MACOMB COUNTY PROSECUTOR'S OFFICE EMAIL NEWSLETTER | | |
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As we gear up for a new school year, we are excited to bring you the latest updates and insights from the Macomb County Prosecutor's Office. Our mission has always been to foster a safer and more informed community, and we believe that knowledge is the cornerstone of both safety and progress.
In this edition of our newsletter, we will be focusing on a range of topics that directly impact the lives of our fellow residents in Macomb County. With the safety of our students in mind, we will be sharing valuable tips and resources to ensure a secure and productive school year for our youth. Education, after all, goes hand in hand with safety, and we are committed to empowering our students with the tools they need to make informed decisions.
Furthermore, we are thrilled to announce the upcoming FREE Senior Citizens Expos. These events have become an annual highlight for our community. These expos offer a platform for our senior citizens to connect with valuable services, explore opportunities to enhance their quality of life and gather information on senior scams. We encourage you to mark your calendars and join us as we celebrate and support the vibrant senior citizen population in our county.
In our continuous pursuit of justice, we will also be sharing recent convictions secured by our dedicated team. These outcomes represent our unwavering commitment to holding offenders accountable and ensuring that Macomb County remains a safe place to live, work, and raise a family.
Transparency has been a core principle of our office, and we recognize its pivotal role in building trust within our community. Through this newsletter we foster transparency, open communication, and collaboration with you, the residents we proudly serve.
Thank you for your continued support and engagement. We believe that by staying connected and informed, we can collectively contribute to the prosperity of Macomb County.
Wishing you a safe, prosperous, and inspiring school year ahead.
Sincerely,
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Photo: Macomb County Prosecutor's Outreach Coordinator Heather Esposito, State Rep. for the 12th District Kimberly Edwards and the Prosecutor's Office Warrant Unit Administrative Assistant Lori Addelia in Roseville for a National Night Out event. | The Macomb County Prosecutor's Office was proud to take part in the National Night Out events. It was a great night at the Macomb County Sheriff's Department and it was nice to meet the State Rep for the 12th District, Kimberly Edwards, at the Veteran's Memorial Park in Roseville! Thank you to all who volunteered to make this night a success! | |
Photo: Summer Law School Intern Aniela Bosca, Assistant Prosecutor Christopher Urban, and Discovery Support Staffer Olya Rybak at the Macomb County Sheriff's National Night Out event. |
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Photo: Hon. Joseph Toia, Macomb County Prosecutor Peter J. Lucido, Chef Bobby Nahra, Fox 2 Detroit Broadcaster Charlie Langton, Toni Celani, and Hon. Richard Caretti. | Prosecutor Lucido was honored to participate in the Macomb Foundation Hall of Fame 2023 Awards Ceremony. Congratulations, to this year's inductees: Toni Celani (Celani Family Foundation), the Gagliano Family (Genesis Automotive Group), Susan Kattula (Chaldean Community Foundation), and Chef Bobby Nahra (Encore Catering). | |
Stopping School Threats, Violence, Weapons, & Bullying in Schools | |
As we begin a new school year let's all work together to stop school threats, violence, weapons and bullying. The prosecutor's office has zero tolerance for any and all threats or violence taking place within the Macomb County Schools. | |
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Reporting a Threat, Violence, Weapons or Bullying:
• Tell an Adult
• Call: 8-555-OK2SAY. (855-565-2729), If it is an Emergency, Dial 911
• Text: 652729 (OK2SAY)
• Email: OK2SAY@mi.gov
• Call the Police Department in your community
• Contact the School Resource Officer
Keeping Your Schools and Friends Safe:
• Stay Vigilant
• Report Threats, Violence, Weapons, or Bullying
• Stay Connected to Your Fellow Students
• Talk to Your Parent(s) or School Counselor if You Need Help
Resources for Parents:
• Macomb County Community Mental Health If you or someone you know is in crisis, call
586-307-9100, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
For all others, call 855-99-MCCMH (855-996-2264)
• Contact a School Social Worker or Counselor
Download the Stopping Violence In Schools: What Parents and Students Need to Know Brochure
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Prosecutor Lucido Talks About Stopping
School Threats and Violence!
