Man mocked by Grosse Pointe cops is suspect in Detroit home invasion

The mentally ill man who was mocked in videos circulated among Grosse Pointe Park police is a suspect in a home invasion in Detroit.

Fox 2 reports that Michael Scipio broke into an Indian Village house and was fended off by the homeowner with a hammer.

Police said Scipio’s arm was broken as a result.
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Scipio made national news after we revealed videos that showed police mocking the homeless man, who has speech and alcohol problems. We’ve removed most of the videos at Scipio’s request.
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Five cops were suspended following an internal investigation. City officials have declined to divulge the lengths of the suspensions but said they would range from one to 60 days.
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One of the accused officers was spotted back on the job after a few days.

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Steve Neavling

Steve Neavling lives and works in Detroit as an investigative journalist. His stories have uncovered corruption, led to arrests and reforms and prompted FBI investigations.

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