DETROIT (WXYZ) — A Michigan State Police trooper was shot three times on Detroit's west side and a man was killed early Monday morning Watch our latest story on the shooting below: two detective troopers with the Metropolitan Detroit Auto Recovery Team were conducting an investigation when a 23-year-old Detroit man came out of a house and opened fire on the troopers Hear more from MSP in their latest update in the video below Officials say the trooper was shot three times — once in the leg where he is in serious but stable condition Officials say the bulletproof vest saved his life shooting and killing the 23-year-old suspect Relatives identified the man as Martez Hunter Britt a retired Detroit police officer and Wayne County Sheriff's Office deputy "They're going to paint this young man as he did this and he's bad and everybody is feeling sorry for the police but I feel sorry for Martez cause he's dead," Singleton said it's unclear if Britt was a target in the investigation if troopers announced themselves as law enforcement or if they were wearing gear saying they were police "We don't know if they announced themselves He ain't just going to shoot some police officer That ain't that kind of kid," Singleton said The Detroit Police Homicide Task Force is investigating the shooting but the Detroit side will take the lead with MSP assisting the investigation will be sent to the attorney general's office A Michigan State Police trooper was injured and one person died in a shooting early Monday on Detroit's west side troopers in the MSP Auto Theft team were involved in a shooting with an individual while conducting an investigation in the area of Trojan Avenue and Murray Hill Street the agency's Second District reported on X a 23-year-old male suspect from Detroit jumped out of a vehicle firing rounds at troopers The injured trooper was transported to Detroit Receiving Hospital for treatment and listed in critical condition The Homicide Task Force is handling the investigation State police did not release further details blocking off Trojan Avenue and Murray Hill Street they towed the suspect's vehicle from their home at 20200 Murray Hill Authorities also knocked on the doors of Murray Hill residents to ask about the incident Several relatives and friends of the suspect were on the scene said he was surprised his friend of several years was out at 4 a.m and wasn't sure how the incident led to the Murray Hill resident's death "How did this happen in front of his house?" Cobb said "(Police are) supposed to be serving and protecting." The incident is the latest involving a person shot by law enforcement officials in Michigan Last month, a knife-wielding man was fatally shot by Ingham County Sheriff's deputies In March, Warren police officers fatally shot a knife-wielding man after he refused to comply with their commands to drop his weapons Also that month, Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel said her office would not charge troopers who fatally shot a man last year after he allegedly killed a Hillsdale County sheriff's deputy In February, Nessel said her office would not charge two Michigan State Police troopers who fatally shot an armed Flint teen in 2024 when he ran from law enforcement Fla — A Tampa man was injured in a Gandy Bridge crash early Sunday morning after trying to flee from troopers at speeds above 100mph was charged with fleeing and eluding at high speed WATCH: Tampa man injured in crash fleeing from troopers above 100 mph A trooper on patrol along the Gandy Bridge at about 1 a.m saw Ramnarine in a Toyota Supra traveling at 93 mph in a 55-mph speed zone FHP officials said the trooper attempted a traffic stop but Ramnarine fled eastbound on the bridge at speeds exceeding 100 mph The trooper then conducted a PIT (precision immobilization technique) maneuver on the Supra at the east end of the bridge It caused the vehicle to rotate onto the shoulder Ramnarine suffered non-life-threatening injuries and was taken to an area hospital for medical care also suffered non-life-threatening injuries and was taken to an area hospital and I feel like that's part of where the system failed" Henry Betsey Jr. is facing charges for marrying three Florida women in three different counties at the same time. Now saying the system that handles marriage licenses kept them in the dark Latest Hillsborough County News from ABC Action News Report a typo District Court with one count of production of child pornography Kirkpatrick saying there is "zero tolerance for public officials who violate federal laws—particularly those laws that protect vulnerable children from sexual abuse." The criminal complaint detailing the allegations against Plonski has not been made public but Kirkpatrick accused Plonski of committing "one of the most vile and predatory offenses imaginable" while in his state patrol uniform.  "This is abhorrent—to Minnesota as a whole and to our law enforcement community in particular," Kirkpatrick said in a statement Alvin M Winston Sr., a special agent with the FBI Minneapolis called the allegations against Plonski "horrifying and a gross betrayal of public trust." Details are limited, but the investigation included assistance from the Minneapolis Bureau of Criminal Apprehension and the Shakopee Police Department.   The state patrol says Plonski, who was hired in 2022, has been placed on leave amid an internal affairs investigation.  “The alleged sexual abuse this child had inflicted upon them is truly unbelievable,” Scott County Attorney Ron Hocevar said. “This office will pursue all potential charges and maximum penalties available to us to hold this individual accountable. I wish to thank all of the law enforcement agencies for their excellent work on bringing this individual in to face justice and protecting our residents, particularly our children.” Plonski was booked into the Sherburne County Jail on May 1.  which features a swimming beach and splash pad in the venerable Farmers and and Mechanics Savings Bank building with criminal charges indicating the driver's actions were intentional while the Minnesota BCA will become more heavily involved in investigations Search warrants reveal the suspicious actions of two state troopers after a deadly crash in October 2024 on Raleigh's Capital Boulevard North Carolina State Highway Patrol Trooper Garrett Macario and Sgt Matthew Morrison have been under investigation for their response to the crash that killed Tyrone Mason His death was first reported as a single-car crash but his family believes that troopers were chasing him Wake County District Attorney Lorrin Freeman said evidence from the crash investigation -- including video from dash and body cameras -- led her to look closer at the work of Macario and Morrison and she has since dismissed charges in almost 200 pending cases involving one or both of them The troopers have been put on administrative leave the State Bureau of Investigation reviewed footage recorded on the night of the crash by Macario's body-worn camera that showed him first trying to pull Mason over on Capital Boulevard near Wake Forest Road The camera went on to show Macario calling Morrison to report what had happened Morrison can be heard asking Macario whether he had called in a vehicle chase on his radio Morrison told Trooper Macario that the traffic accident was RPD's problem Morrison then told Trooper Macario not to tell responding Raleigh Police Department Officers that he tried to stop Mason before the traffic accident," the warrant says "RPD asked Trooper Macario if he was pulling over Mason which led to the traffic accident Trooper Macario told Officer Urena that he was not trying to pull Mason over and that he came up on the wreck and saw the smoke and debris from the vehicle," the warrant says The SBI also searched personal cellphones used by Macario and Morrison Mason's family has retained two high-profile civil rights attorneys to demand answers from the North Carolina State Highway Patrol about the role of the troopers in his death "From day 1 when they came to me and told me my son died in a single-car accident with no witnesses I told them that is not true," Mason's mother said "Someone on the force had to have been chasing my son "We know something happened here that is more than they are telling us," Attorney Ben Crump Wake DA Freeman said she was tipped off to the questions about the crash by someone inside the SBI "All that we ask is everyone come together and get justice for my son "Our office is currently reviewing the investigation and it is my hope that this review will be completed in the coming weeks." 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Please visit joinstatepolice.ny.gov to learn more a vehicle collision occurred between a New York State Police vehicle and a passenger car.  The incident occurred on State Route 5 at Eatonville Road in the Town of Herkimer A State Trooper and the driver of the passenger car were both transported to Wynn Hospital with non-life threatening injuries.  The cause of the crash is currently under investigation by the New York State Police Collision Reconstruction Unit.   More information will be released as it becomes available A 44-year-old man who was fatally shot by officers after Delaware State Police said he charged at them with a knife has been identified as Gregory Painter was fatally wounded on May 1 when troopers responded to Route 9 (Lewes-Georgetown Highway) near Harbeson Road after receiving several 911 calls just before 4 p.m Previous story: Delaware State Police say man hid in occupied home before charging troopers with knife The callers told dispatchers that a red Ford F-150 was driving slowly swerving into opposite lanes and driving on the shoulder but police said he kept going and officers pursued Painter eventually stopped in a driveway in the 28000 block of West Springside Drive He then got out of the truck with a knife and ran into a nearby home which police said was occupied at the time That's when police said he "charged" toward the troopers despite them