DPD’s 44th Annual Interfaith Memorial Service
Remembering our Fallen Heroes
The Detroit Police Department’s 44th Annual Interfaith Memorial Service. 232 names of our fallen heroes on the back of a Detroit Police Scout Car.

Detroit Police, Fire & Severe Weather Incidents

By MC911
The Detroit Police Department’s 44th Annual Interfaith Memorial Service. 232 names of our fallen heroes on the back of a Detroit Police Scout Car.

There’s a buttload of dangerous jobs in Detroit. 8 police officers have been killed or wounded since September of 2016, Detroit firefighters and medics are routinely attacked, gas stations attendants; well, we won’t even go there, and the job of being a child in Detroit is extremely hazardous.
Add Lyft driver to that keraaazy job lumped into the category of taxi drivers in Detroit.
A Lyft driver picked up a couple of Detroit’s finest Friday evening on the 28th of March.
The Lyft driver, sensing something was wrong, requested the upstanding but often misunderstood thugs to leave his vehicle.
The incident occurred on Lafayette & Chene in the beautiful eastern side of Detroit, just outside the stunning backdrop of downtown Detroit.
Now, the really crazy part is the driver apparently left the vehicle in an attempt to, I don’t know, confront them about some slight I guess?
I dunno.
In Detroit, you don’t confront unless you’re adequately strapped and know what you’re doing.
The obvious happened and the Lyft driver was fired on by the slack-jawed dirtbags.
Maybe you recognize the bad guys, maybe you don’t. If you do, call the PD if you’re done with this kind of nonsense, or don’t.
Welcome to Detroit.

A shooting on Detroit’s west side lead to a fatal traffic collision at Grand River & Schaefer early Tuesday morning. Detroit police responded to reports of a shooting on the 14000 block of Northlawn this morning at 7:25AM.
Police from the 10th Precinct were called to the scene following a 911 call describing a man armed with a shotgun shooting inside and outside the residence on Northlawn.
10th Precinct Unit 10-3 soon spotted the suspect, identified as 34 year old Dante Lindsay, driving a green 2008 Chevrolet Uplander at Davison & Wyoming.
The audio suggests Unit 10-3 had activated lights and siren at that point.
The above audio has a lot of gaps in the transmissions, but a supervisor soon asked for speed & conditions present during the pursuit.
Radio transmissions suggest the pursuit was then terminated by supervisors.
A few minutes later, another unit had located the suspects vehicle traveling south on Schaefer from Schoolcraft in the 2nd Precinct, notifiying dispatch they were following the suspects vehicle but had not activated lights or siren.
The suspects vehicle continued south on Schaefer until striking another vehicle between Green River & the I-96 Service Drive (Jeffries Freeway).
Units on the scene notified dispatch that 1 suspect was in custody and another down, possibly a “k-type (Fatal).

#BREAKING: OFFICER DOWN: 10075 Joy Rd in the 8th Precinct. Suspect driving a 2004 Ford Focus. DRT 5191. https://t.co/TyzNErYNwh
— Motor City 911 (@DetroitScanner) May 1, 2017
Detroit – 1045PM: A Detroit police officer was shot on Detroit’s west side Sunday night.
Officers from the 2nd Precinct, Unit 21, responded to reports of an assault & battery at Joy Rd & Dawes.
As the 2 officers attempted to make contact to the reporting person, the suspect emerged and started firing on the officers with a .25 semi-automatic handgun.
Both officers returned fire and struck the suspect.
The suspect was killed and remains on the scene. The suspects weapon was also recovered.
The dead suspects relation to the original call is unknown.
The suspect tied to the original call left the scene in the assault & battery victims vehicle before the officers arrived.
The wounded officer is a 14 year veteran of the DPD. The officer’s partner, a rookie just 6 months out of the academy was not wounded.
The wounded officer was conveyed to Beaumont Hospital in Dearborn by another DPD scout while other scouts blocked roads and intersections leading into Dearborn.
#BREAKING: Officer is now at the hospital. One suspect appears to be down on scene, 1 weapon recovered.
— Motor City 911 (@DetroitScanner) May 1, 2017
The officer is in critical condition with a “devastating” gunshot wound to the back of the head.
46-year-old POS James Ray has been identified as the shooter.
“Our investigators are estimating that our officers knocked kicked a number of times on the door trying to gain entry unsuccessfully,” said Chief James Craig.
“They were responding to a domestic assault and battery, a woman calling for help.”
“As Ray left his apartment building with a gun, he has actually chambered a round in his weapon,” Craig said. “As he approached the front door that was locked he opened the front door with the gun extended. His arm was extended and the officers responded.
“The officer that was shot fired several rounds from his department issued weapon and simultaneously both the officer and the suspect fell to the ground.”
The wounded officer is the 5th Detroit police officer shot this year and the 7th officer injured or killed since September of 2016. 2 officers of the 12th Precinct were shot by a shotgun wielding knucklehead on Easter Sunday 2017 and 2 officers from the 3rd Precinct were shot on March 15th by a dirtbag thought to be connected to Sgt Collin Rose’s murder in 2016.
Ray’s carcass was eventually bagged and tagged by the medical examiners office.

The Detroit Police Department is seeking the public’s assistance in identifying and locating a suspect wanted for a hit and run accident that occurred in the city of Detroit.
A burgundy Chevy Suburban crossed the center lines and crashed into a minivan, which the 2 year old child was in.

The driver of the Suburban who fled from the scene is described as a black male, bald, medium – heavy build, medium complexion is pictured walking away from the accident.
The burgundy Chevy Suburban was left at the location.
If anyone recognizes this suspect or has any information pertaining to this crime, please call Detroit Police Fatal Squad at (313) 596-2280.
Citizens can remain anonymous, as always, by leaving a tip on our app, DPD Connect or contacting CrimeStoppers at 1-800-SPEAK-UP.