto workers with their vehicle outside a plant Tuesday afternoon. Chief Matthew Bade of the Metro Police Authority of Genesee County told ABC affiliate WJRT that the employee was leaving the Flint Processing Center on Bristol Road in Swartz Creek when he struck the crowd that was picketing around 4 p.m. The picketers were allegedly blocking a driveway to the plant as the emp...

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