ordering Painter to drop the knife The troopers remain on administrative leave per department policy as state police and the Delaware Department of Justice investigate the shooting While this is the third person to be shot by a police officers in Delaware so far this year More: What we know about University of Delaware police-involved shooting of armed suicidal man More: Man shot by Wilmington police during drug investigation on city's East Side. What we know Send tips or story ideas to Esteban Parra at (302) 324-2299 or eparra@delawareonline.com Thank you for completing the form, here is your download: "+jQuery("body").attr("docName")+" Thank you for completing the form, here is the link to your on-demand webinar: On-Demand Webinar Link CONSTANTIA, N.Y. — Newly released body camera footage shows the officer involved shooting of a man who swung a metal clamp at a trooper, CNY Central reported The March 21 shooting occurred during a welfare check at a home where Oswego County Sheriff’s deputies and New York State Police responded to serve an order of protection Initial reports from the Oswego County Sheriff’s Office indicated the suspect was experiencing a “psychotic episode.” The encounter quickly escalated after officers made contact with the suspect in a cluttered garage Bodycam footage from an Oswego County deputy begins with officers trying to speak with the man before a physical struggle begins Around 1 minute and 16 seconds into the video the bodycam is dislodged and lands pointed upward as the confrontation continues Gunshots are heard about halfway through the clip The man is heard asking if he can stand up after being shot but is told to remain still so officers can assist him Bodycam from a New York State trooper shows the man swinging an 8-pound steel C-clamp at her around the 1-minute The Sheriff’s Office said the deputy had deployed a TASER prior to using his firearm The trooper then takes the child from the scene and moves him to safety while attempting to comfort him The suspect was transported to a nearby hospital where he was pronounced dead Copyright © 2025 Lexipol. All rights reserved.Do Not Sell My Personal Information DETROIT – The family of a Detroit man killed in a shootout involving Michigan State Police spoke to Local 4 Monday morning The shooting happened in the 20000 block of Murray Hill, near the Lodge and 8 Mile, just after 4:30 a.m. on May 5, 2025. According to Michigan State Police, troopers assigned to its auto theft team were involved, and a 23-year-old Detroit man was killed during the exchange of gunfire. Dameka Gray said she learned that her cousin was shot and killed after her aunt called her screaming. “I just ran out of the house and ran to her,” Gray said. “He was a sweetheart.” “Go talk to your people while they’re here,” she said while fighting through tears. “It’s not a good feeling. It’s not.” Tony Hunter spoke with Local 4 regarding his younger brother’s death. “He looked up to me, I looked up to him,” he said. “He didn’t do no wrong.” He said his brother was sitting on the front porch of their home when an unmarked police car pulled up. “My little brother called my name; he called for me to come out,” Hunter recalled. “As soon as I started running, all I hear is gunshots.” Hunter said his brother is not the type to pull out a gun and shoot at police. “That’s not my brother. That’s not him,” he said. “These cops came unmarked, no vests,” he continued. He said police didn’t announce who they were until after they shot at his brother. “They waited until my little brother was already laid out in the middle of the street to go put a vest on,” Hunter said. “We’re definitely going to get justice for this,” Hunter’s sister said. “Justice for my brother. Long live my brother.” The man’s family said he was a night owl, “a protector,” and would often stay up late. “He watches over his family,” a family member said. During a press conference on May 5, just after 8 a.m., Michigan State Police said troopers were working undercover in the area when the 23-year-old man came out of a house and allegedly shot three times at the troopers. State troopers returned fire, killing the Detroit man. A trooper was shot in the leg and back. The trooper shot was transported to Detroit Receiving Hospital for treatment. Police told Local 4 the trooper is expected to be okay. Copyright 2025 by WDIV ClickOnDetroit - All rights reserved. Samantha Sayles is an Oakland University alumna who’s been writing Michigan news since 2022. Before joining the ClickOnDetroit team, she wrote stories for WILX in Lansing and WEYI in Flint. 