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CLINTON TOWNSHIP — A crash involving three vehicles left an 18-year-old man dead on April 16.

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Collin West, who was 16 at the time of the incident, was charged as an adult with attempted murder and first-degree home invasion and recently pleaded guilty to the lower charges in Macomb County Circuit Court as part of a plea deal with county prosecutors.

Collin West's lawyer, Jeffery Cojocar, says prosecutors agreed to the plea deal due to “some of the evidentiary and factual weaknesses in their case, and the realistic possibility that Collin could have been acquitted of all charges brought against him."