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Michael Glenn faces attempted murder charges
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A preliminary examination scheduled for an Ypsilanti Township man charged with attempted murder has been postponed until mid-February. During a preliminary examination held Jan.

22, an adjournment was requested until 8:30 a.m. Feb. 12 pending availability of the victim and other matters. The case involves Michael Joshua Glenn, 21, who was arrested Jan. 11 by the Washtenaw County Sheriff s Office Detective Bureau and the U.S. Marshalls Detroit Fugitive Apprehension Team. Glenn had been wanted since November on multiple charges, including assault with intent to

murder. He was recently arrested in Detroit. On Jan. 12, he was arraigned on two counts of assault with intent to murder, two counts of assault with intent to do great bodily harm, two counts of assault with a dangerous weapon, carjacking, motor vehicle theft, unlawful imprisonment and domestic violence. The charges stem from an incident that occurred Nov. 27, when officers were called to the 2300 block

of McKinley Street in Ypsilanti Township for the report of a woman who was bleeding heavily and needing help. According to a press release from the sheriff s office, the incident involved a woman who went to Glenns residence to end their dating relationship and retrieve some personal belongings. While at the residence, the two began arguing in the victims vehicle. The argument
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A former Eastern Michigan University mathematics teacher will face a preliminary examination next month on murder charges. Jean Pierre Trias, 44, is accused of murdering his wife in Pittsfield Township. Trias appeared in court Jan. 22 for a preliminary examination. However, it was adjourned and rescheduled for 10:30 a.m. Feb. 19. Police say it appears his wife, 53-year-old Katherine Kellogg Porter, died from multiple stab wounds. Trias taught math classes as a part-time lecturer off and on between Sept. 1, 2003, and Dec. 31, 2012, according to an EMU spokesman. He was not a professor or an EMU employee, and wasn teaching anything this spring semester, but he did teach during the last fall semester. He previously held the part-time position of coordiTrias nator of mathematics, tutoring and testing services for EMU from Aug. 30, 2004, to Jan. 15, 2011, according to the university. Porter was found dead by officers performing a welfare check at about 4:46 p.m. Jan. 11 in the 4700 block of Hickory Pointe Boulevard, according to the Pittsfield Township police. Trias was also inside the residence and arrested. He was arraigned Jan. 13 on a charge of open murder, which can include all degrees of murder and lodged in Washtenaw County jail being held without bond. Staff Writer Ben Baird contributed to this report. Staff Writer Amy Bell can be reached at 734-4297380, abell@heritage.com or via Twitter @AmyBell9. Text HERNews and HER-Weather to 22700 to receive news and weather alerts to your cell-phone. Msg and data rates may apply. Text HELP for help. Text STOP to cancel.

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Rose Martin, who is best known in the city for her work through the Peace Neighborhood Center and Roses Good Company, died Jan. 22 at the age of 70. She reportedly suffered what appeared to be a cardiac arrest while at Olive Garden in Ann Arbor, and emergency responders were unable to resuscitate her. Martin helped found the Peace Neighborhood Center in 1971 and she served as its executive director for more than 30 years. Rose has left behind an overwhelming legacy of love and social justice, according to a tribute message created by the center. Her dedication and commitment to helping those in need throughout the community allowed Peace Neighborhood Center to become what it is today.
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