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Murder Charges Filed in Lansing Double Homicide Case

2/20/2026

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Galbraith and Bos Charged

Timothy Ryan Galbraith, 43, and Trisha Leslie Bos, 48, two Lansing residents, face open murder charges in the deaths of Raequan Brown, 29, and Lance Pollo, 39.
Their bodies were discovered in early 2025.
Brown's body was hidden in a wooded area.
Pollo's body was found near a burned house, suggesting evidence destruction.
Prosecutors denied bond, and probable cause conferences are set for February 20, 2026.

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In 2025, police killings fell to 1,314 from 1,382 in 2024, despite enforcement under U.S. President Donald Trump.
Protests followed the deaths of Alex Pretti and Renee Good, seen as rare events.
Critics say violence in encounters is amplified by opponents of immigration policy, while police-ICE coordination is expected to reduce violence.
Threats against public officials have surged, with federal prosecutions for threats rising over the past decade.

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Historical Context

In 1991, the U.S. experienced a dramatic rise in violent crime, with over 23,000 homicides reported, prompting scrutiny of law enforcement practices, particularly in urban areas like Lansing. The ongoing murder charges against Timothy Ryan Galbraith and Trisha Leslie Bos reflect persistent concerns about violence and accountability in policing, highlighting the critical need for reforms to restore community trust and safety.

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Galbraith and Bos Charged

Timothy Ryan Galbraith, 43, and Trisha Leslie Bos, 48, two Lansing residents, face open murder charges in the deaths of Raequan Brown, 29, and Lance Pollo, 39.
Their bodies were discovered in early 2025.
Brown's body was hidden in a wooded area.
Pollo's body was found near a burned house, suggesting evidence destruction.
Prosecutors denied bond, and probable cause conferences are set for February 20, 2026.

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