MILO

A person and their friend received suspicious calls from a North Carolina number, including fake crying and personalized messages. The same number left a voicemail with accusatory phrases, and a tracker associated with AirPods was detected near their home. All parties report heightened paranoia and fear.

Northville Township police trained Ward Church's security team on active threat response using a law enforcement simulator called MILO. The training followed recent incidents at Michigan faith communities, including a shooting at a Grand Blanc church and an attack at Temple Israel, and emphasized proactive preparedness for emergencies.

Faith communities in Metro Detroit are enhancing security measures following recent violence at places of worship, including a shooting at the Grand Blanc Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and an attack at Temple Israel. Northville Township police offer free emergency training focused on de-escalation and crisis response, using a scenario-based simulator called MILO. The training emphasizes collaboration between faith communities and local law enforcement to improve preparedness.