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Dispatch Audio: Trey Songz Arrested In Detroit

December 29, 2016 By Motor City 911 Leave a Comment

Trey Songz Arrested In Detroit

Detroit – December 28 2016: R&B singer Trey Songz lost his religion at the Joe Louis Arena last night after concert promoters cut his mic due to time constraints.

32 year old Trey Songz from Petersburg, Virginia (also known as Tremaine Neverson to his mother and law enforcement agencies) was on stage when those responsible for the flow of the concert killed his mic.

In response, Trey Songz went all batshit crazy and started to systematically destroy the stage, which of course belongs to someone else.

In the melee, a Detroit Police Officer was injured when something chucked by ol’ Trey struck him in the head.

The Detroit Police sergeant was conveyed to the hospital by Detroit EMS with a concussion. The sergeant has since been released with minor injuries. Detroit PDs Gang Intelligence Unit was tasked with the security detail at the arena.

“He was told his set was over, that he would have to get off the stage,” DPDs Dan Donakowski said. “At which time, he became irate and started throwing objects (from) the stage; speakers, microphones, anything he could get his hands on.”

Songz/Neverson was hooked up by the DPD and conveyed to the Detroit Detention Center, or DDC, and spent some time with a juicy juice and a cheese sandwich.

While destroying other peoples property is considered ok in some circles, injuring a law enforcement officer is another thing entirely. DPDs Chief Craig won’t look kindly on that kind of socially unacceptable behavior. It all depends on whether Kim Worthy of the prosecuting attorneys office thinks the same when it comes to charges, if charges come at all.

UPDATE: Wayne County Prosecutor Kym Worthy announced charges Thursday against Tremaine Neverson, 32: one count of assaulting a police officer causing injury, and one count of aggravated assault. He was arraigned before Magistrate Dawn White and given a bond of $25,000/10 percent, court records show. via The Detroit News.

Trey Songz/Tremaine Neverson Mugshot – Detroit Police

Below is a short clip of dispatch audio while Songz/Neverson was locked inside a DPD Scout Car on his way to the DDC.

A couple of videos being tossed about from the incident at the Joe Louis Arena.

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The little gem below is from DC a few days ago when Trey Songz was tossed out of a DC hotel. Trey no like the po-po.

What did the #Mgm do to #treysongz

A video posted by Baller Alert (@balleralert) on Dec 24, 2016 at 11:37pm PST

And so it goes in Detroit, fly low.

Former Buffalo Bills Linebacker Robert Eddins Shot Dead In Detroit

December 20, 2016 By Motor City 911

Former Buffalo Bill’s Football Player Robert Eddins Found Shot To Death In Detroit

Northwest Detroit – December 20 2016: Detroit Police were called to the 20300 Block of Pierson on Detroit’s northwest side early Tuesday evening around 6:00PM after the bodies of 2 black males were discovered in the basement of a dwelling on Pierson St.

Confirmed Shooting: Pierson/Trojan. Unknown if this scene is related to the 2 dead B/Ms, but probably. 8th Precinct https://t.co/qtyYfn6wIy pic.twitter.com/yjNqmvbh23

— The Detroit Scanner (@DetroitScanner) December 20, 2016

One of those victims was later identified as former Ball State football player and Buffalo Bill’s linebacker Robert Eddins , 28, of Detroit.

Police found the 2 bodies of the men with multiple gunshot wounds after the father of Robert Eddins came home and discovered his son and another man, identified as 32 year old Ricky McFarland, shot multiple times.

Detroit Fire also dispatched an engine to the scene for a gas leak inside the dwelling.

Officers on the scene requested evidence techs and homicide investigators to the scene.

Robert Eddins attended Crockett High School (now closed) on Detroit’s east side from 2003-2006 where he lettered in football and was considered the 28th best football player in the State of Michigan at the time. Mr Eddins also made the Detroit News All Stars in his senior year.

While attending Ball State University from 2006 to 2010, he managed to again letter in football where his career sack total (17) ranks sixth in school history.

After going undrafted in the 2011 NFL Draft, Eddins signed as a free agent with the Buffalo Bills. He was placed on the injured reserve list on September 14, and waived with an injury settlement on September 20.

He was signed by the Bills to their practice squad on November 30.

On January 6, 2012, Eddins was signed to the Buffalo Bills. While making a rise up the depth chart in that summers training camp on August 21 in the Rochester, New York, Eddins was quoted as saying “Being inconsistent makes you non-existent”.

Mr Eddins played 1 game with the Buffalo Bills.

He was the son of Robert & Bridgett Eddins III.

Source: Buffalo Bills – Wikipedia

And so it goes in Dertoit….

Video: Flash Mob Robbery Of Gas Station In Connecticut

December 9, 2016 By Motor City 911

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Flash Mob Robbery In Connecticut

HARTFORD (Fox61)– Hartford police have arrested nine teens, including the one they said was the leader, on juvenile offenses after the community came together to identify those involved in a flash mob robbery at a gas station.

