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Heavy police presence seen in South Lansing

By Editorial Board Published May 21, 2025 1 Min Read
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Heavy police presence seen in South Lansing

LANSING, Mich. (WLNS) — A heavy police presence was seen within the space of S. Pennsylvania Ave. and Baker St. in Lansing Tuesday night. 6 Information is working to verify extra data with regulation enforcement.

At round 8 p.m., 6 Information noticed models from a number of departments, together with the Lansing Police Division and Michigan State Police, on the scene. Items in tactical gear and folks being handcuffed have been additionally seen on web site.

The scene (WLNS)

6 Information has not but confirmed what precisely occurred or if any arrests have been made. The 6 Information Investigates crew is on the way in which to the scene.

We now have reached out to police, and we are going to replace you with data as we obtain it.

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