A Shelby Township man known as a spokesman for many private companies and government agencies who also worked previously as a news reporter, Phil Frame, is due in court Tuesday. Frame was a spokesman for Cobo Center, the Detroit International Bridge Company and the Macomb County Board of Commissioners. After a search warrant was obtained and detectives searched his home, police say the confiscated images of children, both printed and electronic, from the home. Frame is charged with possessing child pornography.
Phil Frame due in court on child pornography charges
Jan 19, 2016 | 6:13 AM

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