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  • 1 week ago | fox17online.com | Meghan Daniels

    CENTER LINE, Mich. (WXYZ) — Neighbors in Center Line are shocked after the FBI raided the home of a Customs and Border Protection officer who is accused of possessing over 4,000 images of child pornography. Fifty-seven-year-old Border Protection Officer Scott Rocky has lived in a neighborhood off McKinley in Center Line for decades. The home is about 20 feet away from a school.

  • 1 week ago | wxyz.com | Meghan Daniels

    CENTER LINE, Mich. (WXYZ) — Neighbors in Center Line are shocked after the FBI raided the home of a Customs and Border Protection officer who is accused of possessing over 4,000 images of child pornography. Fifty-seven-year-old Border Protection Officer Scott Rocky has lived in a neighborhood off McKinley in Center Line for decades. The home is about 20 feet away from a school. "I thought he was my friend, and that is so disgusting what he did," neighbor John Kanan said.

  • 1 week ago | wxyz.com | Meghan Daniels

    WYANDOTTE, Mich. (WXYZ) — The city of Wyandotte is planning to dig up a strip of land outside the Oakwood Cemetery to create 13 new parking spots, but some residents worry the project could disturb unmarked graves. Mary Johna Wein, president of the Oakwood Cemetery, believes the area in question may contain human remains. "If this was my family, I would be outraged," Wein said.

  • 2 weeks ago | kesq.com | Meghan Daniels

    By Meghan DanielsClick here for updates on this story INKSTER, Michigan ( WXYZ) - A small house in Inkster that played a pivotal role in Malcolm X's life will soon open its doors to the public. The home, where Malcolm X discovered his Muslim faith and changed his name from Malcolm Little, has been carefully restored to preserve its historical significance. The house belonged to Malcolm X's brother, Wilfred Little, and his wife Ruth.

  • 2 weeks ago | wxyz.com | Meghan Daniels

    (WXYZ) — A small house in Inkster that played a pivotal role in Malcolm X's life will soon open its doors to the public. The home, where Malcolm X discovered his Muslim faith and changed his name from Malcolm Little, has been carefully restored to preserve its historical significance. Related Video: Take a tour of the Malcolm X Inkster house VIDEO TOUR: Take a walk-through of Malcolm X's former Inkster home The house belonged to Malcolm X's brother, Wilfred Little, and his wife Ruth.

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