News & Fun in Michigan
Governor Gretchen Whitmer announced a major achievement in Operation Safe Neighborhoods, with over 750 illegal guns removed in Michigan, enhancing public safety. The initiative targets parolees and probationers to reduce gun violence, complemented by significant investments in law enforcement and community programs, aiming to disrupt violent crime patterns statewide.
Legislation requiring Michigan State Police to destroy all firearms collected through buybacks has passed the House along party lines, sparking heated debate. Gun Buyback Legislation Sparks Controversy The Michigan House of Representatives has approved House Bills 6144-6146, which mandate the destruction …
Proposed bills target untraceable firearms to enhance public safety and curb gun violence. Michigan’s Senate Committee advances bills to ban ghost guns. Senate Committee Pushes Forward Ghost Gun Ban LANSING, Mich. — The Michigan Senate Committee on Civil Rights, Judiciary, and …
The Michigan State Police concluded their investigation into the fatal shooting of 27-year-old Rayvon Shahid in Flint on November 2. Shahid was armed and allegedly ignored police commands before officers fired. The case is now with the Attorney General for review, amid community calls for transparency and accountability regarding police conduct.
