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An external investigation into the Michigan State Police finds some agency policies and programs are creating racial disparities in traffic stops.
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According to the Michigan State Police, troopers issued around 600 distracted driving tickets since the hands-free driving law was enacted last year.
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Starting this weekend visitors to Spartan Stadium will need to pass through metal detectors before entering the venue
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The Michigan State Police is using new technology along I-94 and I-75 to watch for cars that law enforcement officers are tracking.
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The Michigan State Police’s Fugitive Task Force team is conducting outstanding felony warrant sweeps in Lansing later this summer.
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Holding a mobile device while driving is enough for officers to initiate a traffic stop. Motorists who break the law could face fines or a road safety refresher course for additional violations.
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The Michigan State Police is continuing to explore what racial disparities may exist when officers pull people over.
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Democratic legislators are proposing using a portion of state sales tax revenue to create a $100 million fund to fight crime in Michigan’s most violent communities.
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During the pandemic, Michigan State Police began tracking what it calls “hate bias incidents” against police officers.
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People who call 911 in Eaton, Branch, Calhoun and St. Joseph counties will receive a text notifying them when a trooper is expected to arrive and if there are delays.