Tag Archives: Gun Charges in Michigan

Although there have been many stories floating around on social media about the unexpected benefits this lockdown has had on the environment, and society as a whole. However, not everything has been for the best. Crime in general may be down, with robberies, burglaries, and sexual assault numbers showing significant decreases around Michigan, not every […]

Earlier this month a man in Ypsilanti Township had a surreal but still very scary experience. He was held at ‘gunpoint’ by an armed man in his 50s, who approached him with a pipe fashioned to look like a gun. The man forced him to hand over his wallet, which he did. But once the […]

  Welcome back, and thanks for joining us for the wrap up of our discussion on gun control in Michigan. We know that firearms laws and gun control are hot topics right now – as they should be – and we also understand that there’s a lot of misinformation floating around out there. So we’ve […]

  Welcome back, and thanks for joining Michigan’s premier criminal defense lawyers, The Kronzek Firm, as we wrap up this article series on how investigators links specific guns to crime scenes. In our previous articles we looked at the first four items on the list, including gunpowder residue, firing pin impressions and bullet trajectory. Moving forward […]

A mistrial was declared in the case of a Michigan man accused of assault with intent to harm after a road rage shooting case. The defense insisted that it was self-defense, leaving the jury deadlocked.

Although the Second Amendment allows Americans to keep and bear arms, the issue is still a topic of heated debate in Michigan. The most recent focus is the Arts, Beats, and Eats festival, as gun advocates say they have the right to carry guns openly at the event–even though the city and vendors agreed to ban them.

Over the weekend, a Michigan ex-convict was taken into custody by police after allegedly attempting to abduct four women during a three hour period, raping one.