Oakland County Sheriff Michael Bouchard charges Oakland County couple for parking lot incident
MDHHS, State Police insist testing remains critical to slowing spread of COVID-19 cases in Michigan
Oakland County Sheriff Michael Bouchard charges Oakland County couple for parking lot incident
ORION TWP. (CCN) — A Clarkston couple has been charged by Oakland County Sheriff Michael Bouchard after a video went viral on the internet of a gun-wielding woman in an Orion Township parking lot. Charged with felony counts were Jillian Wuestenberg, 32, and Eric Wuestenberg, 42. They were each arraigned on a charge of felonious assault
ORION TWP. (CCN) — A Clarkston couple has been charged by Oakland County Sheriff Michael Bouchard after a video went viral on the internet of a gun-wielding woman in an Orion Township parking lot. Charged with felony counts were Jillian Wuestenberg, 32, and Eric Wuestenberg, 42. They were each arraigned on a charge of felonious assault and face up to four years in prison, if convicted.
They were released on a $50,000 personal bond each. A video went viral of the two white individuals in an incident with a black woman and her two daughters outside a restaurant. The black woman blocked the vehicle as the pair tried to drive away after an argument that Sheriff Bounchard told media members apparently stemmed from her bumping into one of them as they exited the restaurant when she was entering. The video shows the white woman getting out of vehicle and pointing a gun at her.
Sheriff Bouchard held a press conference and showed the video while also playing six phone calls to 911 by witnesses
Oakland County Sheriff Michael Bouchard charges Oakland County couple for parking lot incident
MDHHS, State Police insist testing remains critical to slowing spread of COVID-19 cases in Michigan
Oakland County Sheriff Michael Bouchard charges Oakland County couple for parking lot incident
ORION TWP. (CCN) — A Clarkston couple has been charged by Oakland County Sheriff Michael Bouchard after a video went viral on the internet of a gun-wielding woman in an Orion Township parking lot. Charged with felony counts were Jillian Wuestenberg, 32, and Eric Wuestenberg, 42. They were each arraigned on a charge of felonious assault
ORION TWP. (CCN) — A Clarkston couple has been charged by Oakland County Sheriff Michael Bouchard after a video went viral on the internet of a gun-wielding woman in an Orion Township parking lot. Charged with felony counts were Jillian Wuestenberg, 32, and Eric Wuestenberg, 42. They were each arraigned on a charge of felonious assault and face up to four years in prison, if convicted.
They were released on a $50,000 personal bond each. A video went viral of the two white individuals in an incident with a black woman and her two daughters outside a restaurant. The black woman blocked the vehicle as the pair tried to drive away after an argument that Sheriff Bounchard told media members apparently stemmed from her bumping into one of them as they exited the restaurant when she was entering. The video shows the white woman getting out of vehicle and pointing a gun at her.
Sheriff Bouchard held a press conference and showed the video while also playing six phone calls to 911 by witnesses.
MDHHS, State Police insist testing remains critical to slowing spread of COVID-19 cases in Michigan
MDHHS, State Police insist testing remains critical to slowing spread of COVID-19 cases in Michigan
MDHHS, State Police insist testing remains critical to slowing spread of COVID-19 cases in Michigan
LANSING (CCN) — Beginning this week, the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) has expanded testing criteria as state officials continue to work to increase testing supplies and access to them. Now, any Michigander displaying mild symptoms or any essential worker still reporting to work in person, whether symptomatic or
LANSING (CCN) — Beginning this week, the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) has expanded testing criteria as state officials continue to work to increase testing supplies and access to them. Now, any Michigander displaying mild symptoms or any essential worker still reporting to work in person, whether symptomatic or not, is eligible to get a test with an order from a health care provider.
“Testing remains critical to our efforts to slow the spread of the virus,” said Dr. Joneigh Khaldun, MDHHS chief medical executive and chief deputy for health. READ MORE
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