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Michigan GOP and Dems want reform one year after George Floyd s death. Can it happen? Dave Boucher, Detroit Free Press © Ryan Garza, Detroit Free Press Protesters march through downtown Detroit on the sixth day of protests against police brutality on Wednesday, June 3, 2020. I wholly reject the notion of defunding the police. I think it s the worst idea I ve ever heard, Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel told the state Senate Judiciary and Public Safety Committee during a recent hearing. It s really almost impossible for a police officer to be stripped of their license, except under circumstances of course where you have conviction not charge, but conviction of a felony or a high-security misdemeanor, or where there s been a lengthy term of separation from one law enforcement agency to the next, Nessel said, echoing comments she made last year when she unveiled proposed police reforms.
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May 25, 2021 | 6:15 PM
State Rep. Beau LaFave today introduced a plan to hold the communist Chinese government financially responsible for knowingly unleashing the COVID-19 pandemic upon the state of Michigan, nation, and world. House Bill 4909 is a reintroduction of a bill authored by LaFave last term. The bill previously obtained bipartisan support.
House Bill 4909 would create the Coronavirus Responsibility Reimbursement Act, directing the Michigan Department of the Treasury to determine the financial impact the pandemic had on the state and sending an invoice to the Chinese government for reimbursement.
“Michiganders continue to suffer at the hands of the communist Chinese government and the infectious disease that emerged from the Province of Wuhan more than fifteen months ago,” said Rep. LaFave. “Conservatives were silenced, told their accusations of a lab-escaped virus were nothing more than baseless conspiracy theories, but now even Dr. Fa
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HOUGHTON Local and downstate lawmakers visited sites damaged in the 2018 floods last month as part of an effort to encourage the Department of Natural Resources and the state legislature to provide more funds to restore trails.
State Sen. Ed McBroom, R-Vulcan, and Rep. Greg Markkanen, R-Hancock, organized the event.
“I thank Chairman Ed McBroom and Rep. Markkanen for bringing some pretty heavy hitters up to take a look at the properties we have here that unfortunately we still have not addressed,” Commissioner Glenn Anderson said.
Also in attendance were state Sens. Wayne Schmidt, R-Traverse City, and Jon Bumstead, R-Newaygo, both members of the Senate’s Natural Resources Committee. From the House sides were state Reps. John Damoose, R-Harbor Springs and Beau LaFave, R-Iron Mountain.
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