Teen seriously hurt after being shot in Kalamazoo overnight
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and last updated 2021-04-29 08:12:14-04
KALAMAZOO MICH. â Police say a 17-year-old was seriously hurt after being shot overnight in Kalamazoo.
It happened around 2 a.m. along North Rose Street.
According to the Kalamazoo Department of Public Safety, officers responded to the area and found the 17-year-old Kalamazoo resident with a gunshot wound.
The victim was taken to the hospital in serious condition.
Call police at (269) 337-8142 or Silent Observer at (269) 343-2100 if you have any information.
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Protests to continue all week at a Kalamazoo bar accused of drugging womenâs drinks By Brandon James
Apr 20, 2021 6:40 AM
It all began when a video posted on TikTik by a Western Michigan University student went viral. The woman claiming that she and over a dozen other women had been slipped multiple drugs after visiting the bar. Since then, an online petition has been launched and a protest also took place at Y-Bar and Bistro late Monday afternoon. Alyssa McDonald, a protest organizer, says she wanted to help give people a voice and a place to unite about the situation..
YBar & Bistro in Kalamazoo. (Photo via Google Maps Streetview).
It all began when a video posted on TikTik by a Western Michigan University student went viral. The woman claiming that she and over a dozen other women had been slipped multiple drugs after visiting the bar. Since then, an online petition has been launched and a protest also took place at Y-Bar and Bistro late Monday afternoon. Alyssa McDonald, a protest organizer, says she wanted to help give people a voice and a place to unite about the situation..
Kalamazoo Police Chief Vernon Coakley says several detectives have been assigned to this case. The owner of the bar has repeatedly denied all the allegations, but has also said very little else and has avoided communication with several local media outlets.
YBar & Bistro in Kalamazoo. (Photo via Google Maps Streetview).
It all began when a video posted on TikTik by a Western Michigan University student went viral. The woman claiming that she and over a dozen other women had been slipped multiple drugs after visiting the bar. Since then, an online petition has been launched and a protest also took place at Y-Bar and Bistro late Monday afternoon. Alyssa McDonald, a protest organizer, says she wanted to help give people a voice and a place to unite about the situation..
Kalamazoo Police Chief Vernon Coakley says several detectives have been assigned to this case. The owner of the bar has repeatedly denied all the allegations, but has also said very little else and has avoided communication with several local media outlets.
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