Man accused of sexually assaulting teen at Walmart heads to trial
Updated Dec 15, 2020;
WASHTENAW COUNTY, MI – A man accused of sexually assaulting a teen at an Ann Arbor-area Walmart is heading to trial.
Antonio Suava McClaster, 30, of Inkster, was bound over for trial Tuesday, Dec. 15, after waiving his right to preliminary examination before district Judge Kirk Tabbey.
McClaster was arraigned Nov. 20 on two sexual misconduct charges stemming from the sexual assault of a 17-year-old girl at the Pittsfield Township Walmart, 7000 E. Michigan Ave., court records show.
He heads to trial charged with one count each of third-degree criminal sexual conduct and fourth-degree criminal sexual conduct.
Animal trap thrown through bank window, flower shop owner dies: Ann Arbor top headlines Dec. 4-10
Updated Dec 11, 2020;
Posted Dec 11, 2020
Claire Harding took over as owner of Chelsea Flower Shop in downtown Ann Arbor in 1973, before selling the business to longtime employee, Nobukao Sakoda, who eventually sold the shop in Feb. 2018.
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