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Prosecutor Lucido's Efforts to Reduce Recidivism Recognized by Non-Profit Think Tank | |
The Nolan Center for Justice was established by the American Conservative Union Foundation (“ACUF”), a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. | |
Making Macomb Communities Safer
One of Prosecutor Lucido's top goals is to reduce recidivism to make Macomb County safer. Recidivism refers to repeat offenders. Prosecutor Lucido's efforts contributed to a cut in Macomb County's recidivism rate from 25.5% to 17.8%, a 7.7% point and 30% reduction in recidivism. Today, Macomb County's recidivism rate is lower than Wayne County, Oakland County, and the State of Michigan rate.
Please take a moment and read the full report published by the Nolan Center for Justice Organization that highlights and summarizes the positive results since 2020. https://conservativejusticereform.org/pete-lucido/
Article Conclusion:
Instead of simply pushing for harsher sentences and increasing incarceration rates, the Macomb County Prosecutor’s Office is focusing on addressing the underlying drivers of crime and continuing to decrease the rate of recidivism. This strategy leaves the door open to rehabilitation and redemption, while increasing public safety by working to prevent crime before it occurs. The success in Lucido’s county and the State of Michigan in reducing recidivism is encouraging, but Macomb County has gone a step further and stands out from the crowd. It is equally impressive that the county obtained these results during the COVID 19 pandemic and civil unrest following George Floyd’s death, suggesting that its strategies and reforms are more durable than Michigan’s state-wide strategy.
By focusing on public safety, Prosecutor Lucido has made Macomb County a safer place to live. Policy underscored by the principles of accountability and redemption are the keys to his leadership, and a cornerstone of the results seen in his county over the last three years.
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Macomb County Prosecutor's Summer Interns Return to School, New Interns Join the Office | |
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The summer interns at the Macomb County Prosecutor's Office gained experience in the courtroom and out. Fall interns are starting soon and we are now accepting applications for winter internships. The deadline to apply for winter 2024 internships is Friday, December 1, 2023. Space is limited, so apply early.
Pursuant to Michigan Court Rule 8.120, law school student interns are given authority to appear and represent the People of the State of Michigan in court proceedings. Though intern duties will vary based upon the day to day needs of the office, law school student interns typically engage in activities such as plea negotiations, bench trials, formal hearings, case review, legal research, and appellate brief writing. Please send a resume and cover letter to prosecutorinternship@macombgov.org.
For questions please contact Intern Coordinator Martha Maxwell at Martha.Maxwell@macombgov.org or (586) 469-7175.
For more information on Internships visit our website at https://prosecutor.macombgov.org/Prosecutor-InternshipOpportunity
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Macomb County Prosecutor’s Office Implements New Case Management System | |
Thanks to the Macomb County Board of Commissioners and the County Executive the Macomb County Prosecutor's Office was approved to implement a new case management system in December 2022. The new system has improved every area of the office. | |
- Juvenile Unit is now paperless for all delinquency cases.
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Prosecutor's Office can now interface with most district courts, allowing the office to send subpoenas more efficiently.
- Prosecutor's Office is now integrated with the State Bar of Michigan to ensure defense attorney contact information remains current.
- Police agencies can submit warrant requests electronically providing more transparency, greater accountability and speedier warrant review.
- Crime victims may receive information electronically about their case, and get information more timely and efficiently.
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Visit Peanut the Prosecutor on Instagram! | |
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The Macomb County Prosecutor's support dog Peanut continues to integrate into his work life. Peanut the Prosecutor, comes from the Canine Advocacy Program in connection with CARE House to help survivors of trauma participate in the Criminal Justice System.
