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So, here are just a few Home Invasions stories in the recent news
1 – Garland Police Seek Assistance in Finding Suspect Involved in Fatal Home Invasion
Garland police are reaching out to the public for assistance in locating a suspect who was involved in a fatal home invasion that occurred last month. The home invasion, which resulted in the deaths of two individuals, took place at the Woodlands at the Preserve apartments in the 4300 block of North Garland Avenue on March 18th. The police department’s investigators have stated that four men were involved in the break-in.
According to reports, the intruders exchanged gunfire with the resident of the apartment, resulting in the deaths of two of the suspects, identified as Terrail Moore and Darrian Lowery, both in their late 20s and from Dallas and Mesquite respectively. Another suspect, 26-year-old Desmond Whitaker from Dallas, was apprehended on March 29th and charged with capital murder.
The police department is now seeking the whereabouts of the remaining suspect, 22-year-old Williams Wilson, also from Dallas. Upon his arrest, Wilson is expected to be charged with capital murder, along with the other suspects, due to their attempted commission of a felony that led to the deaths of two individuals.
It should be noted that no charges have been filed against the resident who exchanged gunfire with the intruders. The investigation is ongoing, and the Garland Police Department encourages anyone with information regarding the whereabouts of Williams Wilson to come forward and contact them immediately.
The Garland Police Department is continuing their investigation into the fatal home invasion that took place last month. With the assistance of the public, they hope to locate the remaining suspect and bring him to justice. The department reminds residents to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity in their neighborhoods.
2 – Summerville Police Find No Evidence of Armed Home Invasion at Bryant Apartments
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On Sunday afternoon, Summerville police responded to reports of an armed home invasion at the Bryant Apartment complex on Marymeade Drive. Upon arriving at the scene, officers evacuated the apartment in question to ensure the safety of all residents.
However, after conducting a thorough investigation, the police found no evidence of a home invasion and concluded that the initial reports were unfounded. The department confirmed this on Twitter, stating that there was no threat to the public at the time.
Residents were allowed to return to their homes after the police completed their investigation. The Summerville Police Department has not released any additional information on the incident at this time.
The Summerville Police Department responded to reports of an armed home invasion at the Bryant Apartment complex on Marymeade Drive. After evacuating the apartment in question and conducting an investigation, they found no evidence of a home invasion and determined that the initial reports were unfounded. There was no threat to the public, and residents were allowed to return to their homes. The police department has not provided any further updates on the incident.
3 – Mecosta County Man Charged with Home Invasion in Wexford County
John Emil Miesiaczek, a 46-year-old resident of Stanwood in Mecosta County, will be facing a charge of second-degree home invasion in Wexford County court next week. According to a news release by the Michigan State Police, Miesiaczek was arraigned in Wexford County’s 84th District Court on March 23rd. The habitual offender fourth offense notice was also added to his charge.
The case began when the Cadillac post troopers of the Michigan State Police received a report of a breaking and entering incident at a residence in Mesick on January 20th. The owner of the residence reported finding signs of forced entry upon their return. Subsequently, the owner provided troopers with images from a trail camera that captured an unknown man walking around the residence on January 5th. The police believed that the man might be a person of interest.
The police shared the images, and the story was picked up by news outlets. Numerous tips from the public were received by the Cadillac post as a result of the coverage. The tips and subsequent investigation led to the arrest of Miesiaczek.
Miesiaczek’s bond has been set at $50,000, and his next court appearance is scheduled for April 11th at 2 p.m.
John Emil Miesiaczek of Stanwood in Mecosta County is facing a charge of second-degree home invasion with a habitual offender fourth offense notice in Wexford County court. The Michigan State Police launched an investigation after a report of breaking and entering at a Mesick residence on January 20th. The police were able to make an arrest thanks to the help of the public, who provided tips after the story was picked up by news outlets. Miesiaczek’s bond has been set at $50,000, and his next court appearance is scheduled for April 11th.
4 – Police Investigate Home Invasion and Shooting Incident in Urbana
The Urbana Police Department is currently investigating a home invasion and shooting incident that occurred on April 1st, 2023. According to police reports, at approximately 2:25 a.m., Urbana police officers were dispatched to the 700 block of Colorado to respond to the incident.
Upon arriving at the scene, the officers found a 27-year-old male from Urbana who had been shot four times in the leg and once in the chest. The victim was inside an apartment visiting a friend when an unknown male offender kicked down the door and entered the residence, shooting the victim.
The Urbana police officers provided immediate medical assistance to the victim before he was transported to a medical facility for additional treatment. The victim is expected to survive.
The investigation is ongoing, and the motive behind the attack remains unclear. However, the police department believes that the shooting was not a random act. The offender is believed to have fled the scene in a dark sedan.
The Urbana Police Department is investigating a home invasion and shooting incident that took place on April 1st, 2023. An unknown male offender kicked down the door of an apartment in the 700 block of Colorado and shot a 27-year-old male from Urbana four times in the leg and once in the chest. The victim was visiting a friend at the time of the shooting. The police provided immediate medical assistance to the victim, who is expected to survive. The investigation is ongoing, and the police department believes that the shooting was not a random act. The offender is believed to have fled the scene in a dark sedan.
