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WHMI 93 5 Local News : Holt Woman Charged After Local Police Chase

March 11, 2021 A woman has been charged in connection with a police chase in Livingston County. 22-year-old Brooklyn Alexander of Holt is facing charges of fleeing and eluding following the incident that occurred March 1st at about 10:15pm. Livingston County Sheriff’s Deputies attempted to stop a vehicle reported stolen out of the Lansing area on westbound I-96 near Latson Road. When it failed to stop, a pursuit began that continued onto southbound D-19. Alexander reportedly lost control near David Road, ran off the roadway and struck a fence, where she fled on foot but was eventually apprehended. Deputies on scene were assisted by troopers from the Michigan State Police Brighton Post.

Gregory S Cunningham pleads guilty to assault in Geneseo stabbing

No motive for the attack was ever reported. Cunningham was originally charged with second-degree attempted murder along with the assault count, and the case was presented to a grand jury and prosecuted by Livingston County District Attorney Gregory J. McCaffrey, who was on the scene shortly after the incident that evening. Under the law, Cunningham faces between five and 25 years in state prison as a result of his conviction. But officials say, based on his plea agreement with the Livingston County District Attorney s Office, the anticipated sentence is 20 years in prison, along with post-release supervision and a waiver of his right to appeal.

WHMI 93 5 Local News : Gun Charge Levied Against Man Who Threatened Slotkin & Stabenow

WHMI 93 5 Local News : Gun Charge Levied Against Man Who Threatened Slotkin & Stabenow
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WHMI 93 5 Local News : Diversity Council Responds To Hartland High School Incident

March 8, 2021 By Mike Kruzman & Jon King / news@whmi.com In the wake of allegations of racial harassment and violent threats disclosed by a Hartland High School student last week, a larger community effort is being made to examine the issues and seek change. 18-year-old Hartland Consolidated Schools student Tatayana Vanderlaan posted on Facebook about ongoing instances of racial intimidation that she said have been made against her from other students, culminating in a threat to lynch her. The Livingston County Sheriff’s Office is investigating the matter. On Friday, representatives from all five Livingston County school districts, several charter schools, and the Livingston County Diversity Council, met to takes steps to look into why such incidents have taken place and how to prevent them in the future. Diversity Council President Nicole Matthews-Creech said they are in the beginning phase, and a good portion of their time was spent disc

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