Woman struck, killed on US-23 in Hartland Township early Sunday livingstondaily.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from livingstondaily.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
State Rep. Jewell Jones reportedly facing charges following vehicle accident Posted: Wednesday 04.07.2021 2:25 pm Revised: Thursday 04.08.2021 2:25 pm
INKSTER Sources have reported that Michigan State Representative Jewell Jones is awaiting arraignment following a vehicle accident.
Jones (D-Inkster), represents the 11th District, which is all of Garden City and Inkster and portions of Dearborn Heights, Livonia and Westland. He is 25-years-old and reportedly facing multiple charges following an accident on I-96 near Fowlerville.
“I can confirm troopers from the Michigan State Police Brighton Post were dispatched to a crash in Livingston County along I-96 last night, Tuesday, April 6,” MSP spokeswoman Lori Dougovito told the Detroit Free Press. “The resulting investigation led to the arrest of a 25-year-old male from Inkster. The report has been submitted to the Livingston County Prosecutor’s Office for review.”
Michigan State Rep. Jewell Jones Arrested
7 Apr 2021
A local police source confirmed Michigan state Rep. Jewell Jones (D) was arrested Tuesday night, though authorities have yet to reveal any charges.
Jones reportedly spent Tuesday night in jail, according to sources for Fox 2 and the
Detroit Free Press. The 25-year-old Jones is in his third term, representing the 11th District, comprising Garden City, Inkster, as well as portions of Dearborn Heights, Livonia, and Westland.
Michigan State Police remain officially silent on the identity of a 25-year-old man taken into custody last night, but the Livingston County Sheriff’s Office did say Jones was released from custody Wednesday morning. According to reporting by Fox 2’s Jessica Dupnack, “sources say investigators are waiting on a toxicology report.”
March 11, 2021
A woman has been charged in connection with a police chase in Livingston County.
22-year-old Brooklyn Alexander of Holt is facing charges of fleeing and eluding following the incident that occurred March 1st at about 10:15pm. Livingston County Sheriffâs Deputies attempted to stop a vehicle reported stolen out of the Lansing area on westbound I-96 near Latson Road. When it failed to stop, a pursuit began that continued onto southbound D-19. Alexander reportedly lost control near David Road, ran off the roadway and struck a fence, where she fled on foot but was eventually apprehended. Deputies on scene were assisted by troopers from the Michigan State Police Brighton Post.
March 2, 2021
Two high-speed chases in two days put two suspects behind bars, both facing felony charges.
The first incident occurred at about 3:20 Sunday morning when a Livingston County Sheriffâs Deputy attempted to stop a vehicle near the Village of Fowlerville because it did not have a license plate. The vehicle failed to stop and fled onto westbound I-96. The pursuit was terminated at the Livingston/Ingham County line.
However, approximately a half-hour later, that same vehicle was observed near Grand River and Gregory Road in Handy Township. When a deputy attempted to stop it, the vehicle again fled, this time eastbound on Grand River and then headed northbound on Fowlerville Road, where it struck a deer north of Sharpe Road and became disabled.