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Spooky stuff

Rocker Alice Cooper visits new ‘Eloise Asylum’

The damp, dark and gloomy was quick to explain that the city nal hospital rooms and the expe-
weather set the perfect tone for took no official action on the cer- rience is not a standard
the visit of rock star Alice Cooper emonial renaming of the street Halloween haunted house. Kays
to the former Eloise Psychiatric for Cooper as the roadway court said it is an immersive experi-
Hospital last week. is located in a private commer- ence designed to frighten and
The visit, to help publicize the cial development. Cooper, a took two years to plan and cre-
opening of the Eloise Asylum Detroit native, told the enthusi- ate.
tomorrow, also marked the astic crowd, “I love that they're There is another section of
renaming of a section of road as naming streets after rock stars. I the horror show in the basement
Alice Cooper Court. Cooper's think there are more rock stars of the building which coura-
celebrity brought out city offi- than politicians.” geous visitors can also visit.
cials and radio hosts from WCSX The new attraction features Kays said that a portion of the
to mark the dedication of the multiple live actors who wel- $40 admission to the Eloise
road and the opening of the $1.2 come “new patients” to the 40- Asylum will be used to help sup-
million Halloween creep show. minute experience that port families who are currently
The asylum, set in the 30,000 expounds on a sinister storyline sheltered at the Samaritas
square-foot former Kay Beard that takes them from the day- Family Center, an emergency
Building on the grounds of the room into bloody operating shelter in the former commis-
former psychiatric hospital, fea- rooms, creepy hallways and sary building on the Eloise prop-
tures what is described as “inno- other eerie sections of the build- erty. He added that there is a $65
vative high tech horror.” Jay ing. As they travel deeper into VIP option which will allow visi-
Kays, director of operations, said the meticulously recreated tors to forego standing in line or
owners hope it will become the spooky hospital areas, the scenes waiting to be “admitted.”
“Disney of haunted attractions.” get more and more frightening. For tickets or more informa-
Westland Mayor William Wild The sets are based on the origi- tion, visit eloiseasylum.com.

Exemplary service Inkster teen facing gun charges

A 15-year-old Inkster resident is facing
Wayne Police officers’ performance awarded criminal charges after allegedly taking a teen threatened to shoot the security guard
after he was told to return to his class.
gun to school and threatening a school Officers arrested the juvenile at the
Wayne Police Chief Ryan Strong health emergency. security guard. scene and he was remanded to the
presented awards to several members Wayne Ofc. Wesley Jolly was pre- Wayne County Prosecutor Kym Worthy Juvenile Detention Center in downtown
of the department for their exemplary sented a Lifesaving Award for his effort has charged the teen in connection with Detroit.
and outstanding service earlier this in locating a subject who was experi- threats made against a Taylor High School The respondent has been charged with
month. encing a medical emergency and had security guard. He will be prosecuted as a one count each of carrying a concealed
In addition to the naming of wandered off during extreme juvenile respondent. weapon; intentional threat to commit act of
Nicholas Boruta as Officer of the Year, cold/snow without a jacket. Jolly was The charges claim that at approximately violence against school employees or
Awards Committee members recom- also awarded a commendation. 8:56 a.m. Sept. 22, City of Taylor police offi- school and weapon-free schools- possess-
mended several other honors. Ofc. Sgt. Stephanie Strasser and Sgt. cers responded to the high school on ing weapon.
Michael Bolton was presented with a Stephen Perez were each presented Beech Daly Road in response to a call His first court appearance was last
Chief's Award based on the seizure of with a Chief's Award for their work in about a disorderly student. When the offi- week before court Referee Leslie Graves
illegal narcotics during a driving under safely arresting a combative suspect cers arrived at the scene, they located the who imposed a $5000 or 10 percent bond.
influence arrest; Ofc. Chad Colwell was who had severely injured his girl- juvenile in question outside the school The teen has been also been ordered, as
presented with a Chief's Award based friend. building. When asked to return to the part of his bond conditions, to have no con-
on the seizure of an illegal handgun; Sgt. Abraham Hughes and Ofc. Kyle school, officers conducted a search and tact with Taylor High School.
Ofc. Kyle Talmadge was presented Talmadge were each also awarded a found a semi-automatic handgun in his His next court hearing will be Oct. 13 by
with a commendation and Sgt. commendation for their campaign to possession, according to police reports. Zoom before Judge Frank Szymanski in
Abraham Hughes and Ofc. Chad help a child who had been paralyzed in It is alleged by the prosecution that the Wayne County Circuit Court.
Colwell were each presented with a a car crash. This campaign successfully
Chief's Award based on the safe and included the purchase of handicap
professional resolution to a mental equipped van for the child's mother. To subscribe to The Eagle visit www.associatednewspapers.net

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