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Dispatch Audio: Shots Fired In Casco Township, St Clair County.

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Homeowner Exchanges Shots With Intruder

Casco Township, St Clair County: On March 29 2022 at around 3:00AM, St Clair County Sheriff received a 911 call reporting shots fired on Palms Rd, north of Lindsey Rd in Casco Township. The 911 caller reported someone had entered his residence and attempted to shoot his wife. Dispatch audio suggests the homeowner; a registered CPL holder, exchanged shots with the intruder. No one inside the home was injured. It is unknown if the homeowner’s shots took effect on the intruder. Dispatch audio suggests the intruder fled the home after the shots were fired and fled northbound on Palms Rd towards Adair. No description of the intruder or vehicle was given.

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BODY RECOVERED IN ST. CLAIR RIVER BELIEVED TO BE MISSING SWIMMER

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(Clay Township)  A body was recovered in the St. Clair River this morning and is believed to be the missing swimmer from Friday night.

St. Clair County Central Dispatch received a call at about 7:45 a.m. from a relative of Riley Gleason, who had been missing since jumping off a boat Friday evening.  The relative had rented a plane and spotted a body off Russell Island. 

Algonac Fire and Rescue sent a boat into the area and located the body.  It was transported back to shore and taken to the morgue at McLaren Port Huron Hospital.  The St. Clair County Medical Examiner’s Office will conduct an examination to make positive identification of the person located.  The M.E.’s Office has given no timeline on when they will release their findings.

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Members of the St. Clair County Sheriff’s Office Dive Team had been searching for Gleason since he was first reported missing on Friday night shortly before 9:00 p.m.  Gleason had jumped off a boat that was in the St. Clair River behind the St. Clair Inn.  He immediately began calling for help.  Friends attempted to assist, but Gleason disappeared under the water.

Also assisting in the search efforts were dive teams from the Sanilac, Wayne, Oakland and Macomb County Sheriff’s Office.  The U.S. Coast Guard, St. Clair Fire Department, Michigan Department of Natural Resources and U.S. Border Patrol.

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Dispatch Audio: Fiery Crash In St Clair County Kills 1

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ONE MAN KILLED, TWO INJURED IN ONE VEHICLE CRASH

(Emmett Township)  A 28 year old Emmett man was killed and two others injured in a one vehicle crash this morning in Emmett Township.

St. Clair County Sheriff’s deputies were dispatched shortly after 2:30 to the intersection of Dunnigan Road and Bryce Road.  Upon arrival, they saw the vehicle, a 2009 Cadillac CTS, fully engulfed in flames.  The deceased had been ejected from the vehicle.  Two passengers from the crash were able to escape.

Deputies determined that the vehicle had been eastbound on Dunnigan Road at a high rate of speed, lost control and struck an end guardrail at the corner of Bryce Road.  The car continued through the ditch and struck several trees before stopping.

The two passengers, a 28 year old man from Emmett and a 27 year old Capac man were transported by Tri-Hospital EMS to Lake Huron Medical Center in Port Huron for treatment.  The 28 year old Emmett man was declared dead at the scene of the crash. 

Speed and alcohol are believed to be factors in the crash, which remains under investigation.

Emmett Township Fire and Rescue also assisted at the scene of the crash.

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Michigan State Police Trooper Injured In St Clair County Accident

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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.

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.

St Clair County Sheriff Seek Casco Township Home Invasion Suspect

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Casco Township Home Invasion Suspect

St Clair Sheriff’s Office Seek Casco Twp Home Invasion Suspect

(Casco Township) The St. Clair County Sheriff’s Office is looking for a suspect who broke into a home in Casco Township on Friday, April 14th.

According to Sheriff Tim Donnellon, the suspect is a white male, approximately 40 years old.

He has slicked back red hair and a red beard down to his chest.

The man is about 5’ 8” tall and has tattoos on both arms.

The suspect broke into a home in the 10000 block of Puttygut Road last Friday at about 2:30 in the afternoon.

He stole numerous items from the residence. Some of the stolen items were recovered on April 16th, in a pillow case at the intersection of 32nd Street and Dove in Port Huron Township.

The suspect was observed by a relative of the homeowner.

The relative provided a description of the suspect to a Michigan State Police sketch artist.

The suspect is believed to be driving a red Ford passenger car with rust on the front bumper and a faded Ford emblem on the hood.

If anyone can identify this suspect from this sketch drawing, please contact Detective Kelsey Wade at (810) 987-1738.