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Friday, May 31, 2013

GTV NEW: ADMIRAL ROB'D ON 28TH

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The Wyoming Police Department continues to look for a man who allegedly robbed a tobacco store Friday morning. 

The incident happened at around 9:50 a.m. at the Admiral Tobacco store, located at 1717 28th St. SW in Wyoming. 

According to a news release, the suspect walked into the store with a gun and fled in an unknown direction with an undetermined amount of cash and cigarettes. 

Police tried looking for him with a K9 unit, but were not able to find the suspect. 

A witness reported seeing a suspicious red, older Oldsmobile, possibly a model 88, near the store at the time of the robbery, but it is unknown if the vehicle is involved in the robbery. 

No one was injured in the robbery. 

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MUSIC VID: Major Lazer - Bubble Butt (feat. Bruno Mars, 2 Chainz, Tyga & Mystic)

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Monday, May 27, 2013

TRAILER: @RANRU "IDGAF" #YODO | OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO COMING SOON!


YESTERDAY WE GOT THE TEASAR... TODAY WE GOT THE TRAILER... WE'RE SPOILED OVER HERE AT GTV... SO WE'RE WONDERING WHEN WILL WE GET THE ACTUAL VIDEO??!

GTV NEWS: BULLET GOES THRU POP CAN.. HITS WOMAN!


 A woman is recovering from a gunshot wound after being shot in the arm while at a child's birthday party.
The woman was shot Saturday night just before 8 p.m. while attending the party at a home in the 71000 block of 62nd Street in Van Buren County's Hartford Township.
The woman was outside watching party goers hit a pinata when a can of pop she was about to drink exploded. She then realized that she had been shot. The round had gone through the pop can and into her arm.
"She asked me, 'Who shot me?' And I told her, 'I don't know.' So I got close and I checked and it was in the arm and I go, 'You guys need to take her to the hospital.' And I saw one of the pop cans. It had a hole in it," party hostess Noralba Morena told 24 Hour News 8.
The woman was treated and the hospital and is expected to be OK.
Investigators said the bullet was shot from over a mile away. They traced it to a location where several people had been target practicing, but the man they believe fired the shot had already left.
Officials tracked down the suspect in Berrien County and seized a high-powered rifle from him.
Investigators are now looking to see if the bullet removed from the woman's arm matches the riffle. They are also looking to see if the men were irresponsible when firing their weapons. The men say they were not, but could face charges if proven otherwise. 

Moreno is just thankful things didn't turn out much worse. 

"We're so lucky it didn't hit one of the kids," she said. 

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LOOKIN GOOD BABY... Jennifer Skye @iamjenskye

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GTV NEWS: NOISE COMPLAINTS IN GUNRULE... NOT ANSWERED BY COPS!

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Grand Rapids police say they received hundreds of complaints about the noise caused by fireworks use in the city Sunday -- but there's nothing they can do about it.
GRPD said it would like to remind residents that the use of fireworks is legal on the day before, day of, and day after a national holiday like Memorial Day. 
That means GRPD can't do anything about noise complaints this Sunday, Monday or Tuesday.
The regulation was put in place last year, when Michigan approved the sale of more powerful types of consumer-grade fireworks.
But there has been talk of legislation that would make it legal to ban fireworks use between midnight and 8 a.m. on the three days they are currently allowed.
- New Year's Day 
- Martin Luther King, Jr. Day 
- Washington's Birthday 
- Memorial Day 
- Independence Day 
- Labor Day 
- Columbus Day 
- Veterans Day 
- Thanksgiving Day 
- Christmas Day

Saturday, May 25, 2013

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LOOKIN GOOD BABY... Judy Jay @lajaymiami

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LOOKIN GOOD BABY... Raven Buchana @ravie_loso

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GTV NEWS: 4 HR. STAND-OFF ON BOSTON ST.

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GRAND RAPIDS, Mich – Grand Rapids Police Captain Eric Payne tells FOX17 a police standoff has come to a close without incident after lasting about 4 hours Friday evening.
Police were called to a home near Giddings Avenue and Boston Street around 6:30 p.m. for a domestic violence dispute.  Responding officers say a suspect made threats to possibly burn down and destroy a home, leading officers to set up of a perimeter in the area.
People in nearby homes were evacuated as a precaution.  A police negotiator was able to make contact with the suspect, ultimately leading to a surrender without incident around 10:05 p.m. this evening.
Grand Rapids Police later identified the suspect as 47 year old John Edward Garner, who’s accused of threatening to burn down the home he was in by turning on the gas after spraying lighter fluid around the home.
Nobody was hurt during the incident according to police.
The Grand Rapids Police Major Case Team continues it’s investigation, which will turn its findings over the Prosecutor’s Office for review and pending charges.

Friday, May 24, 2013

GTV NEWS: *UPDATE EXPERT WEIGHS IN ON THE MAZE DASH CAM VID + 2 testify Hoskins admitted killing Maze


A domestic violence expert looked at dash cam video for 24 Hour News 8 Thursday that showed the Grand Rapids police response to an incident that allegedly happened the same day Latrice Maze disappeared.

Dash cam video played at a Wednesday preliminary hearing showed a Grand Rapids police officer responding to a domestic dispute call that day, just hours before Jahleel Hoskins allegedly murdered his girlfriend Maze.

Grand Rapids Police Chief Kevin Belk told 24 Hour News 8 on the phone Thursday that the officer did everything he could have done without having a crystal ball.

