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08/03/2018

ROAD WORKER DIES FROM INJURIES SUSTAINED IN CRASH

(Fort Gratiot Township) The road worker who was struck by a vehicle Tuesday afternoon in Fort Gratiot Township has died from injuries sustained in the crash.

Detectives from the St. Clair County Sheriff’s Office were notified today that 44 year old Julian Perez of Indianapolis had died at McLaren Macomb hospital late this morning.

St. Clair County Sheriff Deputies had been called to the scene of a car-pedestrian injury crash on M-25 north of Carrigan Road shortly after noon on Tuesday. When they arrived, they found the Perez unresponsive. He was transported by Tri-Hospital EMS to McLaren Port Huron Hospital and was later transported to McLaren Macomb.

The incident occurred when a 28 year old woman from Marlette was driving her vehicle northbound on M-25. As she drove through the construction zone, she struck the road worker. Also in the vehicle were her husband and two young children. None of them suffered any injuries.

The Sheriff’s Office Accident Investigation Division is conducting an ongoing investigation into the cause of the crash. No charges have been brought against the driver of the vehicle at this time.

05/07/2018

SHERIFF’S OFFICE INVESTIGATING SCHOOL THREAT

(Yale) Detectives from the St. Clair County Sheriff’s Office are investigating a threat at Yale High School.

According to Sheriff Tim Donnellon, the threat was made via Snapchat Thursday night at about 8:00 p.m. The person who posted the threat of gun violence at the school is a 14 year old freshman at the school. Detectives have made contact with the teenage boy and his parents.

School is in session today at the high school.

Detective Steve Rickert is asking that anyone who actually saw the Snapchat post to contact him at (810) 987-1731.

04/06/2018

SHERIFF’S OFFICE UNVEILS NEW DRUG TAKE BACK BOX

(Port Huron Township) The St. Clair County Sheriff’s Office has made it easier for people wishing to dispose of unwanted or expired pills.

Thanks to a donation from Rite Aid/KidCents, a new receptacle stands in the front lobby of the Sheriff’s Office at 1170 Michigan Road in Port Huron Township.

“We are excited to have this box available for our citizens,” said Sheriff Tim Donnellon. “We are extremely appreciative that Rite Aid/KidCents saw a need and delivered the box to help keep these pills off the streets and out of our water.”

Anyone with unwanted or expired pills can simply come into the Sheriff’s Office lobby Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. and drop their pill container in the box. Only pills can be accepted. No liquids, syringes, inhalers or other materials are allowed in the box.

The Sheriff’s Office will also be a part of the Drug Enforcement Administration’s National Drug Take Back Day on Saturday, April 26th.

04/06/2018

DEPUTIES CRACKING DOWN ON TEXTING AND DRIVING

(Port Huron Township) All this month, deputies from the St. Clair County Sheriff’s Office and law enforcement officers nationwide will be stepping up patrols for motorists who text while driving. The national U Drive. U Text. U Pay. high-visibility enforcement campaign has two goals: conduct enforcement of anti-texting laws and advertise these efforts with media and social media outreach to make drivers aware of the enforcement and encourage them to obey the law.

“Driving and texting is not only dangerous and irresponsible, it’s illegal,” said Sheriff Tim Donnellon. “Drivers who break our state’s texting law will be stopped and issued a citation.”

Texting while driving is especially dangerous because it involves three main types of distraction:
• Visual- taking your eyes off the road
• Manual- taking your hands off the wheel
• Cognitive- taking your mind off the task of driving

Michigan’s texting law prohibits drivers from reading, manually typing or sending a text message while driving. Violating the texting law may be costly. Drivers convicted of a first offense may be fine $100, with subsequent offenses of $200 fines.

Distracted driving statistics paint a grim picture: In 2016, an estimated 3,450 people were killed nationwide in motor vehicle crashes involving distracted drivers, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Distracted driving crashes made up 9.2 percent of all fatal crashes in 2016.

In Michigan, distracted driving accounted for 12,788 crashes in 2016. Those crashes resulted in 43 fatalities and 5,103 injuries, according to the Michigan State Police Criminal Justice Information Center.

03/21/2018

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03/19/2018

DTF INVESTIGATION NETS HE**IN DEALER, STOLEN CAR

(Kimball Township) An investigation into the sales of he**in concluded yesterday afternoon with a traffic stop in the area of I-94 and Gratiot Road in Kimball Township.

According to Sheriff Tim Donnellon, members of the St. Clair County Drug Task Force with the assistance of the Sheriff’s Office Road Patrol made the stop on a vehicle shortly before 4:00 p.m. Wednesday. The driver of the vehicle, a 40 year old man from Detroit was found to be in possession of about $500 worth of he**in and drug packaging material. The man was also driving a stolen car on a suspended license. His passenger, a 41 year old woman from Tucson, Arizona, was in possession of ma*****na.

Both suspects were arrested and lodged at the St. Clair County Intervention and Detention Center, where they face charges including possession with intent to deliver he**in, possession of ma*****na, unlawfully driving away an automobile and being an habitual offender.

03/18/2018

This is a map with information from FY 2017

Address

1170 Michigan Road
Port Huron, MI
48060

Telephone

+18109871700

Website

http://www.stclaircounty.org/

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