Police are looking for a 20-year-old Coopersville man who broke out of a police car Sunday while being transported to the Ottawa County Jail, said Lt. Mark Bennett of the Ottawa County Sheriff's Department. Jordan Michael Mulder was being transported to the jail at the corner of 120th Avenue and Fillmore Street early Sunday morning when he kicked out a window, was able to get out of the police car and fled, Bennett said. Sheriff's deputies gave chase, but were unable to locate him, Bennett said.

Two members of a Holland family were injured late Sunday when their vehicle was hit by a sport utility vehicle on Interstate 196 near Zeeland. After the collision, the family's van rolled over several times at the 56-mile marker, according to Sgt. Brian Buter of the Ottawa County Sheriff's Department. Mark Raines, 41, and his wife Abigail, 39, were taken to Holland Hospital after the 11:51 p.m. incident. Mark was treated and released, and Abigail remains hospitalized in fair condition.

A U.S. Coast Guard crew saved three people from drowning in Lake Michigan after their boat capsized near Saugatuck on Saturday night. The capsized boat was about 3.5 miles northwest of the Saugatuck pier head. A boat crew from Coast Guard Station Holland found the three people clinging to the hull of their 24-foot recreational boat. Two of the three were wearing lifejackets. The three people were transported to awaiting emergency medical technicians on shore. The Coast Guard said the boaters might have mild hypothermia. No other injuries were reported.

A Fruitport man accused of killing a swan with his personal watercraft said it was an accident, but dozens of witnesses disagree. "Everybody saw it wasn't an accident,' said Jennifer Ransom, who witnessed the incident from Pomona Park in Fruitport. "It was completely intentional.' "According to numerous witnesses, this incident did not have to happen,' Muskegon County Prosecutor Tony Tague said. Timothy Graves ll, 23, has been charged with unlawfully taking a protected animal.

Authorities said a 19-month-old boy is hospitalized in critical condition after being submerged for 10 minutes in water in a hole on his family's property in Montcalm County. The Montcalm County Sheriff's Department said the 3-foot-deep hole was dug for the family's trampoline. The property is in Bloomer Township, near Carson City, about 45 miles north-northeast of Grand Rapids. WOOD-TV reported that Jaxon Crouse wandered away and was found floating face down in the water about 11:30 a.m. Tuesday.

A Crockery Township man arrested for allegedly threatening his neighbor with a gun has pleaded no contest to two of the three original charges. Joshua Curtis Andrews, 21, was arraigned Tuesday in front of Ottawa County Circuit Judge Jon Hulsing. In exchange for a no-contest plea for felonious assault and aggravated indecent exposure, the third count of firearms possession under the influence of alcohol was dismissed.

A Muskegon County toddler is in the hospital after nearly drowning in the family's pool in Norton Shores on Tuesday. A neighbor heard the mother screaming from across the fence, shortly before 1 p.m., and went over to help. "We peeked over the fence and my mom said, ‘Oh my God, there's a child in the pool,'' Stephanie Luckette said. "So I told her to call 911.' Luckette said she then ran over to see what she could do.