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Law Enforcement[05/06/2008]Circuit Court proceedings George Newpower, 58, of 13766 S. W. Bay Shore Dr., Traverse City — Pleaded guilty under a plea bargain arrangement to contractor providing a sworn ... [05/06/2008] Proceedings from Magistrate Court Michael C. Devoe, 52, Onekama — No proof of insurance; $25 fine and costs. Sherry L. Famiano, 33, 10146 S. Coleman Rd., Maple City — 40 in 35 mph ... [05/06/2008] Man, 18, pleads not guilty to graffiti attack on school An 18-year-old Northport man pleaded not guilty to malicious destruction of property in 86th District Court Friday. Jake D. Booher, of P.O. Box 271, ... [05/06/2008] 86th District Court proceedings [05/05/2008] Man enters not-guilty on 4 charges [05/05/2008] Contractor admits filing false statements [05/05/2008] 'Fruit stand bandit' gets jail time [05/04/2008] Man arraigned on sex charge [05/03/2008] Remorseful Sisson gets year in jail [05/03/2008] Leland man takes life |  SHERIFF'S DEPUTIES and other local law enforcement officers participated in a drill at the Leelanau County Government Center. For many officers, it was their first look inside the new facility, slated to open in February. The drill called on officers to clear rooms through the facility as they searched for a criminal "shooter" somewhere inside the building, portrayed by Village of Suttons Bay police chief Del Moore. Several teams from all local law enforcement agencies participated, including officers from the Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians, Michigan State Police and the National Park Service. The team pictured consisted of Leelanau County Sheriff's Deputies (from left) Mary Patterson, training officer Mike Bankey, Rocky Cadieux, Scott Robinson and Ev Bowen. Old Leland jail  Leelanau news on crime, the sheriff's department and the courts, including magistrate, district and circuit proceedings. |