Peanut has settled in well and found some new friends and co-workers. When not meeting children victims or witnesses he can be found on the 5th floor in the Child Protection Unit or on the 4th floor near the Discovery Unit.
APA Vicki Policicchio took Peanut for a few days when Peanut's Dad, APA Mark Laws, went on a family vacation. Peanut loved meeting her cats and her home. Discovery Support Staffer Olya Rybak has become Peanut's go to dog walker and they can be seen around town at lunch visiting local businesses and delivering good cheer to the people of Mt. Clemens. Look for his new Instagram account where you can see Peanut in the community!
Peanut is scheduling another "test" for next month. He has to lie in the courtroom next to the witness stand for 60 minutes without moving while there are various distractions going on around him. We have employed some new training strategies and are very hopeful he will ace it this time around.
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https://www.instagram.com/peanuttheprosecutor/ | |
Mark Your Calendars! Upcoming Senior Expos | |
Don't Miss the Fall Senior Expo on
Monday, September 25, 2023
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Join the Macomb County Prosecutor's Office at the FREE Senior Expo on Monday, September 25, 2023 from 9am-12pm at the Palazzo Grande Banquet Center located at 54660 Van Dyke Ave., Shelby Township, MI 48316 and on October 19, 2023 from 10am-1pm at the Century Banquet Center located at 33204 Maple Lane, Sterling Heights, MI 48312.
Meet with experts regarding Senior SCAMS and elderly abuse prevention, Medicare coverage, assisted living, mobility solutions, independent living, veterans benefits, senior travel, health insurance, home care, medical equipment, hospice care, financial planning, legal assistance, physical therapy, and much more. More Information
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Join Prosecutor Lucido at the Senior Fun Festival on September 29, 2023 | |
Upcoming FREE Stopping Crimes Against Macomb Seniors (SCAMS) Presentations | |
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Monday, September 11, 2023
@ 11:00 am
Chesterfield Twp. Senior Center
47275 Sugarbush Rd., Chesterfield Twp., MI 48047
Thursday, September 14, 2023
@ 1:00 pm
Harrison Township Library
38255 Lanse Creuse St., Suite A, Harrison Twp., MI 48045
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Tuesday, September 19, 2023 @ 10:00 am
Tucker Senior Center
26980 Ballard St., Harrison Twp., MI 48045
Thursday, October 5, 2023 @ 10:00 am
Shelby Twp. Senior Center
14975 21 Mile Rd, Shelby Twp., MI 48315
Saturday, October 7, 2023 @ 9:30 am
Romeo United Methodist Church
280 N. Main St., Romeo, MI 48065
Tuesday, October 10, 2023 @ 6:30 pm
New Hope Christian Church
52226 Van Dyke Ave., Shelby Twp., MI 48316
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Schedule a SCAMS Presentation for Your Group | |
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SCAM ALERT!
The Macomb County Sheriff's Department is receiving numerous calls regarding a phone scam. A male caller is representing himself as Deputy Ryan Walker or Deputy Ryan Mitchell of the Macomb County Sheriff's Office. He is soliciting money. The male is stating that the person called has arrest warrants for failing to appear for jury duty. The male caller is then requesting the person called, to meet him with cash, gift cards, or to transfer funds via an online application.
This male does NOT work for the Macomb County Sheriff's Office. The Macomb County Sheriff's Office will not call you to collect any type of fees!! Please do not give any information or money to this caller. The caller is currently contacting people from 586-206-2078. This is not a Macomb County Sheriff's Office telephone number, however; if you call him he answers as the Sheriff's Office. We are working to locate him!
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SCAM ALERT!
The Clinton Twp. Police Department made our office aware that an unknown subject has been randomly reaching out to people, via telephone, and representing themselves as Det. Anderson from the Clinton Township Police Department. There are a few similarities among the scam phone calls;
1) No caller ID
2) The subject will say “This call is being recorded”
3) “Are you on a secure line?” or “Are you in a confidential area?”
