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Officer Collin Rose of the Wayne State University Police Department was shot and killed Nov. 22. (Photo: Wayne State University PD)
Detroit police hope the increased reward offered for information leading to the killer of Wayne State Police Officer Collin Rose yields new leads, reports mlive.com .
According to police, the total reward available for information leading Rose's killer is at $82,500. The figure includes an additional $20,000 being offered by the brother-in-law of Kenneth Steil, a Detroit police sergeant also killed in the line of duty last year.
Detroit police this week issued new photos of a blue mountain bike Rose's suspected killer rode before fatally shooting the officer in the head.
Rose, 29, was fatally shot in the head at about 6:30 p.m. Nov. 22, 2016 when he stopped to investigate the man in an off-campus neighborhood adjacent to Wayne State University.
A 31-year-old suspect was initially charged in Rose's death, but the Wayne County Prosecutor's office released him nearly two weeks later and charges were dismissed.
