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Eastpointe McDonald's employee fatally stabs co-worker

Eastpointe McDonald's manager fatally stabbed by co-worker after argument, police say

An employee at an Eastpointe McDonald's restaurant is accused of fatally stabbing a co-worker Thursday morning after an argument, police said. The incident happened around 8 a.m. Thursday at the McDonald's in the 17900 block of 9 Mile Road in Eastpointe.

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McDonald's manager fatally stabbed by worker in Eastpointe

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Eastpointe McDonald’s worker fatally stabbed by coworker after dispute, police say

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Dispute between McDonald’s co-workers leads to fatal stabbing

One person is dead after a fight between McDonald’s co-workers in Macomb County.

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INTERVIEW: Lt. Alex Holish provides update on fatal stabbing at Eastpointe McDonald's

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Customer fires gun as McDonald’s employee stabs co-worker to death, MI cops say

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'She was the best mom.' Family says McDonald's stabbing victim was single mom of 6

A woman is dead after she was stabbed by a coworker following a fight at an Eastpointe McDonald's on Thursday, police say.

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Michigan McDonald's manager killed in workplace stabbing was single mom to six

A single mom of 6 and McDonald's employee for 15 years was killed Thursday morning after a workplace argument with another worker.

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Macomb County paraprofessional accused of hitting 1st grader with shoe pleads guilty

On Tuesday, Kimberley Horen, 55, of Eastpointe, pleaded guilty to misdemeanor assault and battery, according to the Macomb County Prosecutor's Office. Horen was initially charged in May.

Ex-Eastpointe school worker pleads guilty to assaulting student, 6

Kimberley Horen, 55, of Eastpointe, pleaded guilty in the 38th District Court to a count of assault and battery, a 93-day misdemeanor, Macomb County Prosecutor Peter Lucido said Wednesday in a statement. She is scheduled to be sentenced on Sept. 16, according to court records.

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Eastpointe opts not to renew contract with planning consultant

The Eastpointe City Council voted unanimously not to renew its contract with Northville based McKenna & Associates and to explore the idea of hiring a full-time city planner instead.