Puzzles and Games - from The Detroit News
If single, a possible romance that might set your heart on fire in the upcoming week might turn out to be only a casual and temporary flirtation. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Consider welcoming every opportunity to improve your life and expand your resources as this week starts out.
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Police report: The suicide death of David Cobb - The Detroit News
The Sterling Heights police investigative report regarding the suicide of Detroit Police Officer David Cobb, whose body was found the evening of Sept. 26, 2009 in Dodge Park.
Vincent Smothers' victims, convicted and alleged - The Detroit News
A drug dispute put a target on Adrian Thornton’s back. “Lano,” the dope dealer who paid Smothers to kill, even though the two never met, wanted a pair of rivals dead: 27-year-old Thornton, known as “AD,” and his brother, Carl Thornton. Both were drug dealers who supposedly had shot one of Lano’s crew years earlier.
The Hitman: Vincent Smothers - The Detroit News
And, in big red letters across his back: “Vito.”. Before Vito the hit man, there was Vincent Smothers, a soft-spoken Kettering High School honor student from a working-class family on Detroit’s east side, according to interviews he’s given to police and media.
Search for your school's M-STEP scores - An online database
Search 2019 M-STEP scores by grade level and subject and SAT scores for every district and school in Michigan.
The hit man's helpers - The Detroit News
Two confessions, one crime. Prosecutors said a 14-year-old was responsible for the murders on Runyon in Detroit. The hit man insists he did it.
Investigator Ira Todd's lawsuit against the city - The Detroit News
In a whistleblower lawsuit filed by investigator Ira Todd in 2008, which was settled in 2015, he claims when he called Lexington police, they told him James Davis was a high-level drug dealer connected to former Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick.
Bloodbath on Runyon - The Detroit News
Few seemed to notice the skinny man and his friend as they tossed a baseball back and forth on Runyon the afternoon of Sept. 17, 2007. Vincent Smothers and his alleged partner, Ernest Davis, were casing the small white house on the west side of the street.
The police who investigated the crime - The Detroit News
The police who investigated the crime. By George Hunter / The Detroit News. Detroit police involvement in the saga of the hit man and the teen went beyond investigating crimes. Officers on both sides of the law have had a hand in the case.