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Retired Detroit Police Officer Shot on West Side

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Retired Detroit Police Officer Shot On West Side

November 29, 2016: The Detroit Police Department received word that an “off-duty” police officer had been shot and was being treated at Providence Hospital. The 2nd Precinct assigned a scout to make the hospital and take the report.

It turns out the off-duty Detroit LEO is actually a retired Detroit LEO.

The retired LEO was in the area of Forrer & Plymouth on Detroit’s west side when he pulled to the side of the road to text his wife. A man dressed in a dark hoodie approached and a struggle ensued.

During the struggle the retired Detroit Police Officer was shot in the hip. He conveyed himself to the hospital. No word on his condition at this time.

Detroit Major Crime Summary November 28, 2016

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24-HOUR MAJOR CRIME SUMMARY REPORT
November 28, 2016 – 12:00 a.m. to November 28, 2016 – 11:59 p.m.

NOTE: The following summaries are allegations of incidents that have been reported and are under investigation.

Precinct: 10th Precinct
Location: 9000 block of Belleterre
Time: 11/28/16 2:45 p.m.

CIRCUMSTANCES:
The 28 year old male victim shot while inside of his silver GMC Envoy. The circumstances pertaining to this incident are unknown at this time.

WANTED:
Suspect – Unknown, armed.

Anyone with information on this crime is encouraged to Criminal Investigations at telephone number: 313-596-1040.

Precinct: 10th Precinct
Location: 9000 block of McQuade
Time: 11/28/16 3:18 p.m.

CIRCUMSTANCES:
The suspect and his girlfriend were involved in a verbal altercation when the 35 year old male intervened. The suspect left the location, then returned with a weapon and fired shots, striking the victim in the body. He was treated for non-life threatening injuries.

WANTED:
Known Suspect – Black male, 25.

Anyone with information on this crime is encouraged to call Criminal Investigations at telephone number: 313-596-1040.

Anyone with information on stolen vehicle related crimes, citizens can call H.E.A.T (Help Eliminate Auto Thefts) at 1-800-242-HEAT (1-800-242-4328).

Anyone with information on these crimes can also call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-SPEAK-UP (1-800-773-2587), online: or Text: CSM and your tips to CRIMES (274637).

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SWAT-SRT Operation On The East Side Of Detroit

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SWAT/SRT Callout on the east side of Detroit

Detroit Police & Fire Response To Conner St Barricaded Gunman


Detroit Police had a SWAT/SRT call-out last night and into this morning on Connor & Freud in the east side of Detroit,  5th Detroit Police Precinct.

What started off as just a call of a possible armed robbery ended up being a full-blown in your face barricade with children and adults involved. Detroit Police units from the 5th precinct made the scene late Monday night and were met with gunfire from inside the house. It’s not believed any of the shots were actually fired at officers.

5th precinct supervisors quickly set up a perimeter and contained the scene. Attempts were made to negotiate with the suspects inside the dwelling but they quickly deteriorated, requiring a declaration and call-out of  Detroit PD’s SRT/Hostage Negotiation team.

The suspect had at least 1 hostage according to scouts on the scene.

A wide perimeter had been established due to the proximity of the house and the surrounding neighborhood.

Previous attempts at negotiation had failed and at least 1 attempt “to take out” the armed suspect failed when he went back into the house.

Detroit Fire’s 6th Battalion under the command of Battalion Chief 6 responded to the scene and staged nearby at Clairpointe & Freud.

At around 1:25AM, DPD reported the house was on fire and that the suspect had fired rounds from the dwelling. The 6th Battalion was notified to hang tight until the all clear was given by the DPD.

The DPD SRT Bearcat called the scene secure at around 1:28AM and the 6th Battalion moved in to fight the fire.

DFD dispatch advised Battalion Chief 6 there may still be civilians inside the dwelling and to take appropriate measures. Companies immediately entered the dwelling and started fighting fires in the basement, 1st floor and 2nd floor.

Battalion Chief 6 reported that they had rescued 1 small child during the search. 1 suspect is in custody after being tackled by an SRT Commander. It’s unknown if the 2nd suspect escaped or became a crispy critter during the fire.

2 children were injured and conveyed to a local hospital. 1 child is said to be in critical condition.

Ohio State Attack Dispatch Audio

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Ohio State November 28 2016 Attack Dispatch Audio

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terUpdate: The Ohio State Attacker has been identified as Somali born refugee Abdul Razak Ali Artan, a student of OSU who lived near the campus. Ali Artan came to the US in 2014 from Pakistan.

Ohio State Police Chief Craig Stone said that the assailant deliberately drove over a curb outside a classroom building striking a number of students, then left the vehicle and began attacking people with the knife.

Investigation will probably show this knucklehead took lessons from a number of jihadi handbooks; like Inspire Magazine, to carry out this attack. Show up with the necessary tools, create the necessary environment by pulling fire alarms and Voilà, instant terrorist attack.

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Taken From Inspire Magazine.

Ohio State University Police Officer Alan Horujko, who happened to be nearby because of a gas leak, arrived on the scene and shot the driver in less than a minute following his dispatch to the scene.

Ohio State Police Chief Craig Stone was asked whether authorities were considering the possibility it was a terrorist act, Columbus Police Chief Kim Jacobs said: “I think we have to consider that it is.”

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Ohio State University Police Officer Alan Horujko

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Somali Refugee Attacker Abdul Razak Ali Artan Bleeds Out On Sidewalk

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Marijuana Dispensary Club Medz Burglarized In NW Detroit

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Break-In at Club Medz in NW Detroit

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Detroit: Detroit Police are investigating a break-in at a marijuana dispensary early this morning in NW Detroit. A 911 call was placed at around 1:00AM describing 3 black males dressed in black behind the Club Medz on W 8 Mile. A DPD scout made the scene and reported a “good B&E” to dispatch. The suspects broke through the back wall of the building to gain access. It’s unknown if any merchandise was taken. DPD evidence techs were dispatched to the scene.