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Share on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedInLANSING (WILX) -A Michigan State Police trooper is hurt and a 23-year-old man is dead after a shooting in Detroit Monday morning MSP Troopers assigned to the Metro Detroit Auto-Theft Recovery Team (MDART) were investigating in the area of Trojan ave and Murray Hill just before 5 a.m a 23-year-old Detroit man jumped out of a vehicle and began firing at Troopers One trooper was shot three times — once in the lower back once in the leg and once in his bulletproof vest “He took one in the leg in the back and the chest that that could have been the one that took him out but that vest saved him So we’re we’re glad that they’re wearing their gear and that’s what kept them safe,” said MSP Lieutenant Rene Gonzalez The injured trooper was taken to the hospital in serious condition The shooting is being investigated by the MSP Homicide Task Force.https://x.com/mspmetrodet/status/1919425373910995294 “Sounds like the trooper is very lucky to be alive after being shot three times,” Gonzalez said Subscribe to our News 10 newsletter and YouTube page to receive the latest local news and weather. 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Be sure to check our live traffic map here MSP trooper shot in shooting on Detroit's west side A Michigan State Police trooper was shot three times on Detroit's west side and a suspect was killed The trooper was shot three times – once in the leg Other troopers took him to the trooper hospital requiring new identification for air travel the Real ID Act will finally be enforced across the country starting May 7 making it more difficult to pass through TSA checkpoints without proper identification which features a star in the upper right-hand corner of compliant IDs will be mandatory for domestic air travel and accessing certain federal government buildings "Real ID was actually a recommendation that came out of the 9/11 Commission We have 50 states issuing 50 different licenses and we want to have one national baseline set of security standards," said Jessica Mayle Mayle explained that travelers without a Real ID, enhanced license, U.S. passport or other forms of acceptable identification "If the answer is no to all of those: I don't have a passport I don't have a Real ID and I have a trip coming up we would say expect that you could face extra screening you could face delays and you could face the possibility of not making it through the checkpoint," Mayle said about 75% of Michigan residents are meeting Real ID requirements If you need a new ID, you can schedule an office visit with the Secretary of state on their website, at this link The parents of Kevin Graves say they are still determined to find answers as to how their son died even after the Oceania County medical examiner ruled his death as "undetermined after investigation and anthropology studies" last month In 2018, 28-year-old Kevin Graves went missing while attending his very first Electric Forest music festival putting up billboards and spreading the word his family received the devastating news last December that his remains had been found near festival grounds it was like a smack right between the eyes," Graves' father Gary said As devastated as they were, they hoped that now that his remains were found, they would have the complete picture of what happened to their son the medical examiner's office ruled Kevin Graves' death as "undetermined" after their monthslong investigation Their office told 7 News Detroit that because they were working with only skeletal remains it complicated just how much they could learn “I still don’t know why they couldn’t have found something but you’d think they would’ve found something," Kevin Graves' mother Kathy said "It just leaves more unanswered questions.” Mich.— Michigan State Troopers were conducting an investigation when a 23 year-old man shot an unknown number of rounds hitting one trooper The Trooper was transported to a local hospital and is listed in serious condition The investigation was being conducted in the area of Trojan Avenue and Murray Hill by Michigan State Troopers assigned to the Metro Detroit Auto-Theft Recovery Team RELATED ARTICLE: Amish buggy crash in Gladwin County leaves children in critical condition During the investigation the 23 year-old man jumped out of a vehicle firing an unknown amount of rounds at the troopers This incident is under investigation and is being handled by the Homicide Task Force State and federal charges have been filed against a Minnesota State Trooper for allegedly producing child pornography Jeremy Francis Plonski, 29, was charged federally with one count of production of child pornography He was also charged in Scott County with one count of first-degree criminal sexual conduct of a person under the age of 14 began analyzing a cellphone in connection with an investigation into child sexual abuse materials (CSAM) on Wednesday federal law enforcement identified Plonski as the person who produced the CSAM authorities found several videos from April 2023 of Plonski sexually assaulting a “female infant,” court records state Plonski admitted in interviews that he began engaging in a relationship with a user on the social media Kik in 2022 the user told Plonski to send videos of him performing sexual acts on the victim Plonski said that he sent four to five videos of himself sexually assaulting the victim to the user