'Miracle' Baby Safe, Police Chief 'Angry' With Dad: Patch PM

DETROIT, MI – Here are some stories to talk about tonight on Michigan Patch:

'Miracle' Baby Abducted in Carjacking Safe, But Police Chief is 'Angry'

• Detroit Police Chief James Craig said he told 3-month-old Dakota Grimes father that he was “angry” baby had been left alone in running car.

Long TSA Screening Lines May Suck Fun From Summer Travel

• Detroit Metro Airport hasn’t seen the same nightmarish screening lines as Chicago O’Hare and other airports, but wait times are increasing.

Speed, Alcohol Likely Factors in Fatal Bloomfield Twp. Accident: Police

• An Ortonville man was killed and a West Bloomfield woman was injured in Saturday accident.

Police Seize 12 Kilograms of Cocaine in Traffic Stop

• Canton police are holding the 23-year-old driver of vehicle stopped on a defective equipment violation.

Transgender School Bathrooms: Comply or Revolt? Patch Poll

• Michigan State Board of Education's proposed LGBTQ guidelines already under fire when White House sent letter seeking national compliance.

Warren Buffett May Finance Dan Gilbert's Bid to Buy Yahoo

• Berkshire Hathaway CEO said he won't be an equity partner, but may finance debt in Quicken Loans founder Dan Gilbert’s bid to buy Yahoo.

Also Worth a Read

• Government Entities Sued for Floods of 2014 Sewage Backups
• Man Who Bound Elderly Woman with Duct Tape Caught in Arizona: Police
• Boy, 14, Said Man Tried to Lure Him to Car: Stranger Danger
• Michigan's Top 50 Baby Names in 2015: Noah Rules, Apollo Flops
• Man With 9 License Suspensions Gets 6th OWI: Police
• Michigan’s Largest 2016 Memorial Day Parade: What You Need to Know
• Rare Free Tire Disposal Event Coming Up in Dearborn
• Michigan Horsewoman Dies In Fall During Olympic Qualifying Event
• National Police Week: Metro Detroit Police, Citizen Awards
• 'Ride of Silence' Spotlights Cyclists Killed While Riding
• 10 Great Jobs That Will Get You Outside in Metro Detroit

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