Sunday ATV crash in Alger County: Victim taken to Marquette trauma center

URGENT URGENT – U.P. Breaking News Bulletin – 3-18-18 – 8:22 p.m. ET

Man taken to Marquette trauma center after crashing his ATV – allegedly intoxicated

By Greg Peterson
U.P. Breaking News
Owner, News Director
906-273-2433

(Munising, MI) – As a tragic Upper Peninsula snowmobile season soon comes to an end, now the first report of an All-Terrain Vehicle accident that injured a man today in Alger County, MI.

Alger Med One paramedics brought the victim to U.P. Health System – Marquette about 6 p.m. on Sunday, March 18, 2018.

About two hours earlier, the 49-year-old man was involved in an ATV accident. The exact location of the crash is not clear, however it apparently happened on Olson Road.

The name of the victim has not yet been released. HIs injuries are not life-threatening.

The victim told rescuers that he was unsure of how fast he was driving when the wreck occurred but estimated possibly 40 miles per hour.

“He had a helmet on but it came off – he’s not exactly sure what happened,” a paramedics radioed ER officials at UPHS-Marquette.

The victim is not sure if he lost consciousness.

The ring finger on his right hand is broken “with multiple lacerations underneath” a bandage that stopped bleeding. The victim also suffered scrapes to his left shoulder and right knee. A cervical collar was used to protect the neck after the crash.

The victim allegedly had “multiple beers” before the accident, although the exact amount and time are not clear.

Alcohol and drug fueled violence includes a man arrested on about a dozen charges in Marquette including drugs; another meth arrest, a boyfriend/girlfriend team from Manistique are locked up and she has already been convicted a load of burglaries; Convicted U.P. sex offender in trouble again, plus a woman is arrested on her St. Patty’s birthday eve for DV – while a man is brutally assaulted outside a Trenary bar Friday night – and a convicted U.P. sex offender is back in jail for violating probation – and what da heck happened in Curtis, MI this morning

URGENT UPDATE U.P. Breaking News Bulletin – 3-17-18 – 7:45 a.m. ET –

Alcohol, drugs leads to a busy night for cops in the Escanaba and Marquette areas – with assaults, parole violations, Manistique couple busted and one is convicted burglar, a St. Patty’s Day birthday girl busted for DV; another meth arrest plus police were busy investigating drugs in Marquette – as one man tried to flee from cops – another busted on a host of charges – plus U.P. sex offender in trouble again and what happened in Curtis, MI this morning?

Stephanie Nicole Reed

Tyler Robert Glasscock

Benjamin Thomas Rose

By Greg Peterson
U.P. Breaking News
Owner, News Director
906-273-2433

(Upper Peninsula of Michigan) – It was an alcohol and drug fueled start to the weekend across the Upper Peninsula with several people taken to the hospital and others arrested on assault and drug charges including another methamphetamine bust.

Examples of the intoxicated craziness in Marquette included several incidents that police, firefighters and paramedics were called to respond.

Early today, a 20-year-old female who was found unconscious on the second floor landing at the 906 Sports Bar and Grill in Marquette. She was still unconscious while being rushed to the hospital. The victim’s friend said she was unsure if the highly-intoxicated young woman fell down the stairs – or dropped to the ground at the stairwell landing.

On Friday night, emergency officials were called to an intoxicated, injured and stressed out man on the fifth floor of the old Marquette orphanage on Altamont Street – that is now refurbished apartments. Police, firefighters and paramedics were called to help an injured intoxicated man whose arm was bleeding after he had been repeatedly pounding and kicking on an apartment door – apparently trying to find his residence.

Meanwhile in Alger County, a bloodied, black-eyed man is his 20s was assaulted and found “gasping for air” laying in the parking lot of a Trenary bar. The names of two popular bars were mentioned, however it was unclear which nightspot the incident occurred. He was treated by emergency officials. U.P. Breaking News is not sure if arrest has been made.

Plus at one of the U.P. casinos early today, management called police about two parents who were leaving young kids alone in their hotel room while they partied and gambled.

In the Marquette area Friday night, one man was arrested on about a dozen charges after police and undercover officers stopped at least one vehicle that tried to flee the unmarked police car that finally stopped at
Wright Street and Woodland Avenue,
There was also investigations at several addresses on/along Woodridge Avenue and another nearby location.

