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The Michigan State Police trooper injured in a shootout on Dixie Highway in Bridgeport was released from an area hospital Thursday and will continue recovering at home.
BRIDGEPORT, Mich. (WJRT) - New information tonight in the Bridgeport Township shooting that left a Michigan State Police trooper injured and a suspect wanted on warrants dead.
The country’s final appellate court has given Deon Watson the green light to appeal against his convictions for three counts of possession of a firearm with intent to endanger life.
“Todd has been a cornerstone for St. Maries athletics,” said Bryan Chase, who currently coaches boys basketball and golf at St. Maries, and previously coached girls basketball. “His guidance and leadership will be greatly missed. Not only is Todd a great leader, but he is extremely organized. In all of my years coaching, I can’t think of any mixups in the schedule with other teams or refs.”
The Court of Appeal on Thursday rejected a move by Deon Watson to reopen his appeal against convictions for three counts of possession of a firearm with intent to endanger life. Watson and another were accused of the May 31, 2012 armed robbery of Scotiabank at Stella Maris, Long Island, after two masked gunmen stormed