Nightside Report May 25, 2021: Woman hopes new owners return lost service dog after Dearborn shelter adopts him out, Officials say those who are unvaccinated need to be cautious over Memorial Day weekend
Family's beloved service dog lost then adopted by other family
Woman hopes new owners return lost service dog after Dearborn shelter adopts him out
DETROIT – The owner of a dog is hoping to get her beloved pet back home after the dog was adopted by someone else.
Recommended Videos
Latonya Everhart lost her 14-year-old dog named Mr. Tipps the day of her mother’s funeral, March 13. Family was visiting her home when he made it out of the house.
When she located the dog a short time later at a Dearborn shelter, she was told he had recently been adopted and there was nothing she could do.
“That’s a part of my family. It’s not just a pet, you know, he’s part of my family,” Everhart said. “Someone left the door open accidentally and he got out. And we were looking for him.”
A man who spent close to 50 years in prison for a crime is finally walking away free. Ray Gray says he never committed the crime. Click here to read more.
West side Detroit resident Ms. Neal said she is fed up with the two streets surrounding her home being used as a place for drivers to perform spin outs and doughnuts. Click here to read more.
The moments after a police chase on April 26 in Ypsilanti Township have become the center of a lawsuit by the family of an 11-year-old boy. Click here to read more.
Michigan bills push police changes year after Floyd death
Michigan lawmakers unveiled bipartisan bills Tuesday that would require updated use-of-force policies and make changes designed to hold police accountable for misconduct a year after the slaying of George Floyd in Minnesota.