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4 Year Old Shot On Detroit’s East Side

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Child Conveyed To Children’s Hospital-Unknown Condition

Detroit’s East Side 3:50PM July 27 2021:

Shooting: DPD’s 7th Precinct Investigating a “GSW” or shooting of a 4 year old child according to dispatch audio. DPD Scout responding to Chene & E Jefferson to look for a scene. It’s appears the child was privately conveyed to Children’s Hospital…or was conveyed to Children’s Hospital from another. DPD scouts are currently at Children’s.

The circumstances or when the shooting took place are unknown to me at this time. The dispatch audio mentioned Harris Park at Chene & Jefferson and I’m not sure that’s correct. “Maheras Park” is further east. Detroit Police are still investigating and gathering facts.

Detroit Police Update

Update via DPD:

Update on 4-year-old shot: We are happy to report the child’s condition has been upgraded and she’s on a path to recovery.

Our investigation has revealed that the shooting occurred inside a residence on 1900 block of Chene Court and not at the park as originally reported.

A witness says the child found an unsecured gun and accidentally shot herself.

The investigation is ongoing.

I want to thank the dedicated Detectives and Evidence Technicians of the Detroit Police Department for their diligent work on this case.
-Interim Chief James White

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Full Dispatch Audio: House Fire & Explosion In NW Detroit Claims 2 Lives

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20413 Tracey Street

NW Detroit: Detroit Fire responded to reports of a dwelling fire and explosion at 20413 Tracey Monday afternoon at 1:50PM. Detroit Fire reports 2 adults were killed in the fire. DFD companies went into search and rescue operations on arrival. Engine 30 was first on the scene and immediately starting stretching hose on the fire.

Detroit Fire Companies on Fire Scene: Battalion Chief 4, Engines 40, 30, 53, 44, Ladder Truck 25, Squad 1, Deputy Chief 201, Senior Chief 203, DEMS Medic 22, DPD Arson Cars 801 & 803. DEMS Medic 22 and DEMS Supervisor 1105. Officers from the DPD’s 12th Precinct also responded to the fire scene.

Full Detroit Fire Dispatch Audio

Dispatch Audio: “We’re Gonna Need EMS On The Scene!”

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Fatal Fire Scene On Hull St

Burned Body Found In Basement

Detroit, Mi – December 18, 2018 – 08:52am: Detroit Fire’s 8th Battalion responded to reports of a fire @ Hull & E Winchester early Tuesday morning. Engine 56, the first arriving fire company, immediately started battling the blaze inside the basement with a ‘red line’, a small line used to fight small fires.

At 8:58AM Engine 56 notified Detroit fire’s central dispatch that Detroit EMS was needed on the scene. Detroit Fire Chief 8 reported they had a squatter in the home, identifying the squatter as a DOS (Dead On Scene).

Battalion Chief 8 requested Detroit Police and Detroit EMS to the scene and made contact with a unit from DPD/DFD Arson.

Detroit EMS had been dispatched at 08:59am for standby and arrived at the fire scene at 9:06am with a Detroit Police unit from the 11th Precinct.

Detroit police are investigating the incident. Sources state the victim may have been murdered before being set ablaze, we’ll see.

Stay tuned.

Dispatch Audio-Fatal Fire on Hull St

Detroit Fire, Detroit EMS & Detroit Police Audio on Hull St Fire Scene.

The ‘Old Bomb In The Bra Trick’ Doesn’t Fool Dearborn PD

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Two Arrested Following Two Bank Jobs In Dearborn

Dearborn, MI. – At approximately 9:23 am on December 13, 2018, Dearborn Police received a 911 call for a bank robbery in progress at the Huntington Bank in the 5200 block of Oakman, near Michigan. The caller relayed that the female suspect had indicated “they were watching,” and she was forced to carry an explosive device. She was given money and she left the area in a white sedan.

At approximately 9:48 am, the Huntington Bank in the 22000 block of Michigan Ave called 911 and stated that a female had just robbed the bank with a note indicating an explosive device. She left the scene in a white sedan.

The description was broadcast and Dearborn patrol officers located the vehicle on Michigan Ave near Southfield. A traffic stop was made and two suspects were detained pending further investigation.

The Dearborn Police Bomb Squad was called to the scene and ensured that there was no explosive device in the vehicle.

After speaking with the vehicle occupants, two arrests were made and the vehicle was impounded.

The investigation is still ongoing as Detectives responded to both banks to speak with witnesses and review video footage.

Dearborn Police Chief Ronald Haddad stated, “Due to the information provided by witnesses and the quick actions of our officers, the suspects involved in these incidents were successfully taken into custody. I commend both the witnesses and the officers involved for their efforts.”

Dispatch Audio: Marijuana Dispensary Shootout

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House of Zen Marijuana Dispensary Shootout

Detroit: Peaceful and relaxing feelings were shattered at the House of Zen Marijuana Dispensary yesterday.

Two armed bad guys met two armed security guards at the House of Zen on Detroit’s east side Saturday afternoon, 24 November 2018. The marijuana dispensary at 14501 Mack (5th DPD Precinct) saw the 2 groups exchanging gunfire at around 5:44PM. Detroit Police received information that one of the security guards had been shot.

Further investigation by units on the scene revealed the guard had GSW’s to the arm and chest. He survived. The second security guard exchanged gunfire with the two bad guys, it’s unknown if the second guards shots took effect on the bad guys and the guard walked away unharmed, very Zen.

The shooting occurred outside of the dispensary when the guards observed two suspicious characters, 1 guard approached the suspects and the other guard stood safely at the dispensary’s door. Shots were exchanged between the bad guys and guard who approached the suspects. The wounded guard was standing at the dispensary’s door, not Zen.

The suspects escaped the scene in an older model two-toned Chevrolet Silverado, described as having black lower panels and beige upper panels. No description of the suspects were given. Suspects were last seen driving north on Marlborough St.

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Those peaceful and easy feelings are slowly returning to the House of Zen.

Any information on the suspects, drop a dime and call the Detroit Police.