Benjamin Thomas Rose

37-year-old Benjamin Thomas Rose of Marquette, MI was booked into the Marquette County Jail (MCJ) on warrants from numerous police agencies at 10:12 p.m. ET on Friday night, March 16, 2018.
The charges against Rose include assault and battery, illegal use of a non-narcotic controlled substance, second degree retail fraud, malicious destruction to a building with damages between $200 and $1,000, unlawful use of a motor vehicle/joyriding, driving an unregistered vehicle, and second-offense driving with a suspended/revoked license.
Bond has not been set on all the of the charges, however so far it totals at least $20,000 and likely more.
Rose has other convictions including a 2015 arrest for third-offense driving a motor vehicle while intoxicated/impaired by liquor or under the influence of drugs, and a 2002 bust for third-offense OUIL.

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31-year-old Bruce John Barrett of (address unconfirmed) was booked into the MCJ at 9:04 p.m. ET on Friday night, March 16, 2018.
Barrett is charged with domestic assault.
Bond for Barrett has not been set.
If you know Barrett’s current hometown or have a photo please send it to U.P. Breaking News.

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A Manistique couple – who are dating – were both arrested in Delta County last night on several felony charges.

27-year-old Samantha Jo Jenerou of Manistique, MI was booked into the Delta County Detention Center (DCDC) at 11:34 p.m. ET on Friday night, March 16, 2018.

Jenerou is being held as a fugitive/parole hold.
Jenerou is jailed without bond.
In Jan. 2013, Jenerou was sentenced to at least four years in prison for a string of burglaries in Schoolcraft County.
Jenerou said her life of crime started when she became addicted to drugs while depressed.
Jenerou faced 11 felonies in Schoolcraft County for the 2012 burglaries, however under a plea bargain she pleaded guilty to first-degree home invasion, second-degree home invasion and third-degree home invasion.
She was paroled from state prison in June 2016.
https://mdocweb.state.mi.us/otis2/otis2profile.aspx?mdocNumber=786256

Tyler Robert Glasscock

27-year-old Tyler Robert Glasscock of Manistique, MI was booked into the DCDC at 10:13 p.m. ET on Friday night, March 16, 2018.

Glasscock is charged with possession of methamphetamine and carrying a concealed weapon.

Bond has not been set for Glasscock.

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A convicted sex offender who is out of prison serving probation in Delta County – has been arrested for violating his probation.

25-year-old Alec Jeffrey VanEnkevort of Escanaba, Mi was booked into the DCDC at 11:08 p.m. ET on Friday night, March 16, 2018.

VanEnkevort is being held as a fugitive/probation violation. VanEnkevort is jailed without bond.

VanEnkevort, then 20 years old, was convicted of a Jan. 2012 fourth-degree criminal sexual conduct (CSC) by force or coercion that occurred in Delta County. He admitted raping a woman in Wells Township.

VanEnkevort was released from state prison on probation in Nov. 2013.
VanEnkevort will remain on probation until at least Nov. 26, 2918.

http://www.icrimewatch.net/offenderdetails.php?OfndrID=2049001&AgencyID=55242
http://mdocweb.state.mi.us/OTIS2/otis2profile.aspx?mdocNumber=864666

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Stephanie Nicole Reed

24-year-old Stephanie Nicole Reed (address unconfirmed) was booked into the DCDC at 1:59 p.m. ET on Friday afternoon, March 16, 2018 – and released on bond about two-and-a-half-hours later.
Reed is charged with domestic violence.
Today (Saturday 3-17-18) is her birthday.

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Plus numerous police agencies were involved in an incident in Curtis, MI overnight – that one officer said would take an hour just to type a synopsis. A MSP trooper was even granted overtime to work on case. If you know what happened today in Curtis, MI – Please contact U.P. Breaking News.

