Detroit police officer wounds 2 bystanders while responding to June block party shooting, interim chief says
(CBS DETROIT) - Interim Police Chief Todd Bettison announced on Wednesday that an officer who responded to a block party in June has been placed on "no-gun status" after an investigation determined she wounded two bystanders in the process.
The Detroit police officer was placed on administrative “no-gun” duty after shooting three people while responding to a June ...
A Detroit officer was put on desk duty after accidentally shooting two women while responding to a block party shooting.
A Detroit police officer has been placed on administrative duty in connection with a shooting that wounded two bystanders and ...
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Suspect wanted in 2-year-old's shooting surrenders to Detroit policeDarius Lacy is in custody in connection to the shooting of the child, who was hit in the leg at Jefferson Square Apartments ...
DETROIT – Police are searching for Darius Lacey, 27, who they say allegedly shot a 2-year-old on Detroit’s east side. The ...
Police in Detroit are investigating after a shooting on a freeway in Detroit that left a vehicle with multiple bullet holes ...
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Detroit police: Officer wounded 2 innocent victims responding to June block party shootingA Detroit police officer is under investigation for shooting two innocent people at an illegal block party last June, the ...
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