February 1 2026 2:11AM – Shooting: Detroit Police 8th Precinct is investigating a non-fatal shooting in the 19300 block of Edinborough on Detroit’s northwest side.

Officers were notified after a shooting victim arrived at a hospital outside the City of Detroit with a gunshot wound at around 3:40 a.m.. The victim told officers he had been shot in the head while visiting his girlfriend, though the exact location of the shooting was initially unclear.

Officers requested assistance from Crime Intelligence and utilized ShotSpotter to help determine the shooting location. The closest ShotSpotter activation was detected in the 19300 block of Edinborough at approximately 2:11 a.m.

The victim’s injuries were reported to be non-life-threatening.

DPD Evidence Technicians were dispatched at 5:46 a.m. to process the scene for investigators.

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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.

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31 Jan 2026 – 4:30AM: Shots Fired into Business: Detroit Police 3rd Precinct investigating shots fired into a business earlier this morning at around 4:30AM. Multiple reports of shots fired were reported in the area. Arriving officers discovered shots had been fired into the Pizza Cat, 525 E Jefferson. There were no injuries reported.

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DETROIT — Four Charged in Alleged Scheme to Embezzle Funds From Incapacitated Individuals

Four Detroit-area residents — including a sitting district court judge and a local attorney — have been charged for their alleged roles in a years-long scheme to embezzle money from incapacitated individuals, United States Attorney Jerome F. Gorgon, Jr. announced today.

The announcement was made alongside Jennifer Runyan, Special Agent in Charge of the FBI Detroit Field Office, and Karen Wingerd, Special Agent in Charge of the IRS Criminal Investigation Detroit Field Office.

Those charged are Nancy Williams, 59; Avery Bradley, 72; Andrea Bradley-Baskin, 46; and Dwight Rashad, 69, all of Detroit. Each was charged by indictment with conspiracy to commit wire fraud. The indictment also charges:

• Avery Bradley with one count of wire fraud
• Bradley, Bradley-Baskin, and Rashad with multiple counts of money laundering
• Bradley-Baskin with one count of making a false statement to federal law enforcement

According to the indictment, probate courts appoint guardians and conservators to manage the personal and financial affairs of adults deemed unable to do so themselves. These fiduciaries are legally required to act in the best interests of their wards.

The indictment alleges Nancy Williams owned Guardian and Associates, an agency appointed by the Wayne County Probate Court to serve as fiduciary for incapacitated wards in more than 1,000 cases. Avery Bradley, an attorney, and his daughter Andrea Bradley-Baskin, also an attorney, operated a law firm that regularly represented Guardian and Associates in Wayne County Probate Court. Bradley-Baskin is currently a judge on Michigan’s 36th District Court. Dwight Rashad operated multiple group homes and residential facilities for elderly individuals, including wards.

Prosecutors allege the defendants conspired to systematically embezzle funds from wards and their estates for personal gain. The indictment outlines numerous examples, including:

• Allegations that Bradley-Baskin used approximately $70,000 in ward funds to purchase an ownership stake in a local bar
• Allegations that Bradley, Williams, and Rashad misappropriated approximately $203,000 from a ward’s legal settlement without benefiting the ward
• Allegations that Williams paid Rashad rent for wards who did not reside in his facilities
• Allegations that Bradley-Baskin used ward estate funds to pay a two-year lease on a Ford Expedition

“We respect the authority that comes with a black robe,” said U.S. Attorney Gorgon. “This state judge and her alleged co-conspirators abused that honor by preying on individuals protected by the court. This would represent a grievous breach of public trust.”

“Regardless of position or status, no one is above the law,” said FBI SAC Jennifer Runyan. “These defendants are accused of exploiting vulnerable citizens who depended on them for care and protection. If you prey on the vulnerable, we will find you and hold you accountable.”

IRS-CI SAC Karen Wingerd added, “What makes these allegations particularly disturbing is that the victims were among our most vulnerable populations and trusted the accused to act in their best interests.”