Lots of U.P. News headlines – One heckuva a weekend in the Upper Peninsula – Four U.P. snowmobilers crashes with injuries, Chocolay Township depressed 13-year-old drinks bleach, U.P. newborn with possible meningitis, aerosol can explodes in Delta County man’s face, some unusual arrests including federal suspect struggles with cops, man lies to the cops – and gets charged with it – and more

URGENT URGENT U.P. Breaking News Bulletin and Headlines – 3-12-18 – 3:45 a.m. ET 

Weekend U.P. Headlines – Boy drinks bleach, newborn possible meningitis, numerous drunk drivers busted with very high blood alcohol levels, Delta County man gets facial injuries when an aerosol can explodes in trash he is burning (then accuses female partner), federal suspect charged with wrestling with cops and sometimes if you lie – that’s exactly what cops charge you with (They’ve heard it all)

By Greg Peterson
U.P. Breaking News
Owner, News Director
906-273-2433

(Upper Peninsula of Michigan) – Police and fire officials across the U.P. Were kept busy this weekend including a suicidal teen who drank bleach, a man who was injured and then angry when a pressured can exploded while he was burning trash.

There were at least four snowmobile accidents with injuries on Saturday, March 10, 2018 including three in Chippewa County and one in Keweenaw County.
The Keweenaw County accident on Brockway Mountain – and two of those in Chippewa County involved snowmobilers driving fast and crashing into trees in corners – and absolutely destroying their snowmobiles.
In fact, its amazing someone survived the Brockway wreck – because the sled was smashed.
No serious injuries but four sledders were hurt.

The other Chippewa County crash was a sledder crossing the ice on the St. Mary’s River in Detour Village off the coast from Spring Bay Road and S. River Street area. The man was traveling at a high rate of speed and flipped the snowmobile.
He was “up and walking” shortly after the crash.
U.P. Breaking News has now confirmed that there have been at least 9 snowmobile fatalities and three critical injuries in the past 11 weeks.

Yet the state refuses to put up big, big signs warning about curves and demanding the sledders slow down. (U.P. Trails are deadlier than the highways).

Speeding over 100 MPH on today’s snowmobiles is suicide – and there is no way to fix it without behavioral changes – so anyone who has a loved one on a snowmobile should give them hell about slowing down – big time hell.

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In Delta County Sunday afternoon, March 11, 2018, paramedics and others were called to a report that a man was cut all over his face, bleeding and in pain.

It appears an aerosol type can was in trash that the victim was burning – and it “exploded all over his face.”

The man also was sick to his stomach and had shooting pains through his thighs.

The dispatcher then warned officers the man was mad at his female partner, accusing her of putting the can in the trash to be burned.

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Meanwhile near tragedy in Marquette County on Saturday night, March 10, 2018 at the Teaching Family Homes facility for youth that have been horribly abused or severely neglected – and the major affects that causes on a young person.
A 13-year-old boy “drank bleach” in a suicide attempt. He was on the edge of the property with two other youths. An ambulance and police were sent – and the boy apparently was not seriously injured after allegedly taking “a few gulps of bleach.” So Sad.

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In Marquette County, a federal prisoner was taken into custody – and even charged with attempting to obstructing/resisting arrest with law enforcement officers.
He is 28-year-old Walter Noe Aguilera-Aguilar (address unconfirmed).
Aguilera-Aguilar is being held on a no bond federal detainer and has a $5,000 bond set for attempted resisting arrest/obstructing a police officer.
Aguilera-Aguilar was booked into the Marquette County Jail at two minutes before midnight on Saturday, March 10, 2018.
The details are not known.

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Meanwhile – another man was busted Sunday afternoon for lying to the cops.
18-year-old Christopher Michael Hughes of Marquette, MI was booked into the Marquette County Jail at 1:49 p.m. ET on Sunday, March 11, 2018.
Hughes remains jailed this morning (Monday) on a charge of “lying to a peace officer.”
The details are not known.

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At least five people were busted this weekend in Marquette County and another five in Delta County for drunken driving – one suspect in Marquette had a blood alcohol level of .076 and another was charged under the “no tolerance” law – plus one woman allegedly was driving drunk with a kid in the car. U.P. Breaking News generally only reports names on felony drunken driving – although it varies by case – including when suspects resist arrest.

Non-scientific estimate by UPBN based on pullovers by police – 25 percent of U.P. drivers are illegal.

It appears at least one in four (25 percent) of Yooper drivers are either suspended, no insurance, or drunk driving with multiple arrests. That’s scary.

