What Happened To Hank Winchester? Detroit Reporter Under Investigation 

Longtime WDIV-TV reporter Hank Winchester is under investigation after police searched his home in Beverly Hills, Michigan.

Authorities confirmed the search warrant was carried out on Thursday, June 13. The Oakland County Sheriff’s Office said they supported Beverly Hills police, who are leading the case.

WDIV-TV, where Winchester works, shared a brief statement on Wednesday night. The station said he has been placed on leave while the investigation continues.

Statement from Winchester’s Lawyer

Winchester’s attorney, Todd Flood, said that the reporter has always worked hard for the public.

“Hank has spent decades bringing truth to our community and fighting for our citizens,” Flood said. “Because he holds a high-profile position in our community, that can at times generate false accusations.”

He added, “This investigation will end where it began — nowhere.”

Who is Hank Winchester?

Hank Winchester is an Emmy-winning journalist. He leads the “Help Me Hank” unit on WDIV (Channel 4), which helps viewers with consumer problems.

He has worked at the station since 2001. Over the years, he has built a reputation for investigative reporting.

Winchester is also known for his close friendship with NFL quarterback Matthew Stafford and Stafford’s wife, Kelly. He co-hosts a podcast called “The Morning After” with Kelly Stafford.

What We Know So Far

• Winchester’s Beverly Hills home was searched by police on June 13.

• WDIV confirmed he is now on leave.

• Police have not revealed what the investigation is about.

• Beverly Hills Police have not responded to media questions.

WDIV said they would not comment further while the investigation is ongoing.