MSP raid Roseville City Council member’s home during narcotics investigation
DETROIT – Michigan State Police raided a Roseville City Council member’s home while conducting a narcotics investigation Thursday night, officials said. According to police, he was taken into custody, but he is not being named because he has not been charged.
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