Generally though, we have heard some U.P. police running tags of older vehicles – while still rolling – before an official stop because its the poorer drivers who are most likely to be rolling illegal for something.

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And finally on Sunday, heard about a 13-day old baby rushed from Munising Memorial Hospital the U.P. Health System Marquette to be treated for possible meningitis. Again, how terrible and gut-wrenchingly sad. Hopefully the docs are the Marquette hospital will work their magic. Prayers.

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Editors note: If you did not see it – check out our FB advisory from Sunday on the downstate woman wanted by USCG Sector Soo for taking photos of the Soo Locks from an apparently restricted area. No word on whether the coasties had a chance to have a conversation with the woman. Plus see our report on the truck through the ice on Little Bay de Noc on Sunday.

 

Send this to every snowmobiler you know – too many have died due to speed this year in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan and in NE Wisconsin: Excellent messages from Iron County Trail Safety Committee (Wisconsin) and promoted by the Iron County Sheriff’s Department (WI)

U.P. Breaking News Bulletin – 2-19-18 – 2 p.m. ET – 1 p.m. CT

Shortest story we have ever written – but maybe one of the most important

Wisconsin police snowmobiles at Iron County Sheriff’s Department and its Sheriff Tony Furyk

Snowmobile speed kills warning from the Iron County Trails Safety Committee in NE Wisconsin and their Iron County Sheriff’s Department and Sheriff Tony Furyk

By Greg Peterson
U.P. Breaking News
Owner, News Director
906-273-2433

(Upper Peninsula and NE Wisconsin) – If someone you love -loves to snowmobile – please send them these photos.

Snowmobile speed kills warning from the Iron County Trails Safety Committee in NE Wisconsin and their Iron County Sheriff’s Department and Sheriff Tony Furyk

Snowmobile speed and alcohol kills warning from the Iron County Trails Safety Committee in NE Wisconsin and their Iron County Sheriff’s Department and Sheriff Tony Furyk

Snowmobile speed kills warning from the Iron County Trails Safety Committee in NE Wisconsin and their Iron County Sheriff’s Department and Sheriff Tony Furyk

Snowmobile speed kills warning from the Iron County Trails Safety Committee in NE Wisconsin and their Iron County Sheriff’s Department and Sheriff Tony Furyk

Wisconsin police snowmobiles at Iron County Sheriff’s Department and Sheriff Tony Furyk

Marquette County/Delta County serious arrests – Busted as a fugitive, domestic violence arrests, and destruction of a lot of property/buildings

URGENT – U.P. Breaking News Bulletin – 2-9-18 – 8:10 a.m. ET

Escanaba man busted as a fugitive, more arrests for domestic violence and property/building destruction

Brandon June

Andrew Drew Koval

Bon Stephen Lemerond

Ryan Fontaine

Beth Hannah Thiele

Erin Coleen Breault

By Greg Peterson
U.P. Breaking News
Owner, News Director
906-273-2433

Here are the latest arrests – minus drug busts – in past few days in Delta and Marquette counties.
Also today we’ll be posting a story about drug raid/busts in past few days – plus another story on numerous federal court sentencings on Thursday in Marquette.

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40-year-old Eugene James Callion of Escanaba, MI was booked into the Delta County Detention Center (DCDC) at 3:03 a.m. ET on Fri.,Feb. 9, 2018.

Callion is being held as a “fugitive.”

Callion has past addresses in Green Bay, Wales, Milwaukee, Cudahy, and Waukesha, WI.

There is no bond.

No details of why Callion is a fugitive including no info on a fugitive from what and where.

On Sept. 29, 2016, Callion was arrested in Saulk, WI and charged with Operating While Revoked (Revoked Due To Alcohol/Controlled Substance Refusal). It isn’t clear if he ever showed up in court.

On Sept. 9. 2014, Callion was arrested in Outagamie County, WI and charged with resisting or obstructing an officer, disorderly conduct, and battery to law enforcement officers.

It is not clear if he ever showed up in court for any of those cases.

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Ryan Fontaine

31-year-old Ryan James Fontaine of Escanaba, MI was booked into the DCDC at 10:17 a.m. on Thurs., Feb. 8, 2018.

Fontaine is charged with domestic violence.

No bond has been set for Fontaine.

