There appears to be a major staff shortage at the Wayne County Prosecutor’s Office.

Flat Rock resident Amos Glen Lowe, 37, has been charged with first-degree murder in connection with the slaying of his wife Christina Ann Lowe, 30, who also lived in the city.

DETROIT – The Wayne County Prosecutor’s Office is dismissing all pending and adjudicated cases in the county related to COVID-19 executive orders issued by Gov. Prior to the court’s ruling, the Prosecutor’s Office and law enforcement issued ordinance violations and misdemeanors to people who allegedly violated the Emergency Management Act. But with the court’s ruling, the Prosecutor’s Office reviewed the cases and “determined that there is not a legal basis to proceed with them.”AdMore than 1,600 cases are in Detroit. “However, considering the Supreme Court’s decision, WCPO will no longer use criminal prosecution to enforce the governor’s Executive Order. It is my earnest hope that people will continue to wear face masks, social distance, quarantine when warranted.”Cases related to order violations to be dismissed (WCPO)

DETROIT – Wayne County Prosecutor Kym Worthy is seeking victims of prisoners who will soon be paroled so they can be properly notified. According to the Wayne County Prosecutor’s Office, MDOC began sending letters to the office early last month about paroling prisoners because of the COVID-19 outbreak. In any given month, MDOC paroles just under 700 prisoners a month. During the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s over 700 and closer to 800. READ: Hundreds of inmates released from Metro Detroit county jailsAt the county jails in Macomb, Oakland and Wayne counties, officials have been reviewing the cases of inmates who would not be a danger to the public if released.

Wayne County prosecutor seeks victims of inmates who will soon be released from prisonPublished: May 5, 2020, 11:12 pmWayne County Prosecutor Kym Worthy is seeking victims of prisoners who will soon be paroled so they can be properly notified.

Police said they were forced to shut down a local high school football game at Woodward High School in Bond Hill after several large fights broke out throughout the event. (WCPO)Cincinnati (WCPO) - Police said they were forced to shut down a local high school football game at Woodward High School in Bond Hill after several large fights broke out throughout the event. The football game, between rivals Woodward High School and Withrow High School, kicked off around 8:40 p.m. Friday night. Officers working during the game said they spotted a large, unruly crowd, with multiple fights breaking out within the group. "There were people running off the stands, into the hills," said Matthew Jackson, a Woodward High football player.

He died two days later, one among over 1,000 American soldiers killed in the effort to dislodge the invaders. He returned to his hometown in New Miami, Ohio, on Thursday for a burial with full military honors on Saturday. The route from Brown-Dawson-Flick Funeral Home to Hickory Flats Cemetery was lined with friends and well wishers Saturday. "He was a 17-year-old veteran killed in action," he said. If you share the same market as the contributor of this article, you may not use it on any platform.