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Former Michigan resident, Katelyn Jones, pleaded guilty to two counts of threats of violence through interstate commerce.
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Authorities in Alger County can’t use the boy’s incriminating statements against him because he wasn’t given a Miranda warning.
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Governors of 10 states and the territory of Puerto Rico sent a letter Wednesday addressed to leaders in both chambers of the U.S. Congress.
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The Michigan Attorney General's office says Wednesday that James Toepler was sentenced Tuesday under a specialized mental health treatment court.
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A Michigan student safety tip line program received more than seven thousand submissions last year, according to an annual report released this week.The program offers a confidential place to report school-related threats, violent behavior and mental health crises
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A Muskegon man will spend 15 years in prison for stalking and threatening his ex-wife. He was sentenced in the U.S. District Court of the Western District Court of Michigan on Monday.
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Now four months removed from office, former United States Congressman Peter Meijer said he received death threats during his time in the House of Representatives
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Randall Robert Berka II came to the attention of authorities as the result of an online tip to the FBI, which drew investigators to YouTube posts
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The FBI said Carpenter tweeted that he was returning to “to carry out the punishment of death to anyone” who is Jewish in Michigan government “if they don’t leave, or confess, and now that kind of problem.”
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Pilon was accused of calling nine Starbucks stores in Michigan and telling the employees answering his calls to relay racial threats to Starbucks employees wearing Black Lives Matter T-shirts