on Kik stopped all sexual contact with the victim and “has not touched her since.” He told officials that all of those videos occurred in his home in Shakopee FBI and BCA special agents executed a search warrant on Plonski’s home He was arrested on a federal warrant and is currently in custody at the Sherburne County Jail pending a detention hearing Plonski faces a minimum of 15 years in federal prison if convicted “The crimes alleged are horrifying,” BCA Superintendent Drew Evans said “This child endured unimaginable sexual abuse We will continue our dogged pursuit of any criminal who preys on our children — our most vulnerable residents.” Minnesota State Patrol confirmed that Plonski is on leave and Colonel Christina Bogojevic released the following statement: “The allegations in this case are appalling and indefensible The conduct described is a serious violation of the law of human decency and of the oath every member of the State Patrol swears to uphold These allegations represent a betrayal of the community and of every member of law enforcement who wears their uniform with integrity and honor We will fully support the federal investigation and prosecution and will cooperate to the fullest extent possible no title and no position will ever place anyone above the law Anyone who violates that duty has no place in this organization or in our profession An internal affairs investigation is underway Any person with disabilities who needs help accessing the content of the FCC Public File may contact KSTP via our online form or call 651-646-5555 Shawnte Passmore DETROIT – A Michigan State Police trooper is injured and a man is dead following a shooting on Detroit’s west side early Monday morning The shooting happened in the 20000 block of Murray Hill troopers assigned to its auto theft team were involved and a 23-year-old Detroit man was killed during the exchange of gunfire Michigan State Police said troopers were working undercover in the area when the suspect came out of a house and allegedly shot three times at the troopers Related: ‘Justice for my brother’: Family of Detroit man killed in shootout involving state police speaks out You can watch the full press conference below: Shawnte Passmore joined WDIV in August 2024 after working at KOVR in Sacramento, California, WFSB in Hartford, Connecticut and KMTV in Omaha, Nebraska. 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Police Officer's Vest Stops Knife when Suspect Stabs Him “Your mom is coming up to take your son,” Oswego County Sheriff’s Office Deputy Charles Costello told Miles Dignean that’s not happening,” Dignean responded the encounter went from an officer calmly explaining to the man that he needed to take the boy to a physical altercation between Dignean and officers as they tried to take him into custody It ended with Digean being shot as his 3-year-old son was wailing just feet away The state Attorney General’s Office Friday released two body camera videos that show the interaction in a garage between Dignean Deputy Corey Whitney and Trooper Junyla Sabari at about 1 p.m. on March 21 Investigators have said Dignean was shot by Whitney but they have not said how many times he was shot Dignean was taken to Upstate University Hospital and was pronounced dead at 2:28 p.m. that day a spokesperson for the sheriff’s office The two videos start in the garage at 34 Cook Rd. with Dignean holding his son as Costello explains there’s a court order for him to stay away from the child and they needed to take the boy Dignean first tries to walk past officers with the child in his arms but Sabari grabs the boy which triggers the struggle with Whitney Sabari quickly puts the child down to aid Whitney and the boy wanders closer to the fray Sabari pulls her taser on Dignean shortly before he grabs a metal object and hits her in the head with it, the video shows. The object was a 7-inch by 17-inch steel C-Clamp that weighed 8 pounds the toddler can be seen walking behind her toward his father Whitney’s body camera detaches and falls to the ground and Sabari’s camera is briefly blocked as shots are fired There is no clear view of the actual shooting in either video At least two shots can be heard on the videos Sabari picks up the young child and calls in to report shots were fired She takes the child over to a workbench in the garage to check on the boy who inform him he has been shot as he asks for help standing up One of the deputies continues to point a gun at Dignean as they speak to him Dignean continues to move on the ground and the deputies warn him to stop moving or they will handcuff him Sabari’s body camera video clip ends as the deputies are placing the handcuffs on Dignean Whitney’s body camera clip cuts off at the same time Deputies have said all three officers gave Dignean first aid Joseph’s Hospital in Syracuse and treated for a minor head injury The state Attorney General’s Office announced they were launching an investigation into Dignean’s death in late March The AG opens a full investigation of an