Multiple Felony charges have been issued by the Genesee County Prosecutor’s office for a Flint man (26). The suspect was arrested on Wednesday by Flint Police after a teenager, who had been abducted in Mt. Morris on Monday, escaped from a Flint residence where she was being held by the suspect. The suspect, who we are not yet identifying pending his arraignment, is being charged with Kidnapping, 2 counts of Criminal Sexual Conduct 1st Degree, 2 counts of Criminal Sexual Conduct 2nd Degree and Assault by Strangulation. The investigation was a cooperative effort between the Flint and Mt. Morris Police Departments.

On 5/16/14 Kewon Harris (17) was found guilty of First Degree Murder and Felony Firearm for the homicide of Antonio Bell (14) that occurred in Mott Park on June 8, 2012.

The Fraternal Order of Police held its 55th annual, Peace Officers Memorial Day Ceremony at Flint Memorial Cemetery. We thank their families for allowing us to share this day where their loved ones are remembered as heroes. We will never forget you!

The subject in the attached photos is a person of interest in three commercial robberies that occurred on 05/13/14. If you have any information about this person please call 911, or D/Tpr. Arrowood at (810)237-6916. Or you can call Crime Stoppers anonymously at 1(800)SPEAK UP.

Fred Wesley (42) has been arrested, charged and arraigned for 1st Degree Arson for an occupied residential fire that occurred in the 1200 blk. Church St. on 05/07/14.

Yesterday, 05/13/14, Sampson Marks (54) pled guilty to 2nd Degree Murder for the death of Sammie McBroom (80). Sammie McBroom was found inside his residence in the 500 blk. E. Genesee with blunt force trauma to his head on 04/18/13. Sampson Marks was previously the victim’s step-son through a past marriage. Sampson Marks is awaiting sentencing. A 2nd Degree Murder conviction can carry up to life in prison.

On Monday, May 12, 2014 Flint Police Sergeant Devon Bernritter received an award from the US Attorney's Office. The award was presented in recognition of Sgt. Bernritter's lead role in an investigation that took two of Flint's most violent armed offenders off the street. Sgt. Bernritter is pictured 2nd from the left.