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Classified
‘Armed and dangerous’ shooting suspect sought
Students play baseball game to benefit charity
Murder investigation continues
To subscribe to The Eagle call 734-467-1900.
Law enforcement officers con-
tinue to search for a wanted
criminal who shot a woman and
left her to die in her Romulus
homeApril 14.
The victim's three children
were in the home at the time of
the shooting and called 911 for
medical help for their mother
who had been shot in the
abdomen.
The victim was transported to
a local hospital where she is
reported in critical condition
after being shot by a man identi-
fied as Thurman (Tray) Taylor,
described as her boyfriend.
According to Deputy U.S.
Marshal Aaron Garcia, Taylor
has a long history of violence par-
ticularly against women and is
considered armed and danger-
ous.
“This guy shoots into a house
with three young children in
there, this guy's an animal,”
Garcia said.
Taylor immediately left the
scene after the shooting.
“His 2005 Cadillac is still not
recovered he was driving in his
crime. We don't know if he hid it,
if he stashed it somewhere or if
he's still driving it. We just simply
don't know. We need to find this
vehicle, we need to find the fugi-
tive that's on the run right now,”
Garcia said.
The license plate on the vehi-
cle is DVM 3720. Taylor, 29, is
described as 6-feet tall and
weighing about 230 pounds.
“This guy is a known docu-
mented gang member with the
GangsterDisciples,”Garcia said.
Taylor was released from
prison in 2016 after serving
prison time for an assault on his
ex girlfriend, Garcia said.
“He was accused of tying up
his girlfriend at the timewhowas
pregnant with his child, tying her
up, assaulting her and trying to
set her on fire,”Garcia said.
Taylor is described as heavily
armed and “will do whatever it
takes to avoid going back to
prison.”
“This guy's a complete danger
to the public and the community
because of his violent history,”
Garcia said. “He has nothing to
lose at this point.”
There is a cash reward for any
information leading to the arrest
of Taylor. Information leading to
his whereabouts can be referred
to the U.S. Marshals office at
(313) 234-5656. Callers can
remain anonymous, Garcia
added.
Belleville High School players
will take on rivals from Romulus
High School during a charity
baseball game beginning at 4
p.m.Wednesday, May 2.
The game, called Lace Up 4
Pediatric Cancer, will feature all
the players wearing gold
shoelaces in support of pediatric
cancer research. The shoelaces
and wristbands will be on sale
during the game for $5. all funds
generated during the event will
stay in Michigan to support local
children with cancer, according
to an official statement from the
school.
Raffle tickets will be sold dur-
ing the game for prizes including
gift certificates to Eagan's Pub
and Garden Fantasy; Tigers tick-
ets and memorabilia donated by
the Van Buren Area Little
League; a voucher for student
parking in the Belleville High
School lot for one year; entry to
all home athletic events for 2018-
2019; prom tickets, donated by
the Belleville High School stu-
dent council and a prize basket
donated by A Design Line
Embroidery.
BellevilleHighSchool is locat-
ed at 501 W Columbia Ave,
Belleville, MI 48111.
This guy's a complete danger
to the public and the community
because of his violent history.
”
Thurman (Tray) Taylor
A $2,500 reward has been offered for
information in the death of two Inkster
residents April 19.
Detectives from the
Michigan State Policewere
called to a home at 3754
Fox St. in Inkster at about
2:20 p.m. April 19 following
a report that two people
hadbeen shot.
Troopers from the
Special Investigation Section responded
and discovered Deon Booker, 43 and
Ebony Roberson, 38, dead in the living
room of the home of apparent gunshot
wounds.
The 15-year-old son of the couple was
located inside the home, unharmed, offi-
cers said, and was unaware his parents
hadbeen killed.
Detectives are following
up on several leads and
tips that have come in from
the community, but have no
suspect(s) developed.
“This was not a random
incident,” police said, and
indicated there is a possi-
bility the deathswere drug related.
Anyone with information is asked to
call the Metro South Post at (734) 287-5000
or Crimestoppers, which has offered the
$2,500 reward, at 1-800-SPEAKUP. Callers
can remain anonymous.
Inkster residents 60 and older have
been invited to dinner by Wayne
County Commissioner Glenn
Anderson.
Anderson will host a free Senior
Appreciation Dinner from 5-7 p.m.
Wednesday, June 13 at Burton Manor
in Livonia. The event will include
pasta, salad, cake, entertainment and
door prizes. Space is limited to the
first 300 to register.
Eligible attendees must be at least
60 or older, a resident of the 12th
Commission District, which includes
Garden City, Inkster and Westland
(north of Palmer Road), and register
in advance of the event. There is a
limit of two attendees per registra-
tion.
To reserve a seat, contact
Anderson's office at (313) 224-8855 or
send
an
email
to
. Those
registering will be asked to provide
their name, phone number and
address to complete the reservation.
Dinner is served
Commissioner hosts local seniors
This was not
a random incident,
police said.
”
CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF PLYMOUTH BOARD
PUBLIC NOTICE
DRAFT PLAN AVAILABLE AND PUBLIC HEARING
JOINT PLYMOUTH COMMUNITY PARKS AND RECREATION MASTER PLAN 2018-2022
Notice is hereby given to any and all interested parties that a public hearing will be held by the Plymouth Township Board on
May 8, 2018 at 7:00 pm
at Township Hall, located at 9955 N. Haggerty Rd. The public hearing is being held to receive com-
ments on a draft Joint Plymouth Community Parks and Recreation Five-Year Master Plan (2018-2022). While the City and
Township are individual units of government, and maintain separate control of their land, facilities and budgets, collaborative
planning can allow for better coordinated and more efficient systems. The draft plan reflects the Township's priorities for the next
five years and, once adopted, will serve as a guide for Township staff and Township Board. The
draft Master Plan will be avail-
able for public review beginning April 5, 2018
on the Township website at
, and at Township Hall, 9955
N. Haggerty Rd, during regular business hours.
All interested persons attending the hearing will be given an opportunity to be heard in respect to this matter. If you cannot attend
this meeting, you may submit comments to the attention of Kurt Heise, Township Supervisor at
or
734.453.3840.
Jerry Vorva, Clerk
Charter Township of Plymouth
Publish: April 26, 2018
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