Detroit Police, Fire & Severe Weather Incidents
Detroit November 18 2017 0330am: Detroit Police were called early this morning to Olga & Malcolm on reports of a man down in the middle of the street.
Olga & Malcolm is just east of Wayne County Community College.
Detroit: A robbery and shooting on Woodward led to a pursuit through the streets of Detroit early Friday morning. The robbery & shooting of a 36 year old transgendered man took place in the area of 17800 Woodward in the 12th Precinct.
Police were called to the scene at around 01:42am and found the victim suffering from a gunshot wound.
The suspects vehicle was described as a Red GMC Yukon with tinted windows. Witnesses described 3 suspects armed with a scoped long gun. 1 suspect was described as wearing University of Michigan clothing.
A 12th Precinct officer spotted the vehicle at Ferris & John R in Highland Park, giving chase until they lost sight of the vehicle, terminating the chase while southbound on Woodward.
The scout estimated the speed of the chase @ 75mph.
Units from the 12th Precinct and Detroit Public Schools once again spotted the fleeing vehicle southbound on Woodward @ Clairmount at a high rate of speed.
The chase terminated at Leland & Russell when the fleeing vehicle struck some barricades. The 3 suspects bailed from the vehicle and 1 suspect was chased down and taken into custody by a 12th Precinct officer.
Michigan State Police and Detroit Police K9’s conducted a track but the 2 other suspects remain at large.
A scoped long gun was also recovered from the vehicle.
The 36 year old victim was conveyed to St Johns Hospital by Detroit EMS Medic 1. The victim had 4 gunshot wounds to the back and left arm. She’s awake but has 2 bullets lodged near her spine and has lost feeling in her left side.
Detroit: Two 16 year old knuckleheads are in custody after attempting to rob a CVS Pharmacy early this morning at 10011 W McNichols on Detroit’s west side.
The two masked suspects entered the CVS at McNichols & Wyoming at around 5:00AM this morning, all masked up, armed and ready to commit the crime of the century.
Upon entering, they disarmed a security guard and briefly took an elderly male hostage.
Unbeknownst to Mutt & Jeff, the Detroit Police had received notification via 911 of their epic stupid.
A scout from the 12th Precinct (12-3R) was dispatched at 5:00AM. (Two Officer Unit)
Upon arrival, officers were fired on by at least one of the two suspects.
The 12th Precinct Officers of 12-3R returned fire and struck the shooter numerous times.
12th Precinct officers conveyed 1 unharmed suspect to the 12th Precinct before being processed at the Detroit Detention Center, DDC.
The wounded suspect was conveyed to Sinai-Grace Hospital by a DEMS Medic, leaking from numerous puncture wounds.
And so it goes….
UPDATE 7:00PM: At least 1 dead in this double shooting on Detroit’s east side. Michigan State Police Helicopter Trooper 2 is over the scene assisting investigators.
Developing: Detroit Police units from the 5th Precinct responded to the 5800 block of Woodhall on Detroit’s east side around 6:00PM this evening on reports of a drive-by.
The RP; the father of 1 of the victims, stated a yellow Chevrolet Corvette drove up and fired rounds at his son, striking him in the body.
The victim then entered a silver Chrylser mini-van and was conveyed to a local hospital.
Witnesses stated 2 had been shot @ Woodhall & Linville.
Units at the scene were told by witnesses the driver of the yellow Corvette was a dark complected black male with dreads and wearing a white coat.
The Corvette was last seen fleeing up Cadieux towards the I-94 freeway.
5th PDU detectives and evidence technicians are responding to the scene.
DPD dispatch notified evidence techs that this was a “double shooting”. I can confirm only 1 at this time.
An infant was shot Wednesday night around 1020PM. Detroit Police were dispatched to Maddelein & Boulder St on reports of a male shot at the location.
Reports were later updated to include 2 others, 1 being a child.
Detroit Fire’s Engine 48 and DEMS Medic 44 were also dispatched to the scene.
Detroit Fire’s Engine 48 was first to arrive on scene and staged close by, waiting the arrival of police units.
Engine 48 advised Central Dispatch that a child had been shot and they were going to respond to the scene. Detroit police units from the 9th precinct were still enroute and not on scene.
Engine 48 discovered the child and a woman had both been shot and requested an ETA for medics. Central Dispatch advised Engine 48 that Medic 44 had a 5 minute ETA and that Battalion Chief 9 and DEMS supervisor 1104 were also enroute.
Detroit Police units from the 9th Precinct arrived on scene and decided to convey the child to Henry Ford Hospital on Moross. 9th Precinct Scout 933 transported while other units cleared the way to the hospital, blocking intersections while advising dispatch of 933’s progress.
Engine 48 also reported a female had been shot in the leg and was being conveyed to the hospital by DEMS Medic 44.
No other victims were reported. Both the 4 day old infant male and his 24 year old mother sustained non life threatening injuries.