Police said Friday that nine people were referred to juvenile court, and as many as 25 more teens have been identified.

Hartford Public schools said, “We have worked in cooperation with Hartford police to identify the individuals responsible for the act.”

One juvenile, who acted as leader of flash mob group, was charged with Inciting riot, breach of peace and larceny according to police.

Police are “working with prosecutor to develop fair outcome,” Deputy Chief Brian Foley said.

Last month, dozens of juveniles were caught on camera looting a gas station. Around 10 p.m., police say 30 to 40 teens entered the Shell at 335 Capital Avenue after going to a party in the area.

Police say the teens destroyed property and looted items, mostly candy and snacks. When they left the store, the owner was forced to close for the night to clean up the mess.

The damage was valued at $4,000, police said.

Days later, families voluntarily surrendered their kids, according to police. Schools and CTfastrak busing system also helped to identify the teens.

According to Foley, some of the kids took a Fastrak bus to New Britain after the looting.

Justified: Tennessee LEO Shoots Armed Man During Confrontation

December 5, 2016 By Motor City 911 Leave a Comment

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[fusion_text]East Ridge Tennessee August 19, 2016: The 54-year-old man shot and killed by an East Ridge police officer on Aug. 19 was shouting about blowing things up and being killed by police before he was shot, a witness said.

Todd Browning was shot to death by an unidentified East Ridge police officer outside Browning’s home on Prigmore Drive after 6 p.m. on Aug. 19.

Officials won’t say what sort of weapon the man brandished in the moments before he was shot to death, and investigators are refusing to answer questions about what happened during the fatal encounter.

But Lawrence Jones, a neighbor who saw the shooting, said he stepped outside when he heard yelling and saw a police officer standing behind his patrol car with a rifle leveled at Browning, who was about 20-30 feet away.

Browning was irate, screaming and yelling, Jones said. It looked like Browning was carrying a tire iron and perhaps a knife — Jones saw something shiny in his hand. Another witness said Browning was pounding a pipe or a stick against the ground.

As Browning yelled, the officer shouted for Browning to put his weapons down, Jones said.

“The cop said probably six or seven times to ‘stop, drop it, stop,’ and Todd kept screaming louder and louder, more and more irate and finally he started to come towards the cop,” Jones said. “He started to lunge at the cop and the cop pulled the trigger, five times.”

Other witnesses reported hearing four shots. Jones said Browning went down after the first shot and didn’t move again. The officer, who was the only officer on the scene at the time, put his rifle into his trunk and went to check on Browning as other officers pulled up, Jones said.

Jones guessed that he watched the exchange for about 90 seconds before the shooting, but estimated the officer had been out there for three or four minutes before the shooting.

Jones said some of the arriving officers gave Browning medical care, and that they also handcuffed him.

Sheriff’s office spokesman Matt Lea initially said police responded to a report of a man wielding a knife at a nearby Autozone on Ringgold Road around 6 p.m. At some point, Browning moved from the Autozone to his home. Lea declined to say how or when the incident moved from the Autozone to Prigmore Drive.

East Ridge police officer Daniel Stephenson will not face any charges for the fatal shooting of Todd Browning on August 19, 2015.

District Attorney Neal Pinkston determined Stephenson acted ‘well within the law.’

The investigation conducted by the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office found that use of deadly force by Stephenson was justified for the following reasons:

Stephenson was wearing an ERPD uniform and operating a marked patrol car, which clearly identified him as a police officer.

Stephenson exhausted all reasonable means to apprehend Browning through a lengthy negotiation and repetitive commands prior to the use of deadly force.

Stephenson had probable cause to believe Browning posed a threat of serious bodily injury or death as Browning approached with a water main key while yelling that Stephenson would have to kill him or else he would kill Stephenson.

Times Free Press

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Ohio State Attack Dispatch Audio

November 28, 2016 By Motor City 911 Leave a Comment

Ohio State November 28 2016 Attack Dispatch Audio

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Update: The Ohio State Attacker has been identified as Somali born refugee Abdul Razak Ali Artan, a student of OSU who lived near the campus. Ali Artan came to the US in 2014 from Pakistan.

Ohio State Police Chief Craig Stone said that the assailant deliberately drove over a curb outside a classroom building striking a number of students, then left the vehicle and began attacking people with the knife.

Investigation will probably show this knucklehead took lessons from a number of jihadi handbooks; like Inspire Magazine, to carry out this attack. Show up with the necessary tools, create the necessary environment by pulling fire alarms and Voilà, instant terrorist attack.

Ohio State University Police Officer Alan Horujko, who happened to be nearby because of a gas leak, arrived on the scene and shot the driver in less than a minute following his dispatch to the scene.

Ohio State Police Chief Craig Stone was asked whether authorities were considering the possibility it was a terrorist act, Columbus Police Chief Kim Jacobs said: “I think we have to consider that it is.”

osuak — Ohio State University Police Officer Alan Horujko

Police Response

Fire Response

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Somali Refugee Attacker Abdul Razak Ali Artan Bleeds Out On Sidewalk

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