"You have to have probable cause," Belk told 24 Hour News 8.

He said there was no evidence of physical injuries, Maze wasn't afraid for her safety and she did not want to leave the home she and Hoskins shared.

Belk also said he believes the city's mandatory arrest policy in cases of domestic violence has been a deterrent and has also helped victims.

Knowing how it ends, the video is difficult to watch, especially for Executive Director of Safe Haven Ministries Jill Harkema. She's a woman who sees victims of domestic violence everyday.

"To know that this person who is a mother and a woman, a sister, a daughter was alive and in a very dangerous situation and did not dare to tell the police what was going on in her life -- it just breaks your heart," she said.

Harkema watched the video, but said she would not point fingers. She said she doesn't know the specifics of the case or the family involved, so she can't comment on whether there is more the officer could have done.

The video shows an officer talking to both Maze and Hoskins. He got the story from both of them, checked both for injuries and offered both a ride away from the home several times.

Given the fact that there was no evidence that either had been physically injured, Harkema said there was only so much police could do. She went on to say organizations like hers, which specializes in helping women experiencing domestic violence, are similarly hindered if a victim doesn't want help.

"We take our cues from her, just as the police did. And we can't forcibly make somebody come to our shelter, nor can we hold them there against their wishes. We're here to help people who seek us out, but we can't force that help on anyone," she said.

Harkema said it's important not to judge a victim in this type of situation.

"One thing we are careful not to do is pass judgment on people who make decisions everyday about how they're going to survive. Sometimes they're the ones that know best what will set him off," said Harkema. "I think it's important for the community to know that a person who is living in a domestic violence situation is walking on eggshells every day of her life. She's afraid that making one bad move could end her life, or cause her more serious injury, and so often she makes decisions that she thinks will not rock the boat. We don't always understand those decisions, we don't always even approve of them, but we're not living in her world."

Harkema said it's important if friends and neighbors speak up to the victim if they suspect domestic violence may be going on.

"If you have some suspicions, find a safe place where you can ask, 'Are you OK? I worry about your safety and I want you to know I'm here to help you,'" said Harkema. She said a victim may not respond right away, but possibly might in the future.
Hoskins, meanwhile, is expected back in court to continue his preliminary hearing June 17.
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Wednesday testimony alleged a Grand Rapids man admitted to family and friends that he killed his girlfriend Latrice Maze and put her body in a trash bin.
Jahleel Hoskins, 25, was charged with open murderand evidence tampering in early May in the death of Maze, 26. 
The Grand Rapids mother of five went missing on March 19 in the area of the apartment she shared with Hoskins near Burton Street and Division Avenue SW. Police initially classified her disappearance as a missing persons case, but said in April that it had turned into a criminal investigation and that Maze was likely dead.
Her body has never been found. Police say it was likely incinerated at a landfill.
During the preliminary hearing on Wednesday morning, numerous witnesses said that on Feb. 18, Hoskins got into a fight with the father of two of Maze's children at a bar and allegedly stabbed him. Hoskins also faces charges in that incident.
Gregory Shanklin, Hoskins’ cousin, said that about a month after the stabbing, Maze told Hoskins she was going to turn him into police over the incident.
Shanklin testified that while Maze was in the bathroom,Hoskins contemplated killing her because he was afraid that his domestic run-ins with her would hurt his parole status.
When Maze walked out of the bathroom, Hoskins allegedly choked her to death, according to Shanklin.
"I guess he choked her and then wrapped her body up in a sheet from her daughter’s room," Shanklin testified.
Shanklin himself is facing a perjury charge for lying in the case. He claimed he had lied to protect his cousin.
A second man, Destin Peak, one of Hoskins' friends, testified later in the proceedings that in a conversation with Hoskins, "he said he did her. He needed a favor."
He said Hoskins led him to believe Maze's body was in a "trash container." He said Hoskins asked him to "help him get rid of her."
Peak said Hoskins asked him when his trash was picked up at Peppercorn Apartments. Peak said, "every day."
He then testified that he saw Hoskins' van near a Dumpster at Peppercorn with its back hatch open and a trash container with him.
Peak said he was threatened by Hoskins' family members. He added that he did not want to testify or be involved with the case.
Maze's family members were emotional as Peak testified.
Police recorded 100 or more hours of Hoskins' conversations without his knowledge in the Kent County jail. Some of those recordings were played during the preliminary exam.
"They smart by the law, we smart by the street," Hoskins told someone during one of those secretly-recorded conversation.
"I ain't did s*** so they ain't gettin' no confession," Hoskins later told someone during secret conversation at jail. "I'm not stupid."
Police also showed dash cam video from when they were called to Maze and Hoskins' home on March 19 -- the same day authorities now say she was killed. In that video, officers were shown offering Maze a ride to a friend's house or a shelter, but she declined by saying "no, I'm fine."
One of the responding officers testified that Maze was "very quiet," while Hoskins was "a little bit more agitated about the domestic dispute.
"If it gets hot and heated, one of you should walk away or call the police back," one officer said before leaving the home.
Neighbor Nicole Martinez testified she had seen Maze with "a black eye or two" in the past and that she heard "yelling and screaming" regularly at Maze and Hoskins' home.
Latrice Maze's mother Wanda Rose was visibly emotional when she took the stand. Maze's aunt Theresa Ezell, then testified Hoskins called her and said "she's missing" on the day Maze and Hoskins argued.
The hearing adjourned for the day without coming to a conclusion. It is scheduled to continue on June 17.

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