Feds: 2 Detroit cops terrorized dealers and dispensaries, stealing money, drugs for years
Two suspended Detroit cops who are accused of stealing drugs, money and property during warrantless raids and bogus arrests were indicted.
Two suspended Detroit cops who are accused of stealing drugs, money and property during warrantless raids and bogus arrests were indicted.
The unit is accused of improperly gaining search warrants for an untold number of houses and marijuana dispensaries, where money and drugs were seized and never logged.
Detroit police have been quietly raiding cannabis dispensaries, but no charges have been filed in the cases.
In May, Detroit Police Chief James Craig inexplicably stopped releasing public information on daily shootings, murders and other violent crimes, making it appear as if the city was safer than it is.
Two thieves in a vehicle slammed through the plate-glass windows of Lafayette Foods early this morning.
Chief Craig opens up about becoming Detroit’s top cop.
At a devastating clip, a new brand of graffiti vandals is hitting Detroit’s small businesses, historic and occupied buildings, freeway signs, church sanctuaries, houses and cars.
The Rev. Horace Sheffield III, who is running for Congress, said he wishes he had kept his mouth shut.
The chief said he believes the threat came from within a criminal drug enterprise.
The good news? Shootings dropped 25% from January 2013.