Over the past several months, the Michigan Legislature has considered eliminating “Truth in Sentencing,” and allow prison inmates to earn “productivity credits” resulting in an earlier release. As your Huron
December 5, 2024 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Prosecutor Tim Rutkowski, 989.269.9255 On December 4, 2024, a Huron County jury found Tanner Carr, 38, guilty of three counts of Assault with
October 2, 2024 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Prosecutor Tim Rutkowski, 989.269.9255 On October 1, 2024, a Huron County jury found Jeffery Sample guilty of two counts of Domestic Violence and
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Prosecutor Tim Rutkowski, 989.269.9255 On Wednesday morning a Huron County jury of seven men and five women found James Thomas-Nevels guilty of Resisting and Obstructing a
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Prosecutor Tim Rutkowski, 989.269.9255 Late Wednesday afternoon a Huron County jury of eight men and four women deliberated for less than an hour before finding Corey
July 17, 2024 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Prosecutor Tim Rutkowski, 989.269.9255 On July 16, 2024, a Huron County jury found Kevin McKee guilty of one count of Wildlife Conservation –
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Prosecutor Tim Rutkowski, 989.269.9255 Late Wednesday afternoon a Huron County jury of eight women and four men found Keith Brian Bouverette of Harbor Beach guilty of
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Prosecutor Tim Rutkowski, 989.269.9255 Late Tuesday evening a Huron County jury of four women and eight men found James Thomas-Nevels guilty of the felony of Absconding
May 8, 2024 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Prosecutor Tim Rutkowski, 989.269.9255 At the 24th Annual Training Conference for the Michigan Association of Treatment Court Professionals (MATCP), Huron County Chief Assistant Prosecuting Attorney
May marks the beginning of riding season for many motorcyclists in America. It is also Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month and Huron County Prosecutor Tim Rutkowski reminds all motorists that a
In this town, and in this state, people are getting second chances through life-changing programs called Treatment Courts. These courts are changing lives, one person at a time, giving each
“How Would You Help?” By: Amanda Fischer, Victim Rights Advocate, Huron County Prosecutor’s Office For some victims and families of victims, life is forever changed. Life may feel empty and
