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Two dead in suspected Holland Twp. murder-suicide - Vimarsana News

Two dead in suspected Holland Twp. murder-suicide

HOLLAND (WHTC-AM/FM) -- A 23-year-old man and a 22-year-old woman were found shot dead in their Holland Township apartment, according to Ottawa County...

Two found dead in Holland Township apartment - News - Holland Sentinel - Vimarsana News

Two found dead in Holland Township apartment - News - Holland Sentinel

HOLLAND TWP. — Two people were found dead in an apartment in Holland Township on Sunday morning, according to the Ottawa County Sheriff’s Office.The Ottawa County Sheriff’s said that a 23-year-old man and a 22-year-old woman were found dead in an apartment in the 2900 block of Millpond Drive in Holland Township at about 10:45 Sunday morning. The Sheriff’s Office said the two individuals were involved in a domestic relationship.Deputies said that a preliminary

Police investigate possible murder-suicide in Ottawa County - Vimarsana News

Police investigate possible murder-suicide in Ottawa County

Family member finds 22-year-old woman, 23-year-old man dead in Holland Township.

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Jordan Police respond to 'swatting' incident involving fictitious gun threat - Vimarsana News

Jordan Police respond to 'swatting' incident involving fictitious gun threat

The Jordan Police Department responded to a false threat of gun violence at a home on Millpond Drive Dec. 16. A call was received Dec. 15 regarding a male with suicidal intentions who threatened violence toward other individuals inside the home, Jordan Police Chief Brett Empey said. Once police arrived at the scene, they determined the call was a spoofed report. - Advertisement - Empey said this was a case of “swatting,” where a caller reports a fictitious event in order to harass involved parties, including police. “It’s a dangerous situation, and we need to respond to th...