A violent case out of Port Huron is moving toward sentencing after a plea deal. Jacob Collins, 38, admitted to two counts of assault causing serious injury, avoiding more severe attempted murder charges. Prosecutors dropped those original charges as part of the agreement. Police say Collins was arrested on White Street in December after a fight where he allegedly tried to stab a relative. A report initially claimed a dog was stabbed, but officers later confirmed the animal was not hurt. Collins now faces up to 10 years per count, with sentencing set for June 1.
Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet
