The complex includes a 7-story courthouse, 26 criminal courtrooms, and 1,400 office spaces for justice-related departments and agencies. It also features adult and juvenile detention facilities that can house up to 2,500 inmates.
Police & Public Safety
Michigan hands-free driving law year one: 19,000 tickets, fewer crashes
Michigan implemented a law in 2023 to crack down on distracted driving. Preliminary data suggests that it’s working.
Man shot, killed during eviction in Detroit – Here’s what we know
A man was shot and killed during an eviction Friday after police say he had a box cutter and charged at a bailiff.
SW Detroit residents upset by police response hold community hearing
Tristan Taylor from Detroit WIll Breathe said the police’s response was to restrict people’s ability to congregate in their communities.
Detroiters seek solutions and love after mass shooting rocks east side
Attendees said the event sent shockwaves through a tight-knit community that has long persisted through high levels of crime but never experienced anything like this.
When do parties cross the line? Detroit police clamp down after violent weekend
Duggan said the city needs to roll out a new enforcement strategy that includes an 80-officer patrol unit and faster responses to 911 calls.
Why is the Detroit Police Department using lasso-like restraints?
Detroit is among the more than 1,100 agencies worldwide using BolaWrap but disability rights and racial justice advocates are skeptical about funding this new tool.
Whitmer creates task force to reduce gun violence in Michigan
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signed an executive order Thursday establishing a Gun Violence Prevention Task Force. The announcement comes days after a man opened fire on a splash pad in Rochester Hills.
Wayne State University police dismantle encampment; 13 arrested
Wayne State police moved in to clear the encampment at 5:30 a.m. Thursday. Thirteen people were arrested. Protesters continued demonstrating on a street nearby.
Detroit police: ‘We did not shut down Cinco de Mayo’
White said the people who were ticketed were mostly for public intoxication or disorderly conduct and some food trucks were unlicensed.
