assault with intent to murder

Rajena LaMartique Linson, 25, of Detroit, was charged with assault with intent to murder after allegedly beating and running over a 19-year-old woman in freezing temperatures on January 31, 2022. The attack occurred in a Detroit school parking lot following an encounter at a bar in Eastpointe, and Linson was later arrested after a separate incident involving a deputy being shot at.

Detroit police are searching for 25-year-old Rajena Linson, who is wanted for assault with intent to murder from 2022. This week, she was nearly arrested, but someone inside her car opened fire on police.

Two 18-year-old men, Ricardo Johnson and Carmelo Buckles, were charged with assault with intent to murder and felony firearm charges following a December 2025 shooting at a Waterford apartment complex that left a 23-year-old man with a gunshot wound. Police reported the suspects forced entry into the victim’s bedroom, prompting the victim to return fire, and both fled the scene before officers arrived. They were arrested in June and July 2026 and are set for a probable cause conference on July 21.

A father and son were shot outside a Garden City bar on New Year's Day. The suspect charged with assault with intent to murder was found not guilty by a jury.

Brendan Tyrell Wilson, a Highland Park man, was sentenced to 14-25 years in prison for a 2024 home invasion in Center Line involving an AK-style weapon, a police car crash, and gunfire at an officer. He pleaded no contest to charges including assault with intent to murder and possession of a prohibited firearm.

Two sisters, Brianna and Kierianna Long, allegedly stabbed a Detroit restaurant worker after receiving a wrong food order, leading to assault charges. Brianna, who was nine months pregnant at the time and gave birth four days before the arraignment, claimed innocence, with her defense arguing the worker insulted them and threw items first.

Two sisters, Brianna and Kierianna Long, allegedly stabbed a restaurant worker in Detroit after receiving the wrong food order. The incident involved assault with a dangerous weapon, hot grease, and thrown objects. Brianna Long, who was nine months pregnant during the attack, was given a $25,000 bond, while her sister received a $100,000 bond.

Two sisters, including one who was nine months pregnant, allegedly stabbed a restaurant worker in Detroit after receiving the wrong food order. They were charged with assault with intent to murder and other offenses, and both were granted cash bonds. The pregnant sister gave birth four days before her arraignment and claimed innocence in court.

Two Detroit sisters, Brianna and Kierianna Long, are accused of attacking a 23-year-old restaurant employee during a dispute over a wrong food order. Prosecutors allege they threw items, chased the employee, and stabbed her, leading to hospitalization. Both pleaded not guilty, with defense attorneys disputing the allegations.

Two sisters, Brianna and Kierianna Long, faced assault charges after allegedly stabbing a restaurant worker in Detroit following a dispute over a wrong food order. Prosecutors stated the sisters chased the worker, threw objects, and used a knife during the altercation, leading to the worker's hospitalization.

A 70-year-old Utica man faced dismissal of attempted murder charges after accepting plea deals. Joseph Vanker's original charges were reduced to felony assault with a dangerous weapon, resulting in a 156-day jail sentence with credit for time served.