Suspect surrenders following police chase, standoff on Lansing s west side
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LANSING – A man who reportedly sped away from police after they tried to to stop him on a weapons matter surrendered peacefully following a standoff in a west Lansing neighborhood on Monday afternoon.
The incident began about 2:18 p.m. when Lansing officers and Michigan State Police troopers tried to stop a driver at Washington and Oakland avenues, Lansing police said.
The driver ran his car into a trooper s vehicle and sped off, touching off a pursuit that ended when the suspect s vehicle crashed on West Ottawa Street, near Westmoreland Street, on the city s west side, police said.
Patrick E. Hackett, Sr. was blessed to have his final wish come true with his peaceful passing from this life in the early morning hours of March 26, 2021 in the quiet surroundings of his home. A private Mass of Christian Burial for Patrick E. Hackett, Sr. will be held at St. John’s Church, in Morristown, New York. Arrangements have been entrusted to IslandView Funeral Services, www.islandviewfs.com
Pat was born in Ogdensburg, New York on February 16, 1931, the firstborn son of the late Emmet P. and Emma E. Bateman. Pat grew up in Ogdensburg and spent his summers at the Bateman family camp on the St. Lawrence River. He had fond memories of fun and mischief with his family and particularly with