incident if its assessment determines that an officer caused or may have caused the death of an individual The AG will either present evidence to a grand jury and seek an indictment or issue a public report explaining why the office chose not to present evidence to the grand jury according to an annual report issued by the Office of Special Investigations The day of his son’s death, Alton Dignean put up a sign near their home that read “the cops just killed my son” in red paint Alton Dignean told Syracuse.com that police didn’t have to shoot his son “They shot my son and killed him.” Visit syracuse.com Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC. Somerset native Sean Sweat will join Post 15 after recently graduating from the state police academy Sweat is one of 33 graduates from the latest training class Training lasts for 24 weeks and includes more than 1,000 hours of classroom and field study Sean Hammond talks to Glen Whitis about a tractor show happening this weekend in Casey County Robert Luttrell and Mark Prater stop by to talk about the Vendors Fair at the Russell County Fairgrounds on Saturday Jeff Hoover talks with Jeff Kerns and Jeff Carnes I had three incidents where cars did not yield right of way when they had a flashing left turn arrow I have observed several other incidents involving other drivers as well people seem to think the flashing arrow gives them the right of way Answer: A flashing yellow light or arrow means “caution.” Proceed through the intersection with caution Yield the right-of-way to vehicles and pedestrians already in the intersection If you are turning left or making a U-turn you must yield to oncoming vehicles that are close enough to be an immediate hazard Bystander Helps Fla. Deputy in Dangerous Struggle with Suspect over Gun A Michigan State Police trooper was injured and one person died in a shooting early Monday on Detroit's west side Around 4:40 a.m near the 20000 block of Murray Hill troopers in the MSP Auto Theft team were involved in a shooting with an individual the agency's Second District reported on X The trooper was hit and transported to a local hospital The suspect was killed in the exchange of gunfire State police did not release further details Monday morning Visit detroitnews.com Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC. The Minnesota State Patrol logo displayed on an officer's uniform shoulder on Feb Federal prosecutors on Thursday charged a Minnesota state trooper with producing child sex abuse images Kerem Yücel | MPR News fileGo Deeper.CloseCreate an account or log in to save stories We have added it to a list of your favorite stories Trooper Jeremy Francis Plonski is charged with one count of producing child pornography To protect the identity of the alleged victim Attorney’s Office is releasing few details from the investigation Jeremy Francis Plonski was booked into the Sherburne County Jail on May 1 Attorney Lisa Kirkpatrick said Plonski created sex abuse images "while donning his uniform," and “committed one of the most vile and predatory offenses imaginable.” Plonski is being held in the Sherburne County Jail he faces a 15-year mandatory minimum prison sentence MPR News helps you turn down the noise and build shared understanding Turn up your support for this public resource and keep trusted journalism accessible to all Attorney's Office said the State Patrol assisted with arresting Plonski Patrol Chief Christina Bogojevic called the allegations "appalling and indefensible." “The conduct described is a serious violation of the law of human decency and of the oath every member of the State Patrol swears to uphold,” Bogojevic said “These allegations represent a betrayal of the community and of every member of law enforcement who wears their uniform with integrity and honor.” Bogojevic said an internal affairs investigation is underway and Plonski is on leave Return Home A Jawa Sipper and Salvaged Clone Trooper Helmet bucket are available at Disneyland Resort in honor of May the 4th Includes choice of Fountain Beverage at time of purchase The plastic sculpted sipper resembles a Jawa wearing its standard brown hooded cloak It’s face appears to be wrapped in black cloth The actual appearance of Jawas is unknown because they keep themselves covered It includes a detachable lanyard strap with the Disney Parks and Star Wars wordmarks and artwork resembling the straps and belts worn by Jawas It holds a metallic element in an outstretched hand The sipper straw pops out from the back of the Jawa’s hood Below that is the on/off switch the activate the eye lights It can be found at the following locations: The Jawa Sipper was also released in Hollywood Studios at Walt Disney World today as part of the May the 4th offerings in the park Unlike some of the previous helmet-shaped popcorn buckets this one is specifically a Clone Trooper helmet with the blue stripe down the middle of the white front The front has the classic Clone Trooper ventilators and black eyes The flap for inserting the food is actually on the underside of the helmet so it must be turned upside-down to actually eat anything from the interior Since the bucket is supposed to be a salvaged helmet it has several intentional dents and marks from wear The bucket comes with a plain brown carry strap The bucket is available at the following locations: The helmet is also currently available at Disney’s Hollywood Studios where it comes with popcorn Both novelty releases have a limit of two items per person What do you think of all the new “Star Wars” merchandise For more Disneyland Resort news and info, follow Disneyland News Today on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. 