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Brandon June

37-year-old Brandon David June of Marquette, MI was booked into the Marquette County Jail about 2 p.m. ET on Thurs., Feb. 8, 2018.
June is charged with domestic assault.
He is formerly of Kalamazoo.
Bond has not been set for June.

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Bon Stephen Lemerond

A man who served state prison and county jail time for crimes in Marquette and Delta counties is back in jail again.

32-year-old Bon Stephen Lemerond of Gladstone, MI was booked into the DCDC at 8:05 p.m. on Thurs., Feb. 8, 2018.

Lemerond is charged with malicious destruction of a building more than $200, and a failure to appear traffic citation. Bond is not set for Lemerond.

In August 2017 in Delta County, Lemerond was sentenced to 90 days in jail after pleading guilty to first-offense domestic violence.

Lemerond did state prison time for a March 2006 home invasion in Marquette County- and was released from probation in 2014.

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Andrew Drew Koval

25-year-old Andrew Carlton Koval of Marquette, MI was booked into the MCJ at about 7:20 p.m. ET on Monday night, Feb. 5, 2018.

Koval is charged with failure to report an accident and no driver’s license (denied or never applied).
Bond has not been set for Koval

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Beth Hannah Thiele

37-year-old Beth Hannah Thiele of Marquette, MI was booked into the MCJ at 5:40 a.m. ET on Mon., Feb. 5, 2018.
Thiele is charged with felony third offense of impaired driving (OWI).
She was released on a $10,000 bond at 8:08 p.m. on Monday night.

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Erin Coleen Breault

28-year-old Erin Coleen Breault of Marquette, MI was booked into the DCDC at 12:51 a.m. ET this morning, Fri., Feb. 9, 2018.
Breault is charged with malicious destruction of a building more than $200 and with leaving the state/failure to pay child support.
She is also known as Erin O’Donnell.
Her Facebook nickname is “Go Away”
No bond is set for Breault.

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Marquette County, MI women arrested in separate cases overnight – one faces serious charges after scuffle with DNR, the other for domestic assault

URGENT – U.P. Breaking News Bulletin – 2-3-18 – 3:1)

Two Marquette County woman arrested – one for an incident with the DNR – and another for domestic assault

 

By Greg Peterson
U.P. Breaking News
Owner, News Director
906-273-2433

(Marquette, MI) – Two Marquette County women were arrested overnight on serious charges including one who had a run-in with Michigan DNR Conservation Officers and has been arrested on numerous charges including possession of a firearm while intoxicated.

(Send photo of Tammy Campbell if you have one)

About 9 p.m. Friday, Marquette County 911 Central Dispatch was notified about the traffic stop by Michigan Department of Natural Resources Conservation Officers.

The CO’s would later request deputies with the Marquette County Sheriff’s Department to help and transport the suspect.

48-year-old of Tammy Dee Campbell of Skandia, MI was booked into the Marquette County Jail just before midnight on numerous charges brought by MDNR Conservation Officers.

Reports from the scene stated Campbell allegedly registered a .19 on a PBT – portable breath test.

It’s not clear how a Skandia woman and the DNR happened to cross paths Friday night, but two DNR units with conservation officers were involved in some type of traffic stop. It is not known if the weapons charge indicates they were watching the woman.

Reports from the scene stated the suspect was involved in alleged “fleeing and eluding” – however its not clear if she failed to stop or made the arrest difficult.

Charges include felony third-offense impaired driving, possession of a firearm/weapon under the influence of alcohol and failure to obey a police officer during a traffic stop.

Campbell has past addresses in Marquette, Ishpeming, Stanton, Grand Rapids, Newport and Wixom, Michigan.

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Kim Marie Trudell-Kasprzyk

59-year-old Kim Marie Kasprzyk of Gwinn, MI was booked into the Marquette County Jail at 4:39 a.m. today, Sat., Feb. 3, 2018.

Kasprzyk is charged with domestic assault.

She also goes by the name Kim Marie Trudell-Kasprzyk.

Bond has not been set for Kasprzyk.

Details of the alleged assault have not been released by police.

