Charles E. Ramirez is a journalist based in Detroit, Michigan. He writes for The Detroit News, covering local news stories, crime, and community events. His work has also been featured in various publications, including ArcaMax Publishing, Hastings Tribune Newspaper, Brunswick News Inc., Daily Item, and Lawton Publishing Company.
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A sheriff's deputy's vehicle ended up in the freezing River Raising during the pursuit, officials said.
Officials said it appears the wound was self-inflicted and the shooting was accidental.
Police said they believe the man, 52, had a medical issue that may have caused the collision.
By: Charles E. Ramirez
Agency's cold weather advisory remains in effect for region until noon Wednesday.
Coldest temperatures are expected to arrive late Tuesday night, linger into Wednesday morning, the National Weather Service said.
By: Charles E. Ramirez
Officials said the Southfield resident was wanted on outstanding felony warrants.
Jazzie Love faces up to life in prison in the slaying of Uniqua Sanders.
By: Charles E. Ramirez
No injuries were reported in the Tuesday incident, officials said.
By: Charles E. Ramirez
Councilwoman Gabriela Santiago-Romero said on social media 'Detroiters have to look out for one another.'
By: Charles E. Ramirez
Police said Ronald Schmitt spent 12 years stealing fuel, using it for his own vehicle.
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