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Cass County man confessed to killing Kalamazoo man, 64, over jealousy, police say
Updated Mar 04, 2021;
Posted Mar 04, 2021
Jordan Pierre Johnson, 30, of Vandalia, told police he killed 64-year-old Kalamazoo resident Michael Vines over anger and jealousy, court documents state. (MLive file photo)Emil Lippe | MLive.com
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KALAMAZOO, MI A Cass County man facing murder charges in the death of 64-year-old Michael Vines, of Kalamazoo, said he shot Vines out of jealousy, police said.
Jordan Pierre Johnson, 30, of Vandalia, told police he shot the older Kalamazoo man on Feb. 25, because his child and child’s mother had just moved in with Vines earlier that day, court documents state.
Cass County man charged with murder in death of 64-year-old Kalamazoo resident
Updated Mar 01, 2021;
Posted Mar 01, 2021
Jordan Pierre Johnson, 30, was arraigned Monday, March 1, 2021 in Kalamazoo County District Court on one count of open murder in the killing of 64-year-old Kalamazoo resident Michael Vines. (MLive file photo)Emil Lippe | MLive.com
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KALAMAZOO, MI A 30-year-old Cass County man is being held without bond after being arraigned on a charge of open murder, Monday in Kalamazoo County District Court.
Jordan Pierre Johnson, of Vandalia, is suspected to have killed 64-year-old Kalamazoo resident Michael Vines on Thursday, Feb. 25.
The shooting happened at 8:10 p.m. that evening in the 4500 block of West Main Street, just east of North Drake Road, police said.
Boiler malfunction leads to Kalamazoo apartment fire
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and last updated 2021-02-11 19:41:12-05
KALAMAZOO, Mich. â Kalamazoo Public Safety responded to a fire that broke out at Fox Ridge Apartments in Kalamazoo today.
Fire crews were told that a boiler experienced issues that set fire to the insulation within the attic, according to Kalamazoo Public Safety. They say the fire was put out after a brief interior attack, adding that a subsequent examination determined that limited damage was dealt to the building.
Weâre told evacuation was not required during the incident.
KDPS says the boiler is no longer functional; however, they add that the American Red Cross will provide shelter to residents until the building can be sufficiently heated.