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Grand Rapids police captain defends officer Christopher Schurr in Patrick Lyoya killing
GRAND RAPIDS, MI – A Grand Rapids police captain defended former officer Christopher Schurr’s fatal shooting of a motorist Patrick Lyoya. Capt. David Siver, who trains officers in use of force, testified for the defense that Schurr’s escalation to deadly force “was reasonable, a reasonable officer could perform the same way in that situation.”
Christopher Schurr is on trial for second-degree murder for the death of Patrick Lyoya after a traffic stop in 2022. Two ...
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Billy Strings is seen here performing during Bourbon and Beyond Music Festival in Louisville, Kentucky in 2023. The ...
As states move to ban fluoride in drinking water, how Grand Rapids made history in 1945. Grand Rapids was the first city in ...
Christopher Schurr is on trial for second-degree murder in the death of Patrick Lyoya, who he fatally shot in the back of the ...
While most people are thinking about summer, the ArtPrize team is already gearing up for this fall as they work to bring in ...
BRAINERD — Owen Robertson, Sam Manecke and Connor Marcussen recorded singles wins for the Brainerd Warriors in a 5-2 win over ...
This year we have our Chinese culture section, which we always include in the Grand Rapids Lantern Festival," Mitchell ...
What seemed like an accidental overdose becomes a murder investigation in a new episode of "Investigation Discovery" airing ...
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Grand Rapids set to host fourth annual expungement fairGRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) — The city of Grand Rapids is hosting its fourth annual expungement fair Saturday. The event will ...
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