Boys, ages 13, 14, 17, charged with murder in Dearborn homicide, armed robbery cases
Three teenagers -- ages 13, 14 and 17 -- have been charged with murder in connection with a homicide case and two armed robbery cases in Dearborn, officials said.
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Jamel Marquise Philson, 17, of Highland Park; Demaurio Dismuke, 14, of Detroit; and a 13-year-old boy have been charged in connection with the incidents.
Boys, ages 13, 14, 17, charged with murder in Dearborn homicide, armed robbery cases
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