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Dispatch Audio: Michigan State Police OIS On The I-96

November 26, 2018 By Motor City 911

Livonia PD & Michigan State Police Pursuit And OIS

Livonia: Livonia Police and Michigan State Police pursued an armed shooting suspect early this morning on the I-96 in Livonia. The incident began at around 3:00AM at the Fed Ex facility, 38401 Amrhein Rd in Livonia, near the I-96. The suspect was armed with a shotgun and dispatch tapes suggest he shot his wife.

The suspect entered the eastbound I-96 and Livonia PD began its pursuit. The pursuit continued on the E/B I-96 until the suspect exited Telegraph Rd, returning to the I-96 and heading westbound. Michigan State Police soon joined the pursuit which ended on the westbound I-96 @ Levan Rd. There, a collision occurred between the suspect’s vehicle and an MSP unit.

An officer involved shooting occurred at that location and dispatch tapes suggest an MSP trooper was involved in the shooting. A Livonia EMS unit was dispatched to the scene for 2 victims with gunshot wounds. Dispatch tapes suggest the victims are the suspect and the suspects original victim from the Fed Ex facility on Amrhein. The freeway is still closed at the time of this writing.

The suspect, identified in dispatch tapes, has an extensive criminal record. A PPO was issued recently for his wife.

Dispatch Audio

Update: 26 Nov 2018 10:28AM –

Westbound I-96 will continue to be closed at Farmington until further notice. Please use an alternate route. https://t.co/0PZOFAPxsw

— LIVONIA POLICE DEPT. (@LivoniaPD) November 26, 2018

Michigan State Police Investigate Fatal I-94 Accident

November 24, 2018 By Motor City 911

Fatal Crash On I-94 & Chalmers

Updated: Detroit – 24 November 2018: : At 0315AM Michigan State Police 911 received a call that at E I 94/Chalmers in Detroit there was a serious accident and their is a male laying on the freeway not moving. When troopers arrived they confirmed this was a fatal crash.

The freeway was closed at eastbound at I 94 and Connor until 0843AM while MSP investigated the crash. Crash details are unknown at this time.

Preliminary Investigation revealed that a 34 year old male from Rochester Hills was traveling eastbound on I 94 when he lost control and struck the left shoulder wall. The driver drove to the right lane. A second passenger vehicle traveling in the right lane then crashed into the back of the car causing it to spin and eject the driver.

The 34 year old driver died on scene. His family has been notified. No other injuries were reported. The investigation is continuing. – MSP

UPDATE: Michigan State Police/Metro Detroit: The driver of a Buick passenger car lost control and eastbound I 94 and Chalmers and ended up in the right lane. A Toyota pickup rear ended a Buick passenger car. The driver of the Buick was ejected and pronounced deceased by Detroit EMS.

The driver of the Toyota was suspected of driving while impaired. A breath test was performed and a blood draw pursuant to a search warrant. The Toyota driver was lodged at the DDC (Detroit Detention Center). The BAC was a .17. The freeway was closed for approximately 5 hours.

Audio: DFD Response & MSP Response I-94 Fatal

Michigan State Police Trooper Injured In St Clair County Accident

February 9, 2018 By Motor City 911

Michigan State Police Trooper Injured In St Clair County Accident

St Clair County, Michigan: A Michigan State Trooper was injured Friday afternoon when he was rear ended on the I-94 @ St Clair Highway. The trooper was investigating another accident at the scene when a red Ford F150 struck the rear of the parked patrol unit.

Slow down and move over! Please. Trooper was seated inside his patrol vehicle policing a traffic crash on I-94 and St. Clair Hwy when he was rear ended. pic.twitter.com/F8uG8gIlcc

— MSP Bay Region (@mspbayregion) February 9, 2018

The Bay Region Michigan State Police Trooper and driver of the F150 were both conveyed to a local hospital. Their conditions are unknown.

The State of Michigan has a “move over” law in place. Simply put, when you spot an emergency vehicle, police, fire, rescue, ambulance and road service workers ahead of you, you move over and slow down. No legalese, it’s simple, move over and slow down. The law reeks of common sense and it’s baffling to think it needs to be a law….but there you go.

4 Detroit Residents Arrested In Fatal 2016 Norton Shores Shooting

February 9, 2018 By MC911

4 Detroit Residents Arrested In Fatal 2016 Shooting

Norton Shores PD, Michigan: Arrests of four Detroit residents have been made in connection to a fatal shooting that occurred on Dec.29 2016.

The collaboration of local, state, and federal agencies in the investigation of the fatal shooting of Deangelo Pippen that occurred in December of 2016 was instrumental in obtaining indictments on four Detroit area suspects.

Mr. Pippen was shot while driving a car in Norton Shores at the corner of Henry and Norton Ave. He then crashed his vehicle in Muskegon Heights after he succumbed to his injuries.

The indictment, which was unsealed yesterday in the Eastern District Court of Michigan, says the defendants conspired to murder the victim on December 29, 2016.

Charged are:

• Dwight Williams, a/k/a “White,” a/k/a “Woody,” age 36, of Detroit;

• Michael Davis, a/k/a “Cain,” a/k/a “Novacaine,” a/k/a “Killa,” age 33, of Detroit;

• Christopher Davis, a/k/a “Future,” a/k/a “Gunna Traum,” age 21, of Detroit;

• David Allen, a/k/a/ “Dirt,” age 44, of Detroit.

All four men have been charged with Murder for Hire resulting in Death, Conspiracy to Commit Murder for Hire resulting in Death, and Use of a Firearm during and in relation to a Crime of Violence resulting in Death. These charges carry the possibility of life in prison.

The Norton Shores Police department has and will continue to work with all its Federal and State partners on this investigation as well as others to provide justice for the families and victims of these horrendous crimes.

Agencies that partnered together were the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Drug Enforcement Administration, Norton Shores Police Department, Michigan State Police, Muskegon Heights Police Department, Detroit Police Department, Muskegon Major Crime Initiative, West Michigan Drug Enforcement Team, Michigan Intelligence Operations Center, United States Secret Service, and the Muskegon County Prosecutor’s Office.