4) Identifying himself as “Officer Jay Anderson badge number 338C”
5) “Clinton Township Police Department”
6) Uses police terms such as “10-4”
The Clinton Township Police Department will NEVER ask for any payment or any financial information to make a payment over the phone. If you suspect you have been targeted by this fraud, please contact Captain Blake at (586) 493-7857.
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Recent Convictions and Sentencings | |
We at the Macomb County Prosecutor's Office cannot be prouder of the recent jury verdicts and sentencings that have exemplified our dedication to justice and the rule of law. These jury verdicts and sentencings stand as a testament to the tireless efforts of our office in pursuing justice. | |
Warren Man Guilty of Murder During Drug Deal | |
On Friday, August 25, 2023, a Macomb County jury convicted 24-year old Joshua Carter of murder after a seven-day jury trial by Assistant Prosecutor Anthony Servitto with the assistance of Assistant Prosecutors Jurji Fedorak and Fred Bartolomei.
Carter of Detroit participated in a drug deal with the victim which resulted in Carter shooting the victim twice in the head at a gas station in Warren. Carter was found guilty of Second Degree Murder, (life felony), Felony Murder in the First Degree (life felony), and two counts of Felony Firearm (two year mandatory felony). He will be sentenced on Thursday, September 26, 2023 at 9:00 am, in front of Macomb County Circuit Court Judge Julie Gatti. More information
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Assistant Prosecutor
Anthony Servitto
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Clinton Twp. Man Guilty on All Charges in Criminal Sexual Conduct Trial | |
On Thursday, August 17, 2023 a Macomb County jury convicted 50-year old Edwin Jenkins of four counts of Criminal Sexual Conduct in the First Degree with a Person Under 13, while the Defendant was over 17 years-old, after a six-day jury trial by Assistant Prosecutor Elizabeth Rittinger.
Edwin Jenkins sexually assaulted his daughter from the age of three to 13. Jenkins was charged with four counts of Criminal Sexual Conduct in the First Degree (mandatory 25 year felony). Jenkins will be sentenced on Thursday, September 26, 2023 at 9:00 am, in front of Macomb County Circuit Court Judge Diane Druzinski.
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Assistant Prosecutor
Elizabeth Rittinger
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“The guilty verdict shows justice can prevail even in the face of unimaginable pain. The defendant’s actions, spanning over a decade, shattered innocence and inflicted lasting injury. While we cannot erase the past, we can ensure that the survivor’s bravery leads to a future where healing and accountability stand strong,” said Macomb County Prosecutor Peter J. Lucido. More information | |
Detroit Man Sentenced to 25-40 Years in Criminal Sexual Conduct Case | |
On August 2, 2023, Dewon Henderson, a 37 year-old man from Detroit, was sentenced in front of Macomb County Circuit Court Judge Kathryn Viviano for his guilty conviction of Criminal Sexual Conduct.
In December 2021, Dewon Henderson sexually assaulted a minor in a hotel in Roseville. Henderson was charged with two counts of Criminal Sexual Conduct in the First Degree (life felony). On Friday, June 16, 2023, a Macomb County jury convicted Henderson on all counts after a four-day jury trial by Assistant Prosecutor Lisa Lozen.
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Assistant Prosecutor
Lisa Lozen
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Henderson was sentenced to a mandatory minimum of 25 years to 40 years in the Michigan Department of Corrections. He must register on the Michigan Sex Offender Registry, have lifetime electronic monitoring, and pay fines and costs. More information | |
Macomb County Jury Finds Detroit Man Guilty on All Charges Including First Degree Murder | |
On Monday, July 27, 2023, a Macomb County jury convicted Jeffery Clark, a 33 year-old man from Detroit, on all charges including first degree murder after a two day jury trial by Assistant Prosecutor Steve Fox. The jury returned a guilty verdict on all counts in 45 minutes before Macomb County Circuit Court Judge Diane Druzinski.
