Author Archives: Diane Bukowski

DPD reports it is “investigating” portions of 16 criminal case files including physical evidence found in the home of retired Sgt. Olie Millian, Jr. Feb. 7  Says it is also investigating other cases from 1997 to 2008; nothing said about … Continue reading →

 PROTESTS SPARKED BY NATIONAL FUEL TAX INCREASES, WAR OF RICH V. POOR IN FRANCE  Jannat Jalil March 16, 2019 Paris — Anti-government protesters hurled rocks and paving slabs at police, looted boutiques, smashed up a luxury restaurant on Paris’s famed … Continue reading →

By Ricardo Ferrell March 1, 2019 In December 2008, after continuous efforts to get the Youth Deterrent Program up and running, officials at the Michigan Department of Corrections would finally give a group of prisoners approval and the green light … Continue reading →

By Tara Golshan   March 12, 2019 President Donald Trump’s 2020 budget breaks one of his biggest campaign promises to voters: that he would leave Medicaid, Social Security, and Medicare untouched. “I’m not going to cut Social Security like every … Continue reading →

Guardian readers Dr Kevin Bannon and Martin Quinn share their perspectives on Venezuela Letters Mon 25 Feb 2019   A principal foreign participant in the US-led campaign to topple the Maduro government is neighbouring Colombia, which has become a crucial … Continue reading →

Hearing granted due to introduction of gang-related social media and internet research in jury deliberations Panel calls new trial granted to Detroit killer cop Larry Nevers in similar jury deliberation issue an exception  Ewing: “I’m the ‘super- predator’ who has … Continue reading →

  DPD Chief Craig has not released name of homeowner, claims department is investigating evidence found  Discovery recalls previous revelations about the existence of DPD “miscellaneous files” with evidence kept from prosecution, defense Detroit Police Commissioner for District #7 William … Continue reading →