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The arrest was the result of a motor vehicle stop on Weaver Street in West Warwick Homero was transported to the Hope Valley Barracks where he was processed arraigned by a Justice of the Peace and released with a future Third Division District Court date Rob has worked as reporter and editor for several publications including The Kent County Daily Times and Coventry Courier before working for Gatehouse in MA then moving home with Patch Media Now he's publisher and editor of WarwickPost.com Contact him at editor@warwickpost.com with tips Warwick Post is an online news and information source covering Warwick It also includes a Directory that allows local businesses to promote their products and services If you have a news tip, questions, concerns or want to advertise, you’ll need to Contact Warwickpost.com Warwickpost.com does not collect personally identifying data. Read our full privacy policy Before you comment on this site, you need an account. Then you’ll have to abide by rules that everyone should probably follow everywhere. Read our rules of conduct for comments on WarwickPost.com articles. Read our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) What is the air speed velocity of an unladen swallow Gretchen McDermid Walt Disney World has released a new Salvaged Clone Trooper Helmet Popcorn Bucket The new bucket is currently available from May 4 to May 5 at the Disney’s Hollywood Studios Souvenir Release Mobile Order Store. Starting on May 6, the bucket will also become available at Kat Saka’s Kettle The current pickup location is the hallway near the old Galactic Starcruiser entrance, where we reported the Sprite and Diet Coke droid carts had been parked yesterday There is a limit of two buckets per person The top of the bucket is rounded like a regular helmet The flap for inserting the popcorn is actually on the underside of the helmet For the latest Disney Parks news and info, follow WDW News Today on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram Jeremy Plonski has been with Minnesota State Patrol since 2022 A Minnesota state trooper was jailed Thursday after he was charged in federal court with producing child pornography was arrested on a federal warrant after he was charged in U.S according to a news release by the office of Acting U.S He was booked in the Sherburne County Jail pending a detention hearing Court filings containing details about the specific allegations against Plonski were not immediately available Attorney’s Office has zero tolerance for public officials who violate federal laws—particularly those laws that protect vulnerable children from sexual abuse,” Kirkpatrick said in a statement “Plonski took an oath to protect and serve our community Plonski committed one of the most vile and predatory offenses imaginable This is abhorrent—to Minnesota as a whole and to our law enforcement community in particular I am proud of the swift and decisive action of law enforcement who responded immediately and worked cooperatively to take Plonski into custody.” Charges and Plonski’s arrest follow an FBI investigation “The conduct alleged in this case is horrifying and a gross betrayal of public trust,” said Special Agent in Charge Alvin M “Law enforcement officers are sworn to protect the most vulnerable among us — not exploit them When someone in a position of authority commits such an egregious and despicable crime the damage extends beyond the victim — it shakes the very foundation of our communities’ trust The FBI and our partners will not hesitate to investigate and bring to justice anyone who preys on children In a statement to the Minnesota Star Tribune Christina Bogojevic said Plonski is on leave and called the allegations “appalling and indefensible.” Anyone who violates that duty has no place in this organization or in our profession,” Bogojevic said State Patrol has launched an internal investigation and will “fully support” the federal case and prosecution Plonski joined State Patrol in 2022 after previously working as a dispatcher and a stint in the National Guard, he told WCCO in an interview following his graduation into the patrol. “I wanted to do this since age 15 when I was first introduced to law enforcement in my drivers ed class with a trooper there,” he said at the time. 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