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Chance Hallam was bound over to trial on two counts of open homicide.
Michigan lawmaker fined $1,000 for violation of court order in drunken driving case View Comments Rep. Jewell Jones was ordered to pay $1,000 for failing to keep up to date on his alcohol tether payments, a failure that prompted the company managing the tether to shut it off last week. Livingston County Circuit Court Judge Michael Hatty said the violation was "disheartening" and warned the Inkster Democrat Friday that, if there are any more violations, he will "be looking at jail." Livingston County prosecutors had asked that Hatty revoke Jones' bond because of the failure to comply with...
The state's forensics center will determine if an 18-year-old Brighton man charged with shooting and killing his father is capable of standing trial, a judge ordered July 13. Police said Hayden Jagst killed Edward Jagst, a Canton Township police officer, at the family's home June 21. He is charged with open murder, two counts of felony firearm, carrying with unlawful intent and carrying a concealed weapon. Hayden Jagst will undergo an evaluation at the Center for Forensic Psychiatry to determine if he is competent to stand trial and can be found criminally responsible, according to an...
Correction: Hayden Jagst's next court hearing is Aug. 24. The date was incorrect in an earlier version of this story. The state's forensics center will determine if an 18-year-old Brighton man charged with shooting and killing his father is capable of standing trial, a judge ordered Tuesday. Police said Hayden Jagst killed Edward Jagst, a Canton Township police officer, at the family's home June 21. He is charged with open murder, two counts of felony firearm, carrying with unlawful intent and carrying a concealed weapon. Hayden Jagst will undergo an evaluation at the Center for Fore...