RAY TOWNSHIP

A former Macomb County Public Works Commissioner, Anthony Marrocco, 73, has been sentenced to three months in prison and 14 months of home confinement for attempted extortion by withholding county permits from businessmen who refused to contribute to his campaign accounts.

A 71-year-old member of a Macomb County aviation club is accused of having inappropriate contact with a 15-year-old over the course of several months.

RAY TOWNSHIP, MI – A Michigan man is expected to go to trial related to a shootout that resulted in the death of his wife, WDIV Local 4 reports. That evening, Mollicone and his wife drove to the home a 36-year-old man. There were accusations of infidelity and Mollicone wanted to tell the man to stop contacting his wife, police said. Mollicone got out of the vehicle, went into the garage and confronted the man. Mollicone and his wife returned to their vehicle while the other man went into the house and retrieved a second gun.

A Macomb County man has been bound over for trial after his wife was killed during a shootout between him and a man he didn’t want her to have a relationship with, prosecutors said.

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The Macomb County Prosecutor’s Office has charged a Ray Township veterinarian with one count of animal abuse.

A video of a 52-year-old suspect was posted to YouTube in which he allegedly yelled at and physically abused a 5-year-old German shepherd dog, police said. The suspect is then allegedly seen holding the dog by its neck and moving it around the floor on its back while the dog screams and whimpers, police said. The suspect then allegedly grabs the dog’s neck with both hands and lowers his face to the dog’s head. The suspect then allegedly lifts the dog’s head and slams it on the floor while continuing to yell. The suspect told officers that he had disciplined the German shepherd regarding the fight but would never hurt the dog.

RAY TOWNSHIP, MI – A Macomb County veterinarian could face charges after a video of him allegedly abusing his dog was posted to YouTube, prosecutor’s announced. The Macomb County Prosecutor’s Office is reviewing possible animal abuse charges in the case. On Tuesday, Oct. 11, a video was posted to YouTube of the man allegedly abusing his German shepherd, including beating and strangling the dog, according to reports. The Macomb County Sheriff’s Office has removed all three dogs from the residence, authorities said. “We understand that everyone is troubled and outraged about a video that surfaced on social media – we too share that frustration,” Macomb County Animal Control said in a statement.

The Macomb County Prosecutor’s Office is reviewing a warrant request regarding a Macomb County veterinarian allegedly abusing his dog in Ray Township.

Police revealed details about what led to a Macomb County crash that killed a 34-year-old Corvette driver and caused a transformer from a utility pole to smash through the windshield of a box truck.

The video was filmed by a child in the house, who later posted it to YouTube, said Macomb County Executive Mark Hackel.

The driver of a Corvette was killed Tuesday in a crash with a box truck in Macomb County.

Two people were injured Tuesday in a crash involving a car, a box truck, and an electrical pole in Macomb County.

RAY TOWNSHIP, MI -- A four-time Olympian is among the survivors of a plane crash that took place over the weekend in Macomb County. Chirine Njeim, who represented Lebanon in both the Summer and Winter Olympics was flying in the plane with her husband Ronny Kamal, 44 and niece Siena Kamal, 17, Sunday when the plane crashed. Ronny Kamal allegedly said there was an issue with the engine just moments after he lifted the landing gear in the Beech A36 Fixed Wing Single Engine plane. Njeim was released from the hospital along with Siena Kamal on Monday, however Ronny Kamal was set to have surgery at some point Monday. Njeim represented Lebanon in the 2002, 2006 and 2010 Winter Olympics in the alpine skiing event.

Two people on board a plane that crashed in Ray Township have been released while a 17-year-old remains in the hospital. The dog that was once missing has been found as well.

Three people are recovering Monday after the small plane they were traveling in took off in Macomb County and then underwent an emergency crash landing moments later.

Three people are recovering Monday after the small plane they were traveling in took off in Macomb County and then underwent an emergency crash landing moments later.

RAY TOWNSHIP, MI -- A small aircraft crashed Sunday afternoon shortly after takeoff from Ray Community Airport. According to Fox 2 Detroit, three people on board were injured in the crash and were taken to a nearby hospital where they are listed in critical condition. It is unclear what caused the plane to crash, but a preliminary investigation determined the plane was only off the ground by about 75 feet when it started to crash. The plane crash-landed on Indian Trail Road, north of 27 Mile Road. READ MORE:Motorcyclist dies after hitting exit sign on Michigan highwayWoman accidentally shoots, kills herself in Southwest MichiganRescuers to resume search for missing Lake Michigan swimmer

Officials say a small aircraft crashed in Ray Township on Sunday afternoon.

