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The BriefThe ex-sheriff's deputy from Macomb County was sentenced to jail time and probation after pleading guilty to assault and failure to uphold the law. Derek Reed slapped a 14-year-old while transporting them to the juvenile justice center in 2023, prosecutors say. Another deputy also charged in the case pleaded guilty in 2024. (FOX 2) - The second of two Macomb County Sheriff's deputies charged in connection with assaulting a teen was sentenced to probation and jail time.

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The BriefThe FBI is assisting in the investigation of two campers found dead on Isle Royale on Monday. The National Parks Service confirmed the bodies of two campers were found at a remote campground after reports came in on Sunday. The FBI did not confirm if it had opened an investigation into the deaths. (FOX 2) - Federal law enforcement is involved in the investigation of two dead hikers found by park staff on Isle Royale Monday morning.

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The BriefLongtime Wayne County public official Irma Clark-Coleman has died. She held various roles in local and regional politics, including in the state Senate and as a Wayne County Commissioner. She was 88 years old. (FOX 2) - A longtime public official from Wayne County who held a variety of roles within the county and in the state legislature has died. Irma Clark-Coleman was beloved by the community, beginning her career at the road commission before working her way up the ranks.

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The BriefThe Oakland County Sheriff averted a mass shooting at high school graduation in Pontiac. Sheriff Michael Bouchard said two people behind the planned attack are in custody. The two suspects planned the attack at the Arts and Technology Academy of Pontiac graduation. PONTIAC, Mich. (FOX 2) - The Oakland County Sheriff says deputies have arrested two people after averting a mass shooting at a high school graduation ceremony in Pontiac. AdvertisementAdvertisementIt happened earlier this week.

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Loading Video… This browser does not support the Video element. The shuttering of Detroit Job Corps hit both students and parents of kids who were part of the training center hard. Some made their voices heard Wednesday afternoon. Kimberly Smith-Anderson held a sign while marching down Fort Street on Wednesday afternoon. On it read a message she hoped would resonate with those that shuttered a job training center she believed vital to young people.