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news conference Wednesday a $25,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of those responsible for the death of a 4-year-old boy in Detroit." Nathaniel "Messiah" Roby-Townsend "died just after midnight on May 21 when someone fired shots into his family's home on Birwood Street near Seven Mile Road.

Bank officials alerted the FBI in May and said in a statement they expect to recoup all losses from the alleged scheme. The bank and its subsidiary, Texas Express Funding LLC, Tuesday sued the former employee, five other individuals and four entities for fraud, civil conspiracy and other claims. The suit, filed in Comal

s family's home on Birwood Street near Seven Mile Road. Family members said the children were in bed when someone drove by and opened fire, hitting Nathaniel. He was rushed to a hospital where he was pronounced dead." Among local news outlets also reporting are WJR-AM Detroit (7/29, 19K), WJBK-TV Detroit

ank officials alerted the FBI in May and said in a statement they expect to recoup all losses from the alleged scheme. The bank and its subsidiary, Texas Express Funding LLC, Tuesday sued the former employee, five other individuals and four entities for fraud, civil conspiracy and other claims. The suit, filed in Comal

s family's home on Birwood Street near Seven Mile Road. Family members said the children were in bed when someone drove by and opened fire, hitting Nathaniel. He was rushed to a hospital where he was pronounced dead." Among local news outlets also reporting are WJR-AM Detroit (7/29, 19K), WJBK-TV Detroit

ank officials alerted the FBI in May and said in a statement they expect to recoup all losses from the alleged scheme. The bank and its subsidiary, Texas Express Funding LLC, Tuesday sued the former employee, five other individuals and four entities for fraud, civil conspiracy and other claims. The suit, filed in Comal