Dana Nessel is a journalist based in Port Huron, Michigan, with a focus on local news and legal issues. She writes for publications such as Blue Water Healthy Living and Legal Newsline, covering stories related to crime, business practices, and government interventions. Her work has also been featured in True Crime Daily.
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By Attorney General Dana Nessel LANSING – In recognition of Human Trafficking Awareness Month, Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel is highlighting the signs of human trafficking and reminding residents of the resources available to both victims and those who suspect trafficking in their community. “In Michigan and throughout the country, men,...
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Attorney General Dana Nessel wants those whose information may have been compromised in data breaches to know what steps they can take to protect their data from scammers and identity thieves. Michigan consumers have faced a number of significant data breaches this year, including incidents involving McLaren Health Care, Change Healthcare, Ascension Healthcare, and AT&T.
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LANSING – Yesterday, Huazi Piao, a 60-year-old Chinese national, was bound over to stand trial in the 3rd Circuit Court in Wayne County on human trafficking charges related to commercial sex operations at illicit massage parlors in Wayne County, announced Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel. Piao, who was arrested last month, is charged with:
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By Attorney General Dana Nessel LANSING – Frank Andrew Stevens, 62, of Colorado, recently pled guilty to one count of Oil and Gas False Statement, an 18-month misdemeanor, for defrauding the State of Michigan, announced Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel. As part of the plea agreement, Stevens, the former owner of...
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LANSING – Today, Neil Kalina, 69, formerly of Shelby Township, was resentenced to 7-15 years' incarceration for sexually assaulting a 14-year-old child in 1984. His sentence includes an order for lifetime registration with the Sex Offender Registry. Kalina was a priest at St. Kiernan Catholic Church in Shelby Township from 1982-1985 and is currently incarcerated at the Cooper Street Correctional Facility in Jackson.
Today, Neil Kalina, 69, was resentenced to a prison term of 7-15 years for sexually assaulting a minor in 1984. The former priest at St. Kiernan Catholic Church in Shelby Township will also be required to register with the Sex Offender Registry for life. He is currently serving his sentence at the Cooper Street Correctional Facility in Jackson.
By Attorney General Dana Nessel LANSING – The Detroit Lions are returning to the playoffs after clinching the No. 1 seed as the NFC North Champions, and as fans are excited and eager to cheer on the team from the stands at Ford Field, Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel encourages ticket-seekers...
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LANSING – As many who attend the Detroit Auto Show will encounter a QR code to learn about products, share information, get rewards and discounts, make a payment, and more, Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel is re-issuing a consumer alert on QR Code Hijacking to help visitors avoid scams.
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LANSING – As hundreds of thousands attend the Detroit Auto Show, Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel is reminding consumers to be aware of potential price gouging tied to the event.
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