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Double Shooting in NW Detroit – 1 Fatal

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Double Shooting: Detroit (1 Fatal, 1 Non-Fatal)

February 1 2026 1:00AM – Detroit Police 12th Precinct Officers responded to reports of a large party and shots fired in the 17100 block of Quincy at approximately 1:00 a.m.

Upon arrival, 12th Precinct officers were informed that at least one victim had been loaded into a white or beige SUV and privately transported to Sinai-Grace Hospital. Officers did not locate any injured individuals at the scene and were dispatched to the hospital to gather additional information.

At Sinai-Grace Hospital, officers confirmed two gunshot wound victims. One victim was pronounced deceased, while the second victim sustained non-fatal injuries.

DPD Evidence Technician 4712 (with an assist from 4711) was dispatched at 3:29 a.m. to process the scene for homicide investigators.

Detroit Police Investigate Death of a Child

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2 Year Old Dies in NW Detroit

Death of a Child: Detroit Police 12th Precinct is investigating the death of a 2-year-old child.

Officers were dispatched at 1:19 a.m. on January 21 2026 to a residence near McNichols and Wyoming on a report of a child not breathing. Detroit EMS Medic 22 and a DEMS Supervisor 1105 also responded to reports of a child, age unknown at the time, in cardiac arrest. Medic 22 transported the child to Sinai-Grace Hospital.

12th Precinct officers at the hospital reported the child’s time of death at 1:53 a.m. Detroit Police Evidence Technicians were dispatched at 2:55 a.m. to process both scenes, Sinai-Grace Hospital and the residence for investigators. No additional information is available at this time.

Fatal Shooting: Double Shooting On Detroit’s NW Side Leaves 1 Dead

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12th Precinct Investigating Double Shooting, Bond Liquor On Fenkell

Fatal Shooting At Fenkell & Sorrento

Detroit’s NW Side: DPD’s 12th Precinct was notified by 911 a pair of shootings took place at around 905PM Friday evening. Both shootings took place in the area of Fenkell & Sorrento/Steel at the Bond Liquor. A male was shot inside the liquor store, it’s unknown where the female was shot, inside or outside. The female stated that when she realized she was shot, she fled the area in her vehicle. Her vehicle was found at Wyoming & 7 Mile at the KFC. Her boyfriend conveyed the female from there to Sinai-Grace Hospital. Dispatch audio suggested the female had been shot in the head while inside the vehicle, but that is unconfirmed. With that said, the DPD is investigating this shooting of course, this is just dispatch audio and can as it often does, change with investigation. At the time of the dispatch, the female was talking to officers at the hospital. .

The male was declared dead in the E/R, shot multiple times. It’s unknown of the female and male were known to each other.

The suspect was described on dispatch audio of being on foot, wearing a ski mask, gray winter coat, black or blue pants, brown work boots, armed with a blue steel automatic. The suspect was last seen NB on Sorrento from Fenkell. DEMS Medic 27 had the medical run.

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Dispatch Audio: Detroit Police Investigating Another Child Shot

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5 Year Old Shoots Self In Leg

Detroit 11:45PM: Detroit Police are investigating a shooting on the west side after a child gained access to an unsecured handgun and was accidentally shot in the leg. Dispatch audio suggests a friend of the child’s mother is the owner of the handgun.

The shooting occurred in the 14400 block of Hubbell according to dispatch audio. The 12th Precinct is responding to both Sinai-Grace Hospital and the shooting scene. The person who owns the weapon has yet to be detained and the weapon is said to be somewhere inside the child’s bedroom.

The child was privately conveyed to Sinai-Grace Hospital, condition unknown.

Update: The child is in stable condition.

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