A Florida man will spend 30 months in prison for trying to sell counterfeit razorblades at Meijer Stores.

As part of his punishment, 56-year-old Jeffrey Steven Telsey also faces three years of probation and must pay $400,506.17 in restitution, as well as a $25,000 fine.  

In January 2008, Homeland Security Investigations was notified that counterfeit Gillette Mach3 razor refills were being distributed through Meijer Stores.  Homeland Security began buying up the counterfeit razorblades from Telsey, who operated JCA Enterprises.  At the same time, Meijer Stores issued a company-wide recall for the counterfeit blades.

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WYOMING, Mich. (WZZM) -- Wyoming Police and the FBI are looking for the man who robbed the Chase Bank at 44th and Division

Witnesses tell police that shortly before 10:20 a.m. the suspect walked in and handed the teller a note, they did not see a weapon.

The suspect ran from the bank on foot heading south, getting away with an unknown amount of cash. He is described as 5'8" weighing around 200 pounds, wearing a brown hooded sweatshirt, and a light baseball cap with a dollar sign on the bill.

Anyone with information is asked to call the Wyoming Police Department at (616) 530-7300, or Silent Observer at (616) 774-2345.

BYRON CENTER, Mich. (WZZM) -- Advocates for the deaf and hard of hearing community say services have been cut deeply in Michigan in the last three years, making it ever more important for them to support each other.

They did that at the 18th Annual Silent Celebration in Byron Center Saturday. An estimated 250 people from across the state gathered for a picnic and games. Participants say this is one of the only events in Michigan, so many make the trip.

"There's a lot of businesses, institutions, companies that don't provide communication for deaf and hard of hearing individuals so they're drastically underserved, just socially even," said Beverly Chesebro, a long-time event participant and active member in the deaf community.