Sterling Heights police save suicidal man at Lakeside Island Park
STERLING HEIGHTS, Mich. โ With the help of a concerned family member police were able to stop a man in Sterling Heights from dying by suicide. Police were able to rescue the man at Lakeside Island Park with just moments to spare. Police said the GPS on the manโs phone helped them locate him at the park. READ: Suicide prevention support and mental health resources available in USFamily members contacted 911 after the man posted what they said was a troubling video online. Police located the man just in time and he was transported to an area hospital and evaluated.
Sterling Heights officer saves choking baby as frantic family watches from front lawn
STERLING HEIGHTS, Mich. โ Sterling Heights police released incredible video of an officer who saved a choking baby near the front of his police cruiser while the childโs family watched from the front lawn. His training took over and he saved the girl as frantic family members watched on the front lawn. As the family watched, the officer stayed calm and flipped the baby onto her stomach. Sterling Heights police Chief Dale Dwojakowski watched the video and said his offer is a hero. โTalk about a heartwarming video,โ Dwojakowski said.
Sterling Heights officer saves choking baby as frantic family watches from front lawn
STERLING HEIGHTS, Mich. โ Sterling Heights police released incredible video of an officer who saved a choking baby near the front of his police cruiser while the childโs family watched from the front lawn. The 3-week-old girl was choking when the first-year officer, Officer Cameron Maciejewski, arrived at the scene. His training took over and he saved the girl as frantic family members watched on the front lawn. As the family watched, he stayed calm and flipped the baby onto her stomach. Sterling Heights police Chief Dale Dwojakowski watched the video and said Maciejewski is a hero.
COVID-19 antibody testing in Sterling Heights
STERLING HEIGHTS, Mich. โ With testing for active coronavirus becoming more readily available, thereโs a new push for antibody testing as well. Cities, organizations and employers can request the team to visit; Wednesday they were in Sterling Heights testing essential workers. โWhat this testing will do is give us a better sense of how many people have been infected by the virus,โ said Sterling Heights mayor Michael Taylor. โMaybe thereโs an ability to donate blood and plasma to help other people if we were exposed to it,โ he said. Again, this testing is being done and paid for by the Wayne State Physicians Group, ACCESS and Ford.
Metro Detroit coyote sightings on the rise: 'I saw them'
In Sterling Heights, calls to police have increased because of coyote sightings. According to the Nature Center in Sterling Heights, coyotes have an important place in the ecosystem. Coyote in Metro Detroit (WDIV)Confronting a coyoteSo, what can you do legally if you encounter a coyote? The Nature Center says there are more sightings at sunrise and sunset. Get more tips on understanding this species in the Coexisting with Urban Coyotes video or on the DNR's coyotes webpage.
Number of coyotes spotted in Metro Detroit increasing
STERLING HEIGHTS, Mich. - Theyre moving out of the wild and into our communities, so is it time to just accept that coyotes are here to stay? According to the Nature Center in Sterling Heights, coyotes have an important place in the ecosystem. Many packed the Nature Center because people are seeing more and more coyotes in and around their neighborhoods. Theyre not only in Sterling Heights, but theyre all in pretty much every single county, in the state of Michigan, said Sterling Heights Police Chief Dale Dwojakowski. The Nature Center said coyotes are about 40-60 inches long.
Sterling Heights police shoot armed man at mobile home park
STERLING HEIGHTS, Mich. - Neighbors on Bonaparte Avenue were confused Monday morning after a police-involved shooting. Armed with long gunPolice said the man was armed with a long gun. This is the gun allegedly used by a man who was shot by Sterling Heights police on Sept. 16, 2019. State police will lead the criminal investigation, while Sterling Heights Police will do an internal investigation. Sterling Heights police chief discusses shooting -- watch:Copyright 2019 by WDIV ClickOnDetroit - All rights reserved.