The heck with quiet winter hibernation in the U.P.: Many Yoopers Turned Vicious This Weekend

Vicious strangling incident in Ishpeming – suspect wanted

Some arrests, some fugitives in weekend assaults across the Upper Peninsula – here are only as fraction of the incidents – A few minutes ago (Monday evening) we heard a woman hiding in her bathroom because of her angry, drunk boyfriend

Chloe surrender

By Greg Peterson
U.P. Breaking News
Owner, News Director
906-273-2433

(Upper Peninsula of Michigan) – It was as if something was in the water, judging by the shear number of truly heinous assaults across the U.P. this weekend.

Here are only a few:

A man calls 911 early today saying he is running down the Northland Truck Trail with someone shooting at him , The trail is one of two ways to go on a dirt back-road between Dickinson County and Marquette County.
Outcome: We do not know, but lots of law enforcement was involved, can’t confirm possible arrest.

Man serious injured after being hit over the head with a guitar at his K.I. Sawyer home – girlfriend is suspect (arrest made).

Six-month-old baby in Chippewa County with a severely twist arm brought to War Memorial Hospital in Sault Ste. Marie (outcome we do not know, CPS and police investigating)

Two women were charged with home invasion – both from Escanaba area – but one of the assaults committed in Marquette County (see our other stories for names etc.)

A fraction of the other assaults included woman whose boyfriend threatened to cut her wrists, another man disabled his girlfriend’s car and kicked her, a drunk very disorderly at Bell Hospital, another intoxicated person threatening twice to start killing people and cops if the UPSET drug team would not help him.

Chloe surrender

Now to our wanted suspect in that strangling incident at about 7 a.m. Sunday that sent a 36-year-old woman to the hospital.

The victim reported “difficulty breathing” after the attempted strangulation in room #8 at the usually quiet Wonderland Motel in Ishpeming, MI. The victim was rushed to U.P. Health System – Bell. The suspect allegedly used a phone cord to strangle the victim.

Ishpeming ambulances now called U.P. Health System “west” (in Marquette paramedics called east) but the hospital is commonly known as Bell Hospital in Ishpeming.

The suspect is 22-year-old Chloe Jazmin Shumate – wanted for the Jan. 21, 2018 incident. Online records state she has lived in Ishpeming and Champion, MI.
Police called her “a person of interest” in the assault.

he fled the scene – and if you know the whereabouts of Chloe Shumate – it will be safer for all if she surrenders. Please Chloe surrender.

Tracking dogs from the Michigan State Police K-9 unit tried unsuccessfully to follow her scent for very far. The case is being handled by the Ishpeming Police Department – and who sent thanks to those who assisted – MSP K-9 unit, the Negaunee Police Department and the Marquette County Sheriff’s Office.

The Wonderland Motel is located along U.S.-41 but its official address is on Palms Avenue in Ishpeming.

Its urgent you call Ishpeming Police or 911 if you have any info on Chloe. Chloe please surrender.

Kyle Allen saga 2: Judge orders probation violation arrest of man convicted of felony fourth degree fleeing and eluding police and other felony convictions include delivery/manufacture of cocaine – Allen is the man an Ishpeming woman says raped her while drunk, though he says those charges were dropped – while he has been sentenced on other serious felony convictions and claims his innocence of sexual assault

U.P. Breaking News Bulletin – 1-13-18 – 12:37 p.m. ET

Kyle Allen in trouble again – arrested on a circuit probation violation last night – and has  felony convictions for running from the police and manufacture of cocaine – but reportedly claims he’s innocent of the rape of a drunk Ishpeming woman – who was not old enough to drink

By Greg Peterson
Upper Peninsula Breaking News
Owner, News Director

(**Editor’s note – If Kyle Allen is ever willing to discuss what happened the night he was with the woman who accused him of rape – we’d love to do an interview. You’ll have to excuse us for questioning the credibility of a convicted cocaine dealer – but we’d be happy to bring you his entire interview – he can say anything he wants)

(Marquette, MI) – An Ishpeming man – who has been accused by an Ishpeming woman of rape – has been busted again.

34-year-old Kyle Thomas Allen of Ishpeming, MI was booked into the Marquette County Jail at 7:31 p.m. Friday night, Jan. 12, 2018 for a Marquette County Circuit Court Probation Violation. Allen is on probation until this November 11,2018 on a felony charge of fourth degree fleeing and eluding police.

