Drug Charges Dropped Against Grosse Pointe Park Man

Drug charges have been dropped against a Grosse Pointe Park Man who was arrested as part of of a homicide investigation. 

Myron Tyronne Williams faced charges of possession with intent to deliver marijuana, and delivery of marijuana as a part of a homicide investigation after a 35-year-old woman who lived next door to the home was found dead inside a duplex on Wayburn Street. The charges were dismissed Thursday.

“The prosecution moved to dismiss the case because discovery items that relate to a separate investigation could not be turned over to the defense in the marijuana case,” according to a news release from the prosecutor’s office.

The charges brought against Williams - who prosecutors said has had a number of contacts with police, including a drug offense, obstruction of police officer and unauthorized entry of an building - are part of a larger investigation.

"This case is part of a larger ongoing homicide investigation," Molly Kettler, Wayne County assistant prosecutor, previously said, when Williams was arraigned. "We expect there may well be additional charges, and we don’t want him to A: either harm anyone, or B: leave the jurisdiction."

Sabrina Gianino was found dead May 16 in a Grosse Pointe Park and her death was ruled a homicide by strangulation the next day following an autopsy.