The murder occurred in the City of Fraser on Monday, July 4, 2022. Jeffery Clark shot Jerray Robertson after chasing him down in an apartment complex parking lot.
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Assistant Prosecutor
Steve Fox
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Clark was convicted of First Degree Premeditated Murder (life felony), Felon is Possession of a Firearm (5 year felony), and two counts of Felony Firearm (2 year mandatory felony). More information | |
An arraignment marks the formal presentation of charges against the accused. The Macomb County Prosecutor’s Office represents the people. We are committed to achieving justice and following the laws of the State of Michigan. All that are accused of a crime are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. | |
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Troy Man Arraigned for Shooting at
Roseville Party Store
On Tuesday, August 29, 2023, a 24-year-old man from Troy was arraigned in connection with a shooting at a Roseville party store.
It is alleged that on Thursday, June 1, 2023, Kylen Mancini had a verbal altercation with the victim in the parking lot of a party store. The victim climbed into his vehicle and drove out of the parking lot. As the victim was driving away, Mancini shot at the victim’s vehicle multiple times. No injuries were reported.
Kylen Mancini is charged with Assault with Intent to Murder (life felony), Carrying a Concealed Weapon (five-year felony), Assault with a Dangerous Weapon (four-year felony), and two counts of Felony Firearm (two-year mandatory felony).
Mancini was arraigned in Roseville District Court in front of District Court Judge Joseph Boedeker. Judge Boedeker set bond at $250,000.00 cash/surety, no 10% and if released the defendant is to have no possession of weapons, no contact with the victim or witnesses and is ordered to have a mental health evaluation before being released on bond.
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Two Men Arraigned in Murder of Missing
Warren Man
On Friday, August 25, 2023, two men were arraigned in connection with the murder of a missing Warren man.
It is alleged that on Thursday, June 8, 2023, 24-year old Donald Renfroe shot and killed his roommate in their Warren apartment. It is also alleged that 28-year old Darius Glenn of Detroit helped Renfroe conceal the crime. The victim was reported missing on Friday, June 9, 2023.
Renfroe is charged with First Degree Premeditated Murder (life without parole felony), Tampering with Evidence ( 10 year felony), Concealing the Death of an Individual (five-year felony) and Felony Firearm (two-year mandatory felony). Darius Glenn is charged with Tampering with Evidence (10 year felony), Concealing with Death of an Individual (five-year felony), and Accessory After the Fact to a Felony (five-year felony).
Both men were arraigned in Warren 37th District Court by visiting Judge Denis LeDuc. Judge LeDuc set Darius Glenn’s bond at one million dollars cash/surety, with a steel GPS tether if released. Donald Renfroe is being held without bond. More information
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16 Year Old Arraigned for Murder After Fleeing Police
On August 21, 2023, a 16-year old from Detroit was arraigned in connection with fleeing police, resulting in a fatal crash in Sterling Heights.
It is alleged that on Saturday, August 12, 2023, police attempted a traffic stop on the suspect while he was traveling northbound on Van Dyke Ave. at 15 Mile Road. The suspect allegedly fled police, driving recklessly. The suspect ran the red light at 16 Mile and Van Dyke and hit a family traveling eastbound on 16 Mile Road. The mother and her unborn child were pronounced dead, and the husband and two year old son were in critical condition. The son has since been released from the hospital. The husband remains in critical condition. The suspect was unharmed.
The suspect was charged with Second Degree Murder (life felony), Gross Negligence Causing Death of a Fetus, (15 year felony), Fleeing and Eluding in the First Degree (15 year felony), and two counts of Reckless Driving Causing Serious Injury (five-year felony).
