Clinton Township, MI|News|
Police Chase Leads To Crash, 2 Hurt
What started as a domestic dispute ended up with Clinton Township police chasing a 33-year-old suspect.

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What started as a domestic dispute ended up with Clinton Township police chasing a 33-year-old suspect.

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