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March 11, 2020
March 10, 2020
On Monday, March 9, 2020, the Michigan State Police (MSP) Seventh District Commander and Seventh District Assistant Commander were placed on administrative leave as the result of an internal MSP investigation that revealed they violated department policy related to the promotion and selection process.
The MSP has a long-standing tradition of demanding the highest possible standards of professional conduct from its enlisted and civilian members. To that end, all allegations of misconduct are aggressively investigated. Policy violations are investigated thoroughly and acted upon in a manner consistent with labor law and collective bargaining agreements.
These members will remain on administrative leave pending the completion of the discipline process.
In the interim, the Sixth District Commander will serve as the acting commander in the Seventh District.
The MSP Seventh District covers 19 counties in northern lower Michigan.
To remind everyone about the importance of buckling up, the Michigan Office of Highway Safety Planning (OHSP) is launching a “Click It or Ticket” seat belt enforcement campaign that runs May 16 to June 5.
Detectives with the Michigan State Police Sixth District Special Investigations Section today submitted their investigative report of the shooting of Patrick Lyoya to the Kent County Prosecutor’s Office.
To support children and families experiencing the impact of parent/caregiver substance use, the Michigan State Police (MSP) Grants and Community Services Division has created the Michigan Alliance for Drug Endangered Children.
