Articles tagged: Rich Kinsey
column: Warm weather brings out potential con artists and greedy victims
Posted: May 16, 2013Spring is finally descending onto our lovely Huron Valley. I could tell by my allergies and the bright yellow dust on all outdoor surfaces last week. While our noses run and our eyes itch, traveling ... Read more »
column: In wake of tragedies, Americans show true colors
Posted: Apr 25, 2013Last Friday night as I watched the television coverage of the capture of the second Boston Marathon Bomber, I was deeply moved. Read more »
column: Much to do following Boston Marathon explosions
Posted: Apr 18, 2013My heart is heavy for the victims of the Boston Marathon explosions. Once again someone has decided to rock our world with a terrorist bombing. While watching the coverage, my mind was racing with what ... Read more »
column: Springtime tips for bicycle safety on Washtenaw County's roadways
Posted: Apr 04, 2013It is time to have that discussion about bicycles and motor vehicles sharing the road. The law says we have to do it, except on the expressway, so why not start out the season with a mutual respect and understanding. Read more »
column: First on the scene of a serious crash? Here's what you should do
Posted: Mar 28, 2013In the beginning, things are chaotic at the scene of a serious crash. There will be injuries, there may be blood and there will be danger. What should you do if you are the first one on the scene? Read more »
column: Cooperative thief provides answers and a surprise ending
Posted: Mar 21, 2013Bullwinkle and I were on West Stadium Boulevard near the post office when the call came over on the radio. It was during the wee hours of the morning on a very quiet night in ... Read more »
column: Many factors taken into consideration when determining one's cause of death
Posted: Mar 14, 2013A badly traumatized human body is found in an alley behind a high-rise building. The first order of business is of course first aid if there is any possibility the poor soul might be alive. ... Read more »
column: Police work proves to be perfect fit for a pair of old friends
Posted: Feb 28, 2013My best friend and I met at Slauson in Mr. (Ben) Fairman’s English class about 40 years ago. Since then, he has been like the brother I never had. His family is my second family, ... Read more »
column: Cops learn through experience it pays to remain skeptical
Posted: Feb 14, 2013If you ever chance to meet a police officer and have an opportunity to talk to them off duty, you will more than likely find them listening to you. Until they get to know you, ... Read more »
column: Difficult people sometimes unavoidable in daily life
Posted: Jan 31, 2013Difficult people are a fact of life. Not everyone in the world is full of sunshine and courtesy. In life, we all must deal with difficult people on occasion. Whether it is on the job, ... Read more »
column: Comparing on-the-job stress requires certain level of perspective
Posted: Jan 17, 2013The other day I chanced upon a guy I worked with at the Ann Arbor Police Department. We were reminiscing and catching up. While we talked, I told him that what I am doing now ... Read more »
opinion: 'Unsung heroes' of the police department deserve recognition
Posted: Dec 06, 2012Two detectives and their sergeant shared an office the size of a small child’s bedroom that was in the infamous basement of City Hall. They were unsung heroes of the police department. All were very ... Read more »
opinion: Holiday gift ideas for at-risk relatives living alone
Posted: Nov 29, 2012Looking for good holiday present for the person who has everything, wants nothing but a visit and hug and lives alone? How about a present that could easily save that person’s life? Read more »
opinion: Part one: Communication across police agencies is key in solving Michigan freeway shooter case
Posted: Nov 01, 2012Communications will be the key to catching the shooter who has been plaguing the I-96 freeway in Oakland, Livingston, Shiawassee, and Ingham Counties. It will not be easy or immediate, but the shooter will be ... Read more »
column: Fight the spike in home invasions: Lock your doors
Posted: Sep 20, 2012Late summer and early fall are wonderful times to be a thief around Ann Arbor. The summer sublets are careless as they move out. The returning students moving in create plenty of confusion, and everyone ... Read more »
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