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THIS BOYS LIFE WAS MORE THEN 15 YR’S IF THIS BOY KILL THIS COP

THEY WOULD GIVE HIM LIFE

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Jonathan Robertson, MD

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Jonathan Robertson, MD

MARQUETTE — A physician with offices in Marquette and Traverse City was arraigned Wednesday on eight counts of criminal sexual conduct for allegedly assaulting two female patients.

Jonathan Robertson, 43, appeared in Marquette County District Court and was ordered to be held on a $2 million cash surety bond, Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette said in a news release.

Robertson entered a not guilty plea to the charges, according to his attorney Karl Numinen.

“Dr. Robertson has pled not guilty and has expressed to the investigators that he’s absolutely innocent of these charges,”

The alleged assaults occurred in examination rooms between October 2014 and October 2015, Schuette said. One woman had sought treatment for an opioid addiction and the other was referred to Robertson for pain management.

Robertson allegedly penetrated one victim with an ungloved hand and forced her to perform oral sex on him in exchange for a prescription for Suboxone, a drug used to treat patients in opioid addiction recovery, Schuette said in the release. During a subsequent visit, Robertson allegedly pulled down his pants, exposed himself and forced the woman to perform oral sex on him, the attorney general said. He then gave her $200 cash for a prescription that he requested from a pharmacy.

Schuette said the other woman sought treatment from Robertson for a sore muscle in her hip and that Robertson sexually assaulted her during multiple visits, including penetrating her at least once with an ungloved hand, Schuette said. Robertson prescribed painkillers for the woman.

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Former Marquette resident arrested on child sexual abuse charges

TOPICS:Child Sexual Abuse Dylan Reaksecker Marquette County Jail

MARQUETTE — According to Marquette Police, a former resident of the Marquette area has been arrested for numerous charges of child sexual abusive activities.

After a lengthy investigation by the Marquette Police Department, 26-year-old Dylan Reaksecker was charged by the Marquette County Prosecutor’s Office for four separate charges. The arrest warrants were for Child Sexually Abusive Activity, a 20 year felony, Child Sexually Abusive Activity – Distributing or Promoting, a 7 year Felony, Child Sexually Abusive Material- Possession, a 4 year Felony, and Using a Computer to Commit a Crime, a 20 year felony.

He was arrested on the warrant in the State of Washington, where he was residing. Local authorities arrested Reaksecker and he was transported to Marquette County via the US Marshall Service and the Marquette County Sheriff’s Office.

He’s currently lodged at the Marquette County Jail. Assisting in the investigation was the Michigan State Police Computer Crimes Unit and the Thurston County Sheriff’s Office.

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We have been paying $.30 a gallon more gas tax here in Michigan, since January 1st for road repairs. This is how our money is being spent.

The Ojibwa Express Convenience Center in Marquette Township has closed just three years after opening.

“I got a lot of compliments over the years regarding the cleanliness of the store, the friendliness of the staff,” Chosa said.

MARQUETTE — The Ojibwa Express Convenience Center in Marquette Township has closed just three years after opening.

The gas station and convenience store, located at 3475 U.S. 41, shut its doors Tuesday.

A Facebook notice posted at 2:50 p.m. Monday noted a closing sale at the store, with beer and cigarettes on sale and half-off prices on other items.

The post also read: “We are all very sad to see the store go and even more so to say goodbye to all our awesome customers, it was a pleasure to serve you all!”

The convenience center opened in 2015.

Andrew Chosa, treasurer of the economic development board of Aanikoosing Inc. which ran the station for the Keweenaw Bay Indian Community, confirmed the closing.

“The changes in the local retail/fuel industry have made the economics of it difficult to sustain as a single entity,” Chosa said.

He noted the “entrance of large competitors in the market” put the store’s sustainability out of reach.

“We just don’t have the scale,” Chosa said.

What will happen with the building hasn’t yet been settled, although it has been placed on the market, he said. A buyer would lease from KBIC since it owns the property.

“I got a lot of compliments over the years regarding the cleanliness of the store, the friendliness of the staff,” Chosa said.

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