News From the Huron County Prosecutor's Office

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A Huron County jury has convicted a Kinde man of aiding and abetting the unlawful taking of deer following a 2024 hunting incident in Lincoln Township. The case, investigated by the Michigan DNR, highlights the importance of following Michigan’s wildlife laws to protect natural resources and ensure fair hunting practices.
April 19–25 marks National Crime Victims’ Rights Week. The Huron County Prosecutor’s Office is committed to supporting victims and raising awareness about the services available to them. Join us as we listen, act, and advocate for victims while strengthening our community’s commitment to justice and compassion.
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April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month, and Michigan data shows fewer crashes but more fatalities. The Huron County Prosecutor’s Office reminds drivers to stay focused, follow the hands-free law, and keep their eyes on the road to prevent avoidable tragedies.
April is Child Abuse Prevention Month, a time for Huron County to raise awareness and promote the safety and well-being of children. Through community cooperation, education, and early intervention, residents are encouraged to play an active role in protecting children and supporting strong, healthy families.
Strangulation is a serious and often overlooked form of domestic violence that may not leave visible injuries. This article explains how it occurs, warning signs to watch for, and why seeking medical attention and reporting the incident are critical steps in protecting victims and preventing further harm.
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A Huron County jury found a Bad Axe man guilty of disturbing the peace following a jury trial in the 73B District Court.
January is National Stalking Awareness Month. The Huron County Prosecutor’s Office is raising awareness about stalking, supporting victims, and encouraging reporting of this serious crime.
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January is National Human Trafficking Prevention Month. Learn the warning signs of trafficking, how to report concerns, and how you can help protect victims in our community. Wear blue on January 11 to raise awareness.
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The Huron County Prosecutor’s Office announces a Huron County extradition involving Jeremy Lee Tonn following a serious injury traffic crash and extradition proceedings from Wisconsin.
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A Huron County jury found Ronald Grady guilty of threatening a witness. Prosecutor Rutkowski emphasized protecting all who participate in the justice system. Sentencing Dec. 15.
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