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LaBonte promoted to post commander | News, Sports, Jobs

Dec 23, 2020 NEGAUNEE The Michigan State Police has announced the promotion of Detective Sergeant Matthew LaBonte to first lieutenant and commander of the Negaunee Post. As commander of the Negaunee Post, First Lieutenant LaBonte is responsible for the operation of the Negaunee Post and the Munising Detachment, and will administer all Michigan State Police services in Marquette and Alger counties. He started in this new role on December 13, 2020. LaBonte enlisted with the department in 2000 and graduated as a member of the 119th Trooper Recruit School. In his 20-year career, LaBonte has served at the Reed City Post, Gladstone Post, and the Upper Peninsula Substance Enforcement Team. He is also a veteran of the Michigan State Police Emergency Support Team. He has held the ranks of trooper, uniform sergeant, and detective sergeant.

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Federal judge sentences UP men for conspiracy to distribute meth

GRAND RAPIDS, MI Three Houghton County men have been sentenced for conspiring to distribute more than 50 grams of meth in the U.P. Police say Ryan Timko, 34, of Houghton, 37-year-old Jeremy Brusso, 37, formerly of Atlantic Mine, and Nicholas Cornish, 29, formerly of Calumet, traveled downstate to get crystal meth. Over the course of the conspiracy they brought more than a pound of meth to the U.P. Timko was sentenced last week to 16 years in prison for his role. Brusso was given 11 years and Cornish was sentenced to 10 years. The sentences were the result of a long-term investigation by the Upper Peninsula Substance Enforcement Team. Homeland Security Investigations, Customs and Border Protection, Michigan State Police, the Bureau of Indian Affairs, the Houghton County Sheriff’s Office and the Houghton City Police assisted in the investigation.

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New commander named at Negaunee Post

Detective Sergeant Matthew LaBonte has been promoted to First Lieutenant and Commander. LaBonte graduated from Escanaba High School and earned a criminal justice degree from NMU. He has served at the Reed City Post, Gladstone Post and the Upper Peninsula Substance Enforcement Team. He is also a veteran of the Michigan State Police Emergency Support Team. LaBonte is responsible for the operation of the Negaunee Post and the Munising Detachment and will administer all Michigan State Police services in Marquette and Alger counties. Tags:

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MSP announces command change | News, Sports, Jobs

1st Lt. Matthew LaBonte, Michigan State Police NEGAUNEE –The Michigan State Police has announced the promotion of Detective Sgt. Matthew LaBonte to first lieutenant and commander of the post in Negaunee Township. As commander of the Negaunee Township post, 1st Lt. LaBonte is responsible for the operation of the post and the Munising Detachment and will administer all Michigan State Police services in Marquette and Alger counties. He started in this new role on Dec.13. 1st Lt. LaBonte enlisted with the department in 2000 and graduated as a member of the 119th Trooper Recruit School. In his 20-year career, 1st Lt.LaBonte has served at the Reed City post, Gladstone post and the Upper Peninsula Substance Enforcement Team.

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