A Washington Township man is facing murder charges after his wife was killed and another man was injured in a gunfight and standoff in Ray Township.

A man is charged in connection with the shooting death of his wife last week in Ray Township.

According to WXYZ-Detroit, the identities of the victims have not yet been released and an investigation is ongoing. Police were dispatched to the home after receiving reports of a man firing at the residence from a car. Details are still limited, but police confirmed the deceased female victim was found inside the car where the man was allegedly shooting from. Police say the shooting was a domestic situation and not a random act, however they are still working to determine a motive. READ MORE:Three drown in Lake Michigan, including a teen and boy, in separate incidents amid turbulent waterBay County man in critical condition after tree falls on himGirl, 9, dies after being pulled from Lake Michigan

A shooting Tuesday night in Ray Township left a woman dead and a man injured.

Officials have released a list of current and upcoming traffic projects in Macomb County.

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RAY TOWNSHIP, Mich. – Police located a missing 84-year-old man and said he is safe, officials said. The previous report is below:Michigan State Police have issued an endangered missing advisory for an 84-year-old man who was last seen in Ray Township. Archibald Mcintyre was last seen in the area of 30 Mile and Wolcot roads on Thursday. Mcintyre left his son’s Ray Township home because he forgot a suitcase that he needed for a trip out of state. His son told Mcintyre to drive to his Shelby Township home and get the suitcase.

RAY TOWNSHIP, Mich. – Jerel Robinson, 46, was arraigned by the Macomb County Prosecutor’s Office on two felony counts Thursday. He was taken into custody Wednesday in connection to a fatal hit-and-run crash in Ray Township. The crash happened around 7 a.m. Tuesday in the area of 27 Mile and Romeo Plank roads. Macomb County deputies said Joseph Frank Jaye, 53, of Ray Township, was was riding a bicycle north on Romeo Plank Road toward 27 Mile Road when he was struck by a vehicle. Robinson was charged with failure to stop at the scene of an accident resulting serious impairment or death and failure to stop at the scene of an accident when at fault resulting in death.

RAY TOWNSHIP, Mich. – Police have arrested the driver and identified the bicyclist involved in a deadly hit-and-run crash in Ray Township, according to authorities. The crash happened around 7 a.m. Tuesday in the area of 27 Mile and Romeo Plank roads. Macomb County deputies said Joseph Frank Jjaye, 53, of Ray Township, was was riding a bicycle north on Romeo Plank Road toward 27 Mile Road when he was struck by a vehicle. Residents said the Ray Township intersection would have been busy around the time Jjaye was struck. A 46-year-old Ray Township man was taken into custody Wednesday morning.

RAY TOWNSHIP, Mich. – A bicyclist was struck and killed by a vehicle Tuesday morning at 27 Mile and Romeo Plank roads in Ray Township. READ: Bicyclist fatally struck in hit-and-run at Romeo Plank, 27 Mile roadsThe bicyclist was riding northbound on Romeo Plank, toward 27 Mile Road, when he was hit. Residents said Romeo Plank at 27 Mile Road in Ray Township would have been busy around the time the victim was struck. They’re hoping other drivers may have seen the person who struck the victim. Anyone with information on this deadly hit-and-run needs to contact the Macomb County Sheriff’s Office at 586-307-9358.

DETROIT – Here’s what you missed on Local 4 News at Noon (watch the episode above). Search for hit-and-run driver underway after bicyclist killed in Ray TownshipThe search for a hit-and-run driver is underway after a bicyclist was struck and killed in Ray Township. Police said the crash happened in the area of 17 Mile and Romeo Plank roads.

RAY TOWNSHIP, Mich. – A bicyclist was struck and killed by a vehicle Tuesday morning at 27 Mile and Romeo Plank roads in Ray Township. The Macomb County Sheriff’s Office said the vehicle did not stop after hitting the pedestrian. Deputies first responded to the area about 7:17 a.m., the Sheriff’s Office said. The unidentified man, who police believe to be about 50 years old, was found laying in the lawn of a residence near the intersection. Anyone with information on this deadly hit-and-run needs to contact the Macomb County Sheriff’s Office at 586-307-9358.

A Macomb County dispatcher was killed Oct. 8, 2019, when a deer caused her to crash into a tree in Ray Township. An SUV that struck a deer in Macomb County on Oct. 8, 2019. An aerial view of the scene where a Macomb County dispatcher was killed in a crash involving a deer on Oct. 8, 2019. The car driven by a Macomb County dispatcher when a deer struck her windshield, causing a fatal crash on Oct. 8, 2019. (WDIV)"Erika was an asset to the Macomb County Sheriff's Office in her short time here," Macombm County Sheriff Anthony Wickersham said.