Gangs in Michigan play a significant role in distributing illegal substances and engaging in criminal activities, with operations expanding to digital platforms.
What the fastest speeding ticket written in Michigan? Where was it written and how fast were they driving? Discover the details and consequences of speed in Michigan.
The DeMayo Law Office has revealed that Michigan has the 2nd highest violent crime rate in the US. See what crimes earned the ranking and the number committed.
Watch out, kids! Even in states where marijuana has been made legal for medical or recreational purposes, law enforcement agencies are using the social media to bust people for marijuana.
A recent article in HIGH TIMES reveals that police have been posing as black market pot growers and posting on popular social media platforms, such as Facebook and Instragram, in hopes of making marijuana arrests
Michigan law enforcement claims it is not enough to bust motorists for texting and driving, which is why they have launched a campaign aimed at harassing citizens engaged in any form of “distracted driving,” from eating to changing the radio station.
Michigan police will soon begin using drones to help shakedown citizens across the state. Earlier this week, the Federal Aviation Administration approved a measure that would allow local police squads to employ drones to assist with investigations.
Michigan police have officially gone insane. In 2012, eight Saginaw cops held a 49-year-old mentally disabled man at gunpoint. It is apparent in the video, which was released Monday by the ACLU, that the man does not have the capacity to be a real threat, yet officers appear to be waiting for a reason to pull the trigger. Not a single officer puts his weapon away to attempt to detain this man without violence.
Warning: These videos are disturbing.
A Michigan woman has filed a lawsuit against the City of St. Clair Shores because the local police department murdered her dog. According to reports, Brittany Preston says two officers showed up at her grandfather’s house and shot her dog, Lexie, several times instead of letting her grandfather take the dog inside.
A Michigan man is lucky to be alive, after a public display of his Second Amendment rights turned into a roadside standoff with police. The incident occurred last month in Kalamazoo when several 911 calls about a man holding a riffle while walking down the street led to authorities swooping in to prevent a crisis...
A Michigan couple says a police officer stepped into their fenced in backyard over the weekend and fatally shot their 10-month-old dog while pursuing of a suspect.
Paranoia ran deep last week in Royal Oak, Michigan, after a Twitter account claiming to be that of the local police department posted the following messages: “We know who you are and we are going to watch you,” as a reply to a medical marijuana post.
Even though there are fewer police officers these days across the state of Michigan, a new report indicates that citizens are actually safer now from the perils of serious crime than they have been in over a decade.