It’s not clear what probation condition he allegedly violated, but it was enough for the court to issue a warrant. We have listed his probation restrictions below.

Our readers helped locate Kyle Allen around Christmas 2016 when a CSC warrant was issued for his arrest.

Allen went on ABC10 TV in Ishpeming in May 2017 claiming his innocence of rape- but not mentioning he was to be sentenced less than a week later for felony fleeing and eluding.

During the story on ABC10 WBUP-TV, Allen did not explain what happened that fateful night with the Ishpeming woman – nor did the story mention his other felony convictions or looming sentencing. (See link to our editorial and other coverage below).

Allen was sentenced on May 19, 2017 and appeared on ABC10 on May 11 – six days earlier. Was this just a freak coincidence?

During his TV10 interview,  Allen blamed social media – i.e. U.P. Breaking News coverage claiming he was railroaded ion the rape charge.

Allen was sentenced in May 2017 for felony fleeing and eluding – and had a 2009 felony cocaine delivery conviction.

Scroll down to see Allen’s MDOC information.

https://upperpeninsulabreakingnews.wordpress.com/2018/01/12/ishpeming-man-charged-tonight-with-csc-and-a-circuit-court-judge-is-not-happy-with-another-ishpeming-man-once-arrested-for-allegedly-sexually-assaulting-a-drunk-woman-who-was-not-old-enough-to-drin

https://upperpeninsulabreakingnews.wordpress.com/2016/12/21/victim-and-witness-want-you-help-catching-an-alleged-csc-suspect-in-marquette-county

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MDOC Number: 712615
SID Number: 2429146T

Name: KYLE THOMAS ALLEN

Image Date: 5/24/2017
MDOC Current Status: Probationer
Supervision Begin Date: 5/19/2017
Assigned Location: Marquette
Supervision Discharge Date: 11/19/2018

MARKS, SCARS & TATTOOS
Left Hand Deformity – hand deformity, smaller arm, and missing pectoral muscle.
Tattoo- Lower Right Forearm – Daughter’s name & zodiak sign & 2 black roses
Tattoo- Upper Right Shoulder – Billard ball on right shoulder

ACTIVE Sentence 1 Police Officer – Fleeing – Fourth Degree – Vehicle Code

Maximum Sentence:
1 year 6 months
Court File#:
16-054610-FH
Date of Offense:
05/07/2016
Marquette County:
Date of Sentence: 5/19/2017
Conviction Type: Nolo Contendere

INACTIVE
Sentence 1
Offense:
Controlled Substance-Delivery/Manf., Nar/Coc <50 Grams
Minimum Sentence:

MCL#:
333.74012A4
Maximum Sentence:
2 years 0 months
Court File#:
0846010-FH
Date of Offense:
03/05/2008
Marquette County
Date of Sentence: 2/20/2009

Conviction Type: Plea

Discharge Date: 10/18/2010

SUPERVISION CONDITIONS
01 – No violations of any criminal law
02 – Not leave state without permission
02.0 – Not use/possess alcohol or intoxicants
02.1 – Alcohol testing
02.2 – Drug testing
02.4 – Not use or have any controlled substances or drug items
02.8 – Outpatient Substance Abuse Treatment
03 – Monthly reporting
03.4 – Must attend programs required
04 – Notify of change of residence
04.18 – Behavior
04.24 – Authorize a search if Field Agent has cause
08.0 – Serve jail time as described
08.2 – Pay a Crime Victim’s Assessment
08.3 – Pay Supervision Fee pursuant to PA 185 of 1993
08.4 – Court Cost
08.6 – Attorney Fees
08.18 – State Costs

Two members of the Hannahville Indian Community nation were being held in jail Sunday morning in Escanaba; one accused of furnishing alcohol to minors during an incident this morning and the other was jailed this weekend on still unspecified charges involving tribal court – and she just got out

U.P. Breaking News Bulletin – Update 12-17-17 6:30 p.m.

Just heard from 33-year-old Laura Lynn Williams of Wilson, MI.

Wilson refused to say why she was in jail ref. actual charges.

Williams said she no longer works for the disabled in Hannahville and did not update her Facebook page.
Wilson said she is serving weekends for a tribal court crime.

