The question was simple enough. At the Town Hall meeting that Bay City leadership hosted at the State Theatre tonight, Herman Marshall asked to direct his question not to the mayor or the Bay City Commission, but to law enforcement. "Has the Trenton Robinson situation been cleared up?" asked Marshall, who is president of the Bay City NAACP chapter. The Bay City Central High School graduate who took his football skills to Michigan State University filed a citizen's complaint after he was stopped while driving in Bay City on Dec. 22 for failure to signal a turn, then issued a ticket an hour later at a restaurant across town. The $120 ticket has been paid and Robinson's complaint has been under internal investigation.
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