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INKSTER - WESTLAND
INKSTER - WESTLAND

Police retirement and promotions celebrated

Members of the Westland
Police Department had a great
deal to celebrate recently as they
marked the retirement of a veter-
an deputy chief and the promo-
tion of several officers.
Deputy Police Chief Brian
Miller recently began his retire-
ment from the city where he
served on the police force for 25
years. Miller, who joined the
Westland department in 1997,
began his career in law enforce-
ment in 1996 with the Wayne
County Sheriff's Department.
During his years with the
Westland police he served as a
field training officer, motorcycle
operator, and handgun instructor.
During his time as a sergeant
with the department he oversaw
the field training program and
also served with the special vic-
tim crimes unit and as a forensic
computer examiner. While work-
ing in the Westland detective
bureau, Miller was assigned to
the Michigan Internet Crimes
Against Children Task Force. He
was promoted to deputy chief of Members of the Westland Police Department are all smiles as they help Deputy Chief Brian Miller celebrate his retirement and ce;ebrate the
the department in 2013. promotions and the hiring of new officers at an official ceremony last week.
Miller’s replacement in the
department will be newly-pro- Humphrey is a graduate of the Schurig was a Westland Police Emily Key has joined the ident of Westland, he graduated
moted Deputy Chief Richard Macomb County Police Academy Explorer for 3 years before being department as a patrol officer. from John Glenn High school in
Kummert. Kummert joined the and has an associate's degree in hired as a Police Service Aide She grew up in Howell and grad- 2016. He attended Madonna
Westland police in 1997 and has business management and a with the department. He served uated from Kensington Woods University for criminal justice
served as a detective, SWAT team bachelor's degree in criminal jus- in that position for 3 years before High School. Key attended and played college baseball.
commander, firearms instructor, tice. joining the Auburn Hills Police Lansing Community College with Zielinski earned his associ-
sniper instructor and LSA presi- While a patrolman, he served Department. During his career a focus on psychology and social ates degree in criminal justice
dent. as a field training officer and was with Westland, he has worked in work as well as Henry Ford from Schoolcraft College. He
Kummert is a graduate of the promoted to the rank of sergeant the traffic bureau as an operating Community College for Criminal joined the Detroit Police
Wayne County Regional Police in 2013. He has been a detective while impaired (OWI) specialist. Justice. She also attended the Department after graduating
Academy and earned an associ- and the second in command in Schurig received the Mothers Washtenaw County Police from the academy in October of
ate's degree in criminal justice. the detective bureau since 2014. Against Drunk Driving Academy where she graduated 2020.
He is preparing to graduate from Robert Schurig was promoted Outstanding Officer award in in September 2021. In addition, two of the city
the Eastern Michigan University to the rank of sergeant. A both 2017 and 2018. This award is Key began as a Westland police service aides are prepar-
School of Police Staff and Westland resident, Schurig was presented annually to the top Police Service Aide in 2019 and ing to enter the Wayne County
Command. hired as a Westland police officer OWI arresting officer in the State was promoted to a trainer posi- Regional Police Academy.
Also promoted to a new rank 2014. He is a graduate of of Michigan. tion. She is currently completing Mohammed Alzayadi and
in the department was Brian Schoolcraft College where he In addition to the promotions, her department field training. Jackson Allison will join the
Humphrey who was named as earned an associate's degree in the department welcomed two Reed Zielinski was also hired Westland department upon com-
the newest lieutenant. criminal justice. new officers to the force. by the department. A lifelong res- pletion of their academy studies.
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fatal pedestrian hit-and-run

Inkster police continue to investigate described as a dark-colored Ford Flex
the death of a pedestrian stuck in the was reported by witnesses as crossing into
early morning hours of Sept. 7. Dearborn Heights immediately following
Police are asking anyone with informa- the incident.
tion about the incident which took place There is currently a $2,500 reward
just after 2 a.m. Sept. 7 on Michigan being offered for information regarding
Avenue. According to police reports, Jacob the incident.
Fountain was crossing East Michigan Any information should be submitted to
Avenue when a driver turning onto the the Inkster police at (313) 520-8400 or
road from northbound Middlebelt Road Crime Stoppers at 1-8-SPEAK UP or 1 800
struck and killed him. The vehicle was speakup.org.
City officially reopens renovated

solar-powered recycling center

Westland residents had something to Lakes and Energy (EGLE) included new
celebrate last week with the official rib- pavement, new lighting, new signs, trees
bon cutting at the renovated recycling and landscaping.
center in the city. The recycling center offers an option
The facility features a solar-powered for residents to safety dispose of items not
compactor for single stream recycling and currently accepted in the curbside recy-
is a one-stop option for residents in con- cling program, including glass, batteries,
dominiums and apartments who may not scrap metals and automotive fluids.
have access to the city curbside recycling The Westland Recycling Center is
program. Upgrades, funded by a $50,000 located at 37137 Marquette Road in the
grant from the Environmental Great city.
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