Charges filed in murder of Melvindale police officer
Charges have been filed against Michael Lopez, 44, the man accused of fatally shooting Melvindale police officer Mohamed Said on Sunday.
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Charges have been filed against Michael Lopez, 44, the man accused of fatally shooting Melvindale police officer Mohamed Said on Sunday.
Funeral visitation begins at noon Thursday for fallen Melvindale police officer Mohamed Said, who was killed in the line of duty Sunday after responding to a call about suspicious activity. The suspect in the shooting, Michael Lopez, 44, was arrested Monday. Here's more on that and the latest top stories.
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