John Tunison is a journalist at the Grand Rapids Press, where he has been covering courts and crime since 1997. His reporting focuses on regional interest and world news, with a particular emphasis on security and law enforcement. John has been featured in PennLive.com, Firehouse Magazine, MLive, MSN, and Fire Engineering.
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John's focus is on evolving stories and breaking news, predominantly in the domain of crime within Ottawa County, Michigan. He covers local government and legal issues related to this specific geographic area.
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By: John Tunison
Kent County prosecutors have dismissed charges of unlawful posting of a message and using a computer to commit a crime against Michael Buxton, 44.
By: John Tunison
An armed man was caught after trying to rob the Bottle House on South Division Avenue in Grand Rapids.
Cameron Bryant, 29, is charged with failure to stop at the scene of an accident, when at fault, causing death.
By: John Tunison
The U.S. Supreme Court refused to hear an appeal on behalf of a Grand Rapids officer accused of using excessive force during the May 2020 riot in Grand Rapids.
Police said Mario Martinez-Cruz has been arraigned in Walker District Court on two counts of assault with intent to murder.
Bryan Casey, a former Grand Rapids police officer who resigned April 1, is accused of breaking into a sports card shop.
By: John Tunison
John Marcus Moore is charged with assault and battery and attempted unlawful imprisonment and assault and battery for two separate incidents.
Angel Rivas, 32, died in a shooting in the 1900 block of South Division Avenue.
Police said an 82-year-old Hart man died after his 14-foot boat capsized Thursday, May 26 in Hart Lake.
A misdemeanor assault charge has been filed against Judge Brad Knoll.
