Garden City man charged after post seeking sex with dogs triggers undercover investigation
DETROIT – A Garden City man was charged after posting an ad seeking sex with dogs that triggered an undercover investigation and led to the discovery of an injured rabbit, according to authorities.
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Elise Ramsey, an investigator with the Michigan Humane Society, said she’ll go anywhere to stop animal cruelty. A recent case in Garden City was incredibly disturbing, she said.
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Detroit mayor, police chief respond to threat of federal agent deployment
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Detroit summer school students must be tested for COVID-19
Activists have been trying to stop students and teachers from attending in-person summer school in Detroit.
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