‘Bang, you’re dead,’ ex-cop told police when they came to his booby-trapped home, troopers testify
Updated 11:27 AM;
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STANDISH, MI When police entered the rural Michigan home of an ex-police officer to serve a search warrant, they were struck by the strong odor of propane and the sound of gas rushing from a cut line.
Moments later, they found a device of fishing line and matches, a booby trap that was rigged to erupt in flames had a certain door been opened.
Three Michigan State Police troopers shared these details during the preliminary examination of 67-year-old Roger A. Broadstone, held Tuesday, May 11, before Arenac County Chief District Judge Richard E. Vollbach Jr.
4 charged with sex crimes against victims under 13
Updated Apr 28, 2021;
CRAWFORD COUNTY, MI – Four people are facing sex crime charges after a police search of a residence earlier this year.
All four of the suspects are charged with at least one count of first-degree criminal sexual conduct against a victim under 13 years old, according to a Michigan State Police news release. The charge involves penetration and carries a maximum penalty of life imprisonment.
In March, the MSP Houghton Lake Post executed a search warrant at a residence in Crawford County as part of an investigation into criminal sexual conduct and child sexually abusive material, police said. Troopers from the post were assisted by the MSP Emergency Support Team and MSP Computer Crimes Unit.
Prosecutors: Police justified in shooting death of Michigan man during meth raid
Updated 3:11 PM;
Today 3:11 PM
Police on the scene of a shooting that occurred in the 400 block of East Broad Street in Chesaning the morning of Jan. 7, 2021.
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SAGINAW, MI Prosecutors have ruled police were justified in using deadly force against a Chesaning man who drew a BB gun on them as they were executing a warrant on his apartment in search of methamphetamine.
The Saginaw County Prosecutor’s Office announced the afternoon of Monday, April 19, that Michigan State Police troopers involved in the January shooting death of John R. Neitling acted lawfully.
LAKE CITY â The names of the people involved in a murder/suicide last weekend were released Tuesday by the Michigan State Police, but many questions remained, including a motive.
Michigan State Police were called Saturday, April 3 night to perform a welfare check at North Seven Mile Road home in West Branch Township. When troopers entered the home, they found Patricia Lynn Briggs, 62, deceased from a gunshot wound, Michigan State Police said. No one else was found in the home, according to police. Troopers developed a suspect â her son Adam Prichard Briggs, 30, of Lake City â and put out a broadcast alert, according to police.
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