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Heath found guilty of voluntary manslaughter after shooting in Howell
The former owner of a downtown tattoo shop was found guilty of voluntary manslaughter Nov. 12 in Livingston County's 44th Circuit Court. Jeremy Heath, 50, of Clarkston, was accused of shooting and killing Sean Thompson in June 2024 at Metro Studios Ink on Grand River Avenue in Howell. He was charged with one count of open murder, two counts of felony firearms, one count of carrying a dangerous weapon with unlawful intent, and one count of carrying a concealed weapon. Open murder is usually a combination of first- and second-degree murder, to be decided by the jury based on the evidence presented at trial. For this case, voluntary manslaughter was also allowed consideration. More: Trial begins for tattoo shop owner accused of murder in Howell The trial before Judge Matthew McGivney began with opening arguments Nov. 2. In his opening statement, assistant prosecuting attorney James Puzzouli argued the murder was premeditated, saying Heath — who was then part-owner of the tattoo shop — was jealous of Thompson. “He did it intentionally," Puzzouli said. "He did it with forethought. He thought about it before he came to the tattoo shop that day, when he made the conscious decision to bring the
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Michigan Women’s Water Polo Becomes The Latest College Team To Go Viral As Their Spicy Photos Hit Social Media
Michigan's water polo program is suddenly a timeline topic. The post Michigan Women’s Water Polo Becomes The Latest College Team To Go Viral As Their Spicy Photos Hit Social Media originally published on Total Pro Sports .
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Ex-Michigan QB Suddenly Enters Transfer Portal After Medically Retiring
It hasn’t been a good season for the Michigan Wolverines in Kyle Whittingham’s first year as head coach after he arrived from Utah, where he was an icon. Much of Michigan’s lack of success comes down to its unproductive offense, particularly at quarterback. Bryce Underwood and Tommy Carr have both started games this season, but neither has provided much consistency at the position.
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City of Dexter: Public Utility Operator Job Opening
First Review of Applications: Thursday, December 3, 2026. Starting Compensation: $22.35 – $25.15 per hour (DOQ), plus hourly license pay, plus comprehensive benefits package. Are you curious about how science and engineering come together to provide safe drinking water and protect the environment? Do you enjoy working with laboratory testing, chemical and biological processes, and hands-on mechanical systems? If so, the City of Dexter has an exciting opportunity for you!