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Police search for answers after 2 people found dead in ransacked home
Latiba Neal, 43, and a 41-year-old man were found around midnight Thursday at a home in the 15800 block of Sorrento Street on Detroit's west side, police said. They had multiple gunshot wounds, authorities said.
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Police veteran guilty of helping drug smuggling ring
Christopher Staton, 52, a 19-year veteran of the force, was convicted on a charge of conspiracy to distribute controlled substances.
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Community readies for Global Climate Strike
The Global Climate Strike, which takes place Sept. 20-27, encourages people to mobilize the message by leaving work and school to “disrupt business as usual.”
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Multiple people hospitalized after crash, shooting in west side
The crash happened in the area of Curtis and Steel streets Tuesday night. Police said someone opened fire after the crash.
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Controversial facial recognition technology faces day of reckoning
The fate of Detroit’s facial recognition technology could be determined this week.
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