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Michigan detective charged with murder after colliding with suspect in unmarked squad car during chase
- Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel charged Detective Sergeant Brian Keely after the Michigan State Police investigation into Samuel Sterling's death, with body camera footage revealing the collision.
- Sterling was hit by an unmarked car and pinned against a Burger King wall during the incident.
- Keely, identified with the charges, was without a body-worn camera and driving a car without an in-car camera due to his assignment on a federal task force.
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Michigan state trooper accused of fatally hitting a fleeing suspect with an SUV is charged with murder
A Michigan State Police detective has been charged with murder after investigators say he fatally struck a fleeing suspect with an SUV last month near Grand Rapids, state prosecutors announced.
·Atlanta, United States
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Murder charge filed against MSP sgt. who hit man with unmarked cruiser
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) — A Michigan State Police detective sergeant who hit a man with an unmarked cruiser during a foot chase in Kentwood, killing him, will be charged with murder. The Michigan Attorney General's Office on Tuesday filed charges of second-degree murder and involuntary manslaughter against Brian Keely, 50, of Grand Rapids, in the death of Samuel Sterling. It's unclear when he will be arraigned. Family shows News 8 a photo …
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