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Today on Segment 16, the guys check out a Fox 17 story about two families fighting over possession of a service dog. A family raised this dog as a service dog for their autistic daughter, and then the dog was stolen. She's been found, but there's trouble.

Today on Segment 16, the guys check out a story from WOOD-TV about a Hastings police officer who's suing his fellow officers for making racial jokes, and insensitivity.

Today on Segment 16, the guys check out a story about a Michigan man who's been misidentified as a criminal. Keith Todd appeared on MSNBC as criminal Todd Keith.

I learned something new today - people still eat Raisinets. Also, apparently Raisinets are only filling up half their packaging and now they are being sued because of it.

Today on Segment 16, the guys check out some news stories. First up, the attorney general is going after officials involved in the Flint water crisis, and looking to get them on felony charges. This could mean 20 years in prison.

A former West Michigan woman is suing Spectrum Health Systems after getting fired from her job. Allegedly, a doctor on staff told her employer she smoked marijuana. MLive reports that Lisa Richlich used to work at Gentex Corp in Zeeland before getting fired in April of 2015...

Fun Segment 16 today, as the guys put their legal knowledge to the test, determining the viability of a Grand Rapids lawsuit. A woman is suing Jimmy John's for not removing mayo and Dijon mustard from her sandwich, and she had a bad allergic reaction. Who's to blame?

A Grand Rapids woman is suing the sub shop, Jimmy John's because of an allergic reaction that she says left her disabled. Lindsey Bresnahan, whom is allergic to mustard, placed an order with the Jimmy John's on Alpine Ave NW, in Comstock Park, back in June when she ordered the "Billy Club Unwich" without mustard...

The popular Michigan retail company, M22, is being sued by the state over trademark issues. 9 & 10 News reports that this isn't the first time the company has been hit with a lawsuit. In 2012, Attorney General Bill Schuette stated that no entity can trademark state highways because its part of the public domain. ...

Today on Segment 16, the guys listen to the play-by-play segment from the Tigers game, where a player was showing a lot of emotion and getting ejected from the game. While all this is going on, the commentators are showing absolutely NO emotion about something crazy going on. The guy took off his jersey and covered the plate with it, and nothing.

A former Grand Valley State student was mistakenly identified as a suspect in a crime, and was approached by some undercover officers. When he reacted as we all would, and thought he was getting mugged, since the officers took his wallet, they tackled him and beat him severely, and choked him unconscious.

Bethesda makes great games. They really do. The entire Elder Scrolls series, and the entire Fallout series prove this. People get wrapped up in these games. Heck, our IT guy Ryan (Rapestache Wet Hands) is totally obsessed with Skyrim! But some people take their love for these games a bit too far sometimes.