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Man with machine guns who sold meth masked as Adderall gets prison, U.S. attorney says - Vimarsana News

Man with machine guns who sold meth masked as Adderall gets prison, U.S. attorney says

He was also trafficking illegal firearms and had "ghost guns," officials said.

Source: mlive.com
Law enforcement partners announce Safe Summer Program to curb gun violence - Vimarsana News

Law enforcement partners announce Safe Summer Program to curb gun violence

Local and governmental officials announced the Safe Summer 2024 program in Kalamazoo to curb gun violence. The overarching message was accountability.

U.S. Attorney Mark Totten launches Safe Summer 2024 to curtail gun violence - Vimarsana News

U.S. Attorney Mark Totten launches Safe Summer 2024 to curtail gun violence

U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Michigan Mark Totten appeared in Kalamazoo to kick off Safe Summer 2024 Thursday.

GH man sentenced to 27 years for child exploitation - Vimarsana News

GH man sentenced to 27 years for child exploitation

GRAND RAPIDS — Brian Ray Stefono, 55, of Grand Haven, was sentenced on Tuesday to serve 27 years in prison for the sexual assault and exploitation of a 4-year-old child.

Hundreds Gather in Grand Rapids, Mich., for MMIP Awareness Event - Vimarsana News

Hundreds Gather in Grand Rapids, Mich., for MMIP Awareness Event

The rolling green mounds of Ah-Nab-Awen Park in Grand Rapids, Mich., glimmered red on Friday, May 03, as hundreds of tribal citizens, leaders and allies gathered to demand justice for the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Peoples (MMIP) crisis. The gathering, organized by the state's MMIP task force, was one of hundreds that took place around Indian Country for National MMIP Awareness Day, proclaimed by President Joe Biden as Sunday, May 5. Red is the official color commemorating MMIP, drawn from the common Native belief that red is the only color spirits can see.

Source: yahoo.com