The Macomb County Prosecutor’s Office is actively involved in preventing threats, violence, weapons, and bullying in schools across Macomb County.
Prosecutor Peter Lucido continues to spearhead a student video competition called “Knocking Violence Out of My School” to empower students to address these issues within their peer groups.
The 2025 “Knocking Violence Out of My School” video contest encouraged students to create videos addressing threats, violence, weapons, and bullying.
This year’s winners were selected by the Macomb County Prosecutor’s Juvenile Unit.
The Macomb County Prosecutor’s Juvenile Unit Chief Tonya Goetz said the quality of the submissions “was very impressive and the winners should be commended for their creativity and hard work.”
First place honors went to Lillian Mutart of New Haven High school. She will receive a $1,000 prize.
The trio-team of Conner Carney, Megan Sweeney and Ella Pascoe from Lake Shore High School are the second-place winners. They will share a $750 prize.
Third place winners were the trio-team of Marila Benyamin, Mikayla Jeffreys, and Michaella Julia Oh from Huron Academy. They will split a $500 prize.
The winner’s school will also receive a Macomb County Prosecutor’s Hero Award, Lucido said.
Prosecutor Peter Lucido continues to spearhead a student video competition called “Knocking Violence Out of My School” to empower students to address these issues within their peer groups.
The 2025 “Knocking Violence Out of My School” video contest encouraged students to create videos addressing threats, violence, weapons, and bullying.
This year’s winners were selected by the Macomb County Prosecutor’s Juvenile Unit.
The Macomb County Prosecutor’s Juvenile Unit Chief Tonya Goetz said the quality of the submissions “was very impressive and the winners should be commended for their creativity and hard work.”
First place honors went to Lillian Mutart of New Haven High school. She will receive a $1,000 prize.
The trio-team of Conner Carney, Megan Sweeney and Ella Pascoe from Lake Shore High School are the second-place winners. They will share a $750 prize.
Third place winners were the trio-team of Marila Benyamin, Mikayla Jeffreys, and Michaella Julia Oh from Huron Academy. They will split a $500 prize.
The winner’s school will also receive a Macomb County Prosecutor’s Hero Award, Lucido said.
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