The Obama Administration. He spoke at the annual Aspen Institute security forum. Welcome back to the aspen security forum. Going to have a session with my friend tony blanken called foreignpolicy choices for 2021. Introduce both of our panelists. Tony doesnt need an introductionto most people for watching. We became friends and worked together long ago. President clinton at the National Security council had a very distinguished career in public service. As many of you know he was staff director for the Us Senate Foreign Relations Committee and the Obama Administration and those eight years he was assistant to president obama and Principal Deputy National Security adviser. It was National Security advisor to Vice President biden and deputy secretary of state for president obama and Vice President biden. Is now senior Foreign Policy advisor to Vice President biden in the Biden Campaign and its great to have tony blanken with us and hes going to be interviewed by jerry side, executive edi
Convicted killer serving 2 life sentences released because of COVID and now living in metro Detroit
He was serving two life sentences with no hope of parole for murder and running a major drug ring in Detroit in the 1990s. Now heâs out and living among us. COVID-19 made it happen.
By: WXYZ Staff
and last updated 2021-02-04 20:54:58-05
(WXYZ) â He was serving two life sentences with no hope of parole for murder and running a major drug ring in Detroit in the 1990s. Now heâs out and living among us.
COVID-19 made it happen.
This is the case of John Bass, now 51. He was the leader of the Young Boys Incorporated Detroit drug gang.
Ronald Segars, 49, was given a compassionate release in June from a federal prison, two years early due to the the pandemic and his medical issues. He now faces charges of shooting his fiancee four times and her mother twice during an argument at a home in the 16000 block of Normandy Street on Detroit s west side two weeks ago, WDIV reports. He was taken into custody that day, Dec. 14. Authorities say it began with an argument about 2:50 a.m. between Segars and his 43-year-old fiancée. Her mother was shot when she tried to intervene. The mother has since been released from the hospital. Her daughter was last reported in serious condition.
A Michigan man who was released from prison two years early due to coronavirus safety concerns allegedly shot his fiancée and her mother earlier this month.
Ronald Segars, 49, was released from prison two months before the December 14 shooting that left his fiancée and her 64-year-old mother injured. Segars was originally scheduled to be released in June 2022 for conspiring to sell heroin and illegal possession of a firearm, but U.S. District Judge Arthur Tarnow granted a compassionate release due to the coronavirus pandemic and medical reasons, according to WDIV.
The news station reported that the shooting occurred after the mother attempted to break up a fight between her daughter and Segars. Segars surrendered at a gas station the same day as the shooting.