Ammunition Shortage Doesn't Stop Michigan Police from Training
Even though there have even been reports that ammunition has affected police departments.
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MSP investigating death of another Alpena County woman weeks after Brynn Bills death
Michigan State Police are investigating what appears to be a homicide in Alpena Co. after...
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Michigan State Police Angel Program an avenue of hope for those with addiction | News, Sports, Jobs
jriddle@thealpenanews.com News Photo by Julie Riddle Trooper Ashley Simpson stands behind the counter in the lobby of the Michigan State Police-Alpena Post on Tuesday. People wishing to take part in the State Police’s Angel Program for addiction can ask for help at the post. ALPENA — When addiction has taken away home, there’s still somewhere to turn, said Trooper Ashley Simpson, of the Michigan State Police-Alpena Post. The Angel Program, which just marked three years of operation by the Michigan State Police, connects people with addictions of any kind to residential treatment. Sixtee...
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Mikado man arrested for filing false report, lying to police – WBKB 11
ALCONA COUNTY, MI. — Michigan State Police said in late October 2020, a trooper from the (MSP) Alpena Post was dispatched to a residence on Condon Road in Millen Township to take a report of a stolen vehicle. During the investigation 42-year-old Jeremy Alan Lee of Mikado alleged his former girlfriend had stolen his 2003 Dodge pickup truck. The trooper located the truck at the former girlfriend’s residence. She claimed she purchased the vehicle and Lee had titled it in his name without her permission. The vehicle was to be titled in both their names. On December 2, 2020, a report was rec...
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Winter storm doesn't stop Alpena givers | News, Sports, Jobs
cnelson@thealpenanews.com News Photo by Crystal Nelson Michigan State Police Trooper Robert Michell on Saturday arranges donations in the back of his patrol vehicle during the Alpena Post’s annual Stuff a Blue Goose drive at WalMart, where police collect non-perishable food, toys, and toiletries to give to the Salvation Army. Alpena-area residents donated 1,135 food items, 557 toys, and 177 hygiene products and winter clothing items on Saturday. The community’s generosity filled the blue police vehicles four times over a seven-hour stretch in the middle of wintry weather. Donations may st...
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