Melvindale police lieutenant gets jail time in assault, misconduct case

A Melvindale police lieutenant was sentenced on Friday to six months of jail time and three years of probation in relation to assault and battery and misconduct in office charges stemming from a July 2024 traffic stop.

Matthew Furman was found guilty by a jury on April 23 for that assault, and not guilty of a felonious assault charged issued in the case.

Third Circuit Court Judge Mark Slavens also sentenced Furman on Friday to one year of probation for an assault and battery charge, which Furman plead no contest to, in connection with a separate alleged assault of a handcuffed man during a traffic stop in July 2021…

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