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Councilmembers, advocates want clarity on Lansing River Trail deaths

Several councilmembers and advocates for the homeless said Mayor Andy Schor and Lansing police have not been transparent about a string of killings.

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Lansing State Journal· Sep 19, 4:17 PMCouncilmembers, advocates want clarity on Lansing River Trail deaths

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