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Smuggler with Turtles in Pants Sentenced | Mensa Smart? | Charges Against Man Shot By Police | Terrorist-Proof Driverless Cars | Traffic

DETROIT, MI – Here are some stories to talk about tonight on Michigan Patch:
Royal Oak Commissioners Join Protest of NC 'Bathroom Bill'
- The city is believed to be the first to pass a travel ban in Michigan, which has its own version of “bathroom bill” in the works.
Smuggler Who Hid 51 Turtles in Pants Sentenced to 57 Months
- Enhanced penalties came into play because value of turtles confiscated at airports exceed $1 million, government says.
Think You're Smart? Take Mensa Test in Farmington Hills
- Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha, whose blood-lead tests on children informed the world of the Flint water crisis, among convention speakers.
Motorist Shot During Traffic Stop Faces Multiple Charges
- Joseph Frank Carlton, 23, of Livonia, was released from the hospital Wednesday and taken immediately for arraignment.
Make Driverless Cars Terrorist-Proof: Security Expert to Automakers
- Could a terrorist take control of a driverless car? Possibly, a Department of Justice security expert tells Detroit automakers.
Also Worth a Read
- Suspected ISIS Sympathizer Poses Danger: Feds
- Tsimhoni Children Get Time With Their Mother After 9-Month Separation
- Ford Announces Sweeping Plan to Transform Dearborn Campus
- Birmingham Police Disclose Reason for Lockdown of Schools
- Dog's Long Journey from Florida to Michigan Has Happy Ending
- Liv Lounge Abruptly Closes Before Vote on Liquor License
- Rochester Hills Man, 78, Dies in Apartment Fire
- Judge: No Boot Camp in Ex-Inkster Cop's Brutality Sentence
- Panty Drive Gives Some Dignity Back to Rape Survivors
- 2016 Income Tax Deadline: When's the Last Day to File?
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