The 16-year old, who is being charged as an adult, was arraigned in Sterling Heights District Court. District Court Magistrate Michael Piatek set bond at $500,000 cash/surety, 10% with a GPS tether upon release. The Probable Cause Hearing is scheduled for Thursday, August 31, 2023 at 1:00 pm and the Preliminary Exam is scheduled for Thursday, September 7, 2023 at 9:00 am in front of District Court Judge Annemarie Lepore. More information
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St. Clair Shores Man Shoots Brother at Family Reunion
On August 15, 2023, a 48-year-old man from St. Clair Shores was arraigned in connection with a shooting in Eastpointe.
It is alleged that on Saturday, August 12, 2023, Kevin Deon Jones confronted his brother at a family reunion held at Kennedy Park on Schroeder Ave. In the parking lot of the park, Jones allegedly shot his brother multiple times in the chest. The victim survived.
Kevin Deon Jones was charged with Assault with Intent to Murder (life felony), Felon in Possession of a Firearm (five-year felony), Felon in Possession of Ammunition (five-year felony), Carry a Concealed Weapon (five-year felony), three counts of Felony Firearm Second Offense (five-year mandatory felony on each count).
Jones was arraigned in Eastpointe District Court by Judge Kathleen Galen where she set bond at one million dollars cash/surety only and upon release is to have no contact with the victim or his family, no firearms, no illegal drugs and is not allowed to leave the state. The probable cause hearing is scheduled for Tuesday, August 29, 2023 at 8:00 am and the preliminary exam is scheduled for Friday, September 15, 2023 at 8:00 am.
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Detroit Man Arraigned for Drunk Driving Resulting in a Man’s Death
On August 10, 2023, 52 year-old Clinton Donzell Laws of Detroit was arraigned in connection with a drunk driving incident causing death in Eastpointe.
It is alleged that on Tuesday, August 8, 2023, Clinton Laws collided with a man on a battery assisted bicycle at the intersection of Gratiot and Stephens. Police found full and empty alcohol bottles in the suspect’s vehicle along with a cooler in the truck filled with ice and full beer bottles. Laws was found to be under the influence of alcohol at the time of the incident. The victim was pronounced dead at the hospital due to his injuries.
Clinton Laws is charged with Operating While Intoxicated Causing Death (15 year felony), Driving While License Suspended Causing Death (15 Year Felony), and Driving with an Open Alcohol Container in a Vehicle (90 day misdemeanor).
Laws was arraigned in the Eastpointe District Court in front of Magistrate Mark Makowski where bond was set at $600,000 cash/surety only, no 10% and upon release he is to not leave the state, wear an alcohol/GPS tether, be on home confinement, and not use drugs or alcohol. More information
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Detroit Man Arraigned on Ten Felonies in Connection with Armed Robbery
On August 2, 2023, 62 year old Rodney Robinson of Detroit was arraigned in connection with an armed robbery of a dispensary in Warren.
It is alleged that on Friday, June 9, 2023, Rodney Robinson caused a disturbance outside of the Sherwood Dispensary on Sherwood Ave. north of 10 Mile Road. He is accused of shooting through the glass door hitting a victim on the property, then unlocking the door and shooting at the victim again as he was retreating. Robinson and another man entered the store and stole the safe. Both men exited the store to a waiting Chevy Tahoe where the getaway driver then fled.
Rodney Robinson is charged with Assault with Intent to Murder (life felony), Armed Robbery (life felony), Conspiracy to Commit Armed Robbery (life felony), Assault with Intent to Rob while Armed (life felony), Felon in Possession of Firearm (five year felony), and five counts of Felony Firearm (2 year mandatory felony).
Robinson was arraigned in the 37th District Court in Warren by Magistrate Ted Metry where bond was set at $500,000.00 cash/surety only and he was ordered to undergo a mental health evaluation. Macomb County Prosecuting Attorney Peter J. Lucido’s Office policy is to request a mental health assessment for every gun crime to provide an opportunity for mental health treatment before a suspect can get a chance to commit another gun crime. If Robinson is released on bond he is to wear a GPS tether, have no contact with victims or co-defendants, and have no weapons. The probable cause hearing is scheduled for Wednesday, August 8, 2023 at 8:45 am and the preliminary exam is scheduled for Wednesday, August 15, 2023 at 8:45 am in front of District Court Judge Suzanne Faunce. More information
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Eastpointe Man Arraigned for Chesterfield Twp. Murder
On August 1, 2023, 24 year old Dejon Drake of Eastpointe was arraigned in connection with a shooting in Chesterfield Township.