She refused to say what the crime she was convicted of  in tribal court

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12-17-17 – 7:17 a.m. ET –

Hannahville nation members jailed in Escanaba – one under investigation for holding a party for underage drinkers – and the charges filed on the other are being withheld even though she is jailed without bond

 

By Greg Peterson
Upper Peninsula Breaking News
Owner, News Director
906-273-2433

(Escanaba, MI) – Two residents of the Hannahville Indian Community nation are being held without bond this Sunday morning – with one accused of furnishing alcohol to minors during an incident this morning and the other on so far secret charges

A 21-year-old member of the Hannahville Indian Community nation was arrested this morning for allegedly selling alcohol to at least three minors.

While another Hannahville member – who used to be known for her work with the disabled – is being held without bond and the charges against the woman are being withheld from the public. If you have any information on this case please contact U.P. Breaking News.

Officials were investigating the report of numerous underage people drinking this morning during an incident in Delta County.

21-year-old Bethany Ann Keshick was booked into the Delta County Detention Center (DCDC) at 2:35 a.m. ET this Sunday morning, Dec. 17, 2017.

She is charged with one count of furnishing/selling alcohol to minors and is expected to face additional charges including resisting arrest and addition counts of furnishing alcohol to minors.

She is being held without bond.

According to her Facebook page, Keshick is a cashier at the tribe’s Island Resort & Casino.

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Meanwhile – another member of the Hannahville Indian Community nation – known in the past for helping the disabled – is jailed this Sunday morning on unspecified charges – its rare for Delta County to keep the charges under wraps.

33-year-old Laura Lynn Williams of Wilson, MI was booked into the Delta County Detention Center (DCDC) about 6:30 p.m. Friday, Dec. 15, 2017.

Williams is being held on an unspecified charged which is unusual as normally charges are listed and passed on to the VineLink.com and Mobile Patrol.

Bond is not set.

It is not clear why officials are not releasing the nature of the charges like in 99.9 percent of other cases.

Williams in prominent in many Hannahville Indian Community efforts including Administrative Assistant/Planning & Evaluation at Project Visions.

The Project Visions mission statement: To provide encouragement and assistance to tribal members with disabilities in preparing for gainful employment on or off the reservation.

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Federal prosecutors in Marquette continue their crackdown on domestic violence that happened on tribal nations located in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan

Baraga County man faces justice after allegedly pummeling his girlfriend twice on KBIC lands

By Greg Peterson
Upper Peninsula Breaking News
News Director/Co-Owner
906-273-2433

 (Marquette, MI) – Federal prosecutors in Marquette continue their no-nonsense stance on domestic violence as Baraga County man charged in federal court with twice assaulting a Native woman from Keweenaw Bay Indian Community.

A federal grand jury has indicted 25 year old James “Jim” Christian Stein of Zeba, MI on two felonies and a misdemeanor for an alleged merciless assaults on his girlfriend on lands of the KBIC, an Indian nation within in Baraga County, MI.

Due to the attack, Stein is charged with two counts of assault of intimate partner resulting in substantial bodily injury and one count of assault by striking, beating, or wounding. The victim was savagely attacked several days including on September 29, 2017 and October 2, 2017.

Stein’s Facebook page states he Lives in Zeba, MI and is originally from Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan
Stein “a non-Indian male, did assault his intimate partner” who is “an Indian female,” states the indicted handed down by a federal grand jury in Marquette.

“Due to that assault” the victim”sustained substantial bodily injury.”
In the second assault, the grand jury alleges Stein caused “sustained substantial bodily injury” involving “substantial injury to her tailbone.”
If convicted, Stein faces up to 11 years in federal prison – that doesn’t have parole. A conviction also carries seven years of supervised released and potentially huge fines.
The suspect is undergoing treatment at a facility called K-PEP Kalamazoo in Kalamazoo, MI. He was released on a $10,000 unsecured bond to allow his travel for treatment.
The case is being brought by a tough non-nonsense federal prosecutor in Marquette with a long track record of throwing tribal lands abusers in prison, That prosecutor is Asst. U.S. Attorney Hannah Bobee.
“Hammering Hannah” has been pounding guilty abusive men into prison in recent years in an effort to curb the vicious assaults on woman that occur on Indian nations in the U.P.