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Inkster to lose half of police force according to un...
Friday May 25 | via Examiner.com
The Inkster, Mich. , City Council cut $2 million from its public safety budget Thursday night prompting union officials to predict the layoffs of half the city's police force. Comment?
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Inkster to lay off at least 21 police officers
Thursday May 24 | via ClickOnDetroit
The city of Inkster soon will be without at least 21 police officers after a vote Thursday night by City Council members. Comment?
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Half of Inkster police to lose jobs
Thursday May 24 | via WXYZ
INKSTER, Mich. - As it stands now half of the officers from the Inkster Police Department will lose their jobs in one month.A Inkster City Council approved a budget Thursday night that cuts $2 million dollars from the public safety budget.A That means big layoffs for the department. Comment?
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Yes and no: Merger talks on for fire, not for police
Wednesday May 23 | via HomeTownLife.com
A meeting is planned May 29 to discuss the potential merger of the Garden City and Dearborn Heights Fire Departments. Comment?
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Farmington/Farmington Hills police calls
Wednesday May 23 | via HomeTownLife.com
When police caught up to the woman, her vehicle had swerved off the road. She didn't pull over when police activated emergency lights and a siren. Comment?
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Inkster looks at $2 million in cuts to Police Depart...
Monday May 21 | via Detroit News
The city is set to vote Thursday on a budget for the next fiscal year that's expected to trim some $2 million from the Police Department - which could mean layoffs or a merger with another community's public safety services. Comment?
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Inkster may eliminate entire police department, be serviced by Wayne County Sheriff's Department
Monday May 21 | via ClickonDetroit.com
The future of the Inkster Police Department is expected to be announced Monday during a public hearing at 6 p.m. The city is considering eliminating the entire police force and contracting with the Wayne County Sheriff's Department to take over patrols. 6 comments
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Robert D. Brignall, Esq. Recognized by Strathmore's ...
Monday May 21 | via PR.com
Mr. Robert D. Brignall, Esq. of Inkster, Michigan has been included in the Strathmore's Who's Who Worldwide Edition for his outstanding contributions and achievements in the field of media. Comment?
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Parents of dead infant competent to stand trial
Saturday May 19 | via HomeTownLife.com
The parents of a Westland infant, who died due to abuse in December, have been found competent to face criminal charges in their son's death. Comment?
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Inkster considers eliminating the entire police depa...
Friday May 18 | via ClickonDetroit.com
A special meeting is being held in Inkster Friday night and members are expected to discuss a proposal to eliminate the city's police force. Comment?
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Inkster Judge Sylvia James should be barred from off...
Tuesday May 15 | via Detroit Free Press
Inkster Chief Judge Sylvia James shook her head in dissent as she was characterized as the Queen of Inkster, who used court funds for personal travel, charitable donations and alleged self-promotion. Paul Fischer, executive director and general counsel for the Michigan Judicial Tenure Commission, accused James of using public funds to buy ads in ... (more) Comment?
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Wednesday May 9 | via Detroit Free Press
A 19-year-old student faces weapons charges after authorities say he brought a loaded handgun to Crestwood High School on Monday. Comment?
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Briefs: Crestwood student faces loaded handgun charge
Tuesday May 8 | via Detroit News
A 19-year-old Crestwood High School student was charged Tuesday with carrying a loaded handgun to school, Wayne County prosecutors said. Comment?
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Felony Charges In High School Gun Bust
Tuesday May 8 | via CBS Local
A 19-year-old Dearborn Heights student has been charged after he allegedlyA carriedA a loaded handgun on school property. Comment?
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Teen charged with bringing gun to school
Tuesday May 8 | via WXYZ
DEARBORN HEIGHTS, Mich. - A 19-year-old faces more than five years in prison after he allegedly brought a gun to Crestwood High School in Dearborn Heights on Monday.A Robert Lee-Curtis Perkins of Inkster, a senior at the high school, has been charged with Carrying a Concealed Weapon, Possessing a Weapon in a Weapon Free School Zone and Felony ... (more) Comment?
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Owner finds air conditioning unit missing from renta...
Friday May 4 | via Westland Observer
On May 7, a Canton woman told police that she was checking on a rental home she owns in the 30000 block of Stewart Lane three days after the tenants had moved out. Comment?
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