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View Comments LANSING – A state prosecutor handling cases related to an alleged plot against Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has been pulled off the cases because of alleged wrongdoing in an unrelated case, a spokeswoman for Attorney General Dana Nessel said Friday. Assistant Attorney General Greg Townsend "was reassigned from his docket while the Department of Attorney General performs a comprehensive audit of his work," spokeswoman Lynsey Mukomel told the Free Press. Mukomel declined further comm...

GOP Michigan Sen. Mike Shirkey Pictured With Whitmer Kidnap Plot Suspect On 5/13/21 at 11:33 AM EDT A photo shared on the social media site Parler appears to show Mike Shirkey, a Republican state senator from Michigan, with one of the men charged over the alleged plot to kidnap the states governor, Gretchen Whitmer. The photo was posted on the platform, which is popular with conservatives, about one month ago. It shows Shirkey, majority leader in the Michigan Senate, smiling as he stands alongs...

Wisconsin militia member in Whitmer plot extradited to Michigan, released on bond One of the 14 men charged in last year’s pre-election plot to kidnap and execute Democratic Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer dropped his extradition appeal in Wisconsin, was taken to Michigan and was briefly booked into the Antrim County Jail last Tuesday. Brian Higgins, 52, is facing a 20-year felony charge after being charged last October with providing material support of an act of terrorism. Higgins is one...

Twin brothers accused in Whitmer kidnapping plot released from house arrest Michael and William Null, 38, were allegedly apart of the kidnapping scheme involving the Michigan governor Loading the player... Twin brothers are being removed from house release despite being accused of plotting to kidnap the governor of Michigan. Michael and William Null, 38, were allegedly a part of the kidnapping scheme involving Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and were being held on house arrest. But on Wednesday, a judg...

Twins accused of plotting to kidnap Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer released from house arrest Frank Witsil, Detroit Free Press Twin brothers accused of plotting to kidnap Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer will remain on electronic tethers while on bond, a judge ruled Wednesday while lifting a house arrest and curfew restriction. Court officials confirmed District Judge Michael Stepkas order granting Michael Null and William Null – both 39 – more flexibility to work, meet wi...

Detroit Free Press Twin brothers accused of plotting to kidnap Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer will remain on electronic tethers while on bond, a judge ruled Wednesday while lifting a house arrest and curfew restriction. Court officials confirmed District Judge Michael Stepkas order granting Michael Null and William Null – both 39 – more flexibility to work, meet with their attorneys and see other family members as they await court hearings. If convicted, the men could serve sentences o...

Two conditions, however, were lifted, including house arrest and curfew. Last week, the decision was made to adjourn the preliminary exams in the cases against Michael Null, William Null, Eric Molitor and Shawn Fix due to increased cases of COVID-19. No new date was set and wont be set until COVID-19 cases go down. This was the fourth time the four men had their prelims in district court adjourned. The last time was in February. Following their arraignment last October, the four men originally ...

WATCH: Court hearing to discuss motion submitted by kidnapping plot defendants Fox 17 and last updated 2021-04-14 09:26:25-04 LANSING, Mich. — A court hearing Wednesday morning determined whether two individuals allegedly involved in last years plot to kidnap Gov. Gretchen Whitmer will be allowed to remove their tethers. Its one of the reasonable terms and conditions of Michael and William Nulls bond as set by the court. The Null brothers, both 38, are from Plainwell and Shelbyville. They ...

Twin Brothers Suspected in Gov. Whitmer Kidnapping Plot Released from House Arrest, Must Wear GPS Tethers People 2 days ago © Provided by People Antrim County Sheriffs Office William (left) and Michael Null Two twin brothers accused of plotting to kidnap Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer will continue to be monitored on GPS tethers after a judge lifted their curfew and house arrest restrictions, according to officials. Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel announced on Wednesday that Mich...

Brothers suspected in Gov. Whitmer kidnap plot to stay monitored by GPS tethers, judge says Updated 11:51 AM; ANTRIM COUNTY, MI – Twin brothers allegedly linked to a plot to kidnap Gov. Gretchen Whitmer will continue to be monitored by GPS tethers while on bond, a judge said Wednesday, April 14. The judge, however, lifted a house-arrest provision for Michael Null of Plainwell and William Null of Shelbyville so that they could work late and meet with attorneys – or have dinner with families...