It is alleged that on Saturday, July 29, 2023, Dejon Drake got into an altercation with the victim, then Drake shot the victim in the chest. When police arrived Drake was in possession of a semi-automatic pistol and did not have a valid concealed pistol license. The victim later died from his injuries.
Dejon Drake is charged with Murder in the Second Degree (life felony), Carrying a Concealed Weapon (five-year felony), and Felony Firearm (two-year mandatory felony).
Drake was arraigned in the New Baltimore 42-2 District Court by Magistrate Plawecki where bond was set at two million cash/surety only, he must receive a mental health assessment, and if released must wear a GPS tether. Macomb County Prosecuting Attorney Peter J. Lucido’s Office requests a mental health assessment for every gun crime to provide an opportunity for mental health treatment before a suspect can get a chance to commit another gun crime. More information
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Bicycled Bandit Arraigned on Eight Counts in Random Assault Case
On July 31, 2023, a thirty-year-old man was arraigned in connection with an alleged sexual assault, and allegedly firing a gun at another victim in connection with this bizarre incident.
It is alleged that on Monday, July 31, 2023, Dakarai Farmer entered a store in Roseville and sexually assaulted the owner by inappropriately touching her. A second victim chased Farmer out of the store. Farmer fled on a bicycle, pointed and shot his gun at the second victim multiple times.
Dakarai Farmer of Eastpointe is charged with Felon in Possession of a Firearm (five year felony), Felon in Possession of Ammunition (five year felony), Carrying a Concealed Weapon (five year felony), Assault with a Dangerous Weapon (four year felony), three counts of Felony Firearm (a mandatory two year felony), and Criminal Sexual Conduct in the Fourth Degree (two-year high-court misdemeanor). More information
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Two Men Arraigned in Multiple Home Invasions
On July 28, 2023, two men were arraigned in connection with three home invasions in the City of Warren.
It is alleged that on Tuesday, June 13, 2023 Antonio Barry of Clinton Twp. and James Long of Detroit broke into a home in the area of Mound Rd. and Toepfer Rd. and stole several items. The two men allegedly broke into another home on Thursday, July 20, 2023 and took more belongings, then the pair broke into a home in the area of 13 Mile Rd. and Schoenherr Rd. on Monday, July 24, 2023 and snatched items from that house.
42-year-old Antonio Barry and 29-year-old James Long are charged with Home Invasion in the Second Degree (15 year felony) for the June 13, 2023 break in. Both men were arraigned in front of 37th District Court Magistrate Ted Metry and given a $100,000 cash/surety bond.
Barry and Long were also arraigned today on the July 20, 2023 and July 24, 2023 home invasions. Barry was charged with two counts of Home Invasion in the Second Degree (15 year felonies), Felon in Possession of a Firearm (five year felony) and Felon in Possession of Ammunition (five year felony). Long was charged with two counts of Home Invasion in the Second Degree (15 year felony). Magistrate Metry set bond at $250,000 cash/surety, upon release they are to have no contact with each other or any of the victims, no weapons, and wear a GPS tether. More information
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Macomb County Prosecutor's Office Resources | |
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What do you think would benefit our community? What do you think the Macomb County Prosecutor's Office should be doing?
Contact Dawn Fraylick at (586) 586-469-5737 or at Dawn.Fraylick@macombgov.org and give us your thoughts.
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If you would like Prosecutor Lucido to attend a special occasion, please contact Outreach Coordinator Heather Esposito at (586) 469-5642 or Heather.Esposito@macombgov.org | | | | |