Anyone with information regarding wards associated with Guardian & Associates or Tri-State Guardian Services is encouraged to contact the FBI. https://forms.fbi.gov/victims/DEwards/view

An indictment is a formal accusation and not evidence of guilt. All defendants are presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law.

The case is being investigated by the FBI and IRS Criminal Investigation and prosecuted by Assistant U.S. Attorneys Robert A. Moran and John Neal.

Source: https://www.justice.gov/usao-edmi/pr/sitting-judge-and-three-others-charged-scheme-steal-hundreds-thousands-dollars

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Jan 26 2026: Detroit Fire Department units responded to a dwelling fire at W. Parkhurst & John R at 5:24 a.m. Battalion Chiefs 8 and 5 assumed incident command.

Engine 44 arrived on scene and stretched lines on a working fire involving a dwelling. The structure was initially believed to be vacant; however, Ladder Truck 18 located a victim inside the residence and began removal.

Detroit EMS Medic 16 was dispatched to the scene and initiated CPR upon arrival. DEMS Supervisor 1107 and DEMS Medic 20 also responded, with Medic 20 serving as backup. Medic 16 transported the critically injured victim to DRH, where the victim was pronounced deceased.

Companies on fire scene:

• Engines 35, 44, 56
• Ladder Truck 18
• Squad 3
• Battalion Chiefs 8, 5
• DEMS Medic 16, Medic 20
• DEMS Supervisor 1107

Detroit Fire Dispatch Audio-Fatal Dwelling Fire

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Detroit Police responded to two separate incidents involving shots fired into occupied dwellings earlier this morning. No injuries were reported in either case.

1. 7200 block of Clayburn near W. Warren
   DPD 6th Precinct – Detroit’s West Side
   Map: https://maps.app.goo.gl/rTBidHyFm5Sv5KjT9
2. 9500 block of Marlowe near W. Chicago
   DPD 2nd Precinct – Detroit’s West Side
   Map: https://maps.app.goo.gl/erHHXH9PHkrWYbmq9

Detroit Police Evidence Technicians were dispatched to process both scenes as part of the investigation.

#DetroitPolice #Detroit #ShotsFired #DetroitCrime

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Detroit – January 21, 2026

At approximately 12:45 a.m., Detroit Police responded to reports of multiple manhole covers exploding near Washington Boulevard and Lafayette Boulevard. Officers on scene reported fire and flames emitting from the manholes.

DPD secured the area and restricted pedestrian and vehicle access for public safety. Detroit Fire Department Engine 1 and Ladder Truck 20 were dispatched and responded to the scene. Power outages were reported in the surrounding area, and DTE Energy was notified.

DTE advised they do not provide electrical service in that specific area, but stated they would send a crew to evaluate natural gas infrastructure. Public Lighting Department (PLD) was also notified, as they provide electrical service in the area.

During the incident, Battalion Chief 1, Engine 9, and Ladder Truck 20 were dispatched to investigate a fire alarm activation in the electrical room at 1020 Washington Blvd (Hotel Indigo). The alarm was believed to have been triggered by the power interruption.

Michigan Gas Utilities (MichCon) was requested and responded with an estimated 15–20 minute ETA at approximately 1:11 a.m.

At 1:21 a.m., Battalion Chief 1 directed Engine 9 and Ladder Truck 20 to remain at Hotel Indigo to monitor conditions. Engine 1 remained on scene at the manhole incident location.

According to Detroit Police officers on scene, power was restored at approximately 1:57 a.m.

No injuries were reported. The cause of the manhole explosions remains under investigation.

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Shooting (Non-Fatal): #DetroitPolice 8th Precinct is investigating a non-fatal shooting in the area of Oakfield & W McNichols.

The victim was privately conveyed to a local hospital at approximately 12:43 AM. Officers later located the scene in a driveway on Oakfield.

The investigation is ongoing.

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Shooting: Detroit Police 8th Precinct is investigating a non-fatal shooting in the 15800 block of W 7 Mile Rd near Forrer, reported at approximately 12:55 AM.

Officers were dispatched following reports of shots fired. Upon arrival, officers encountered conflicting accounts from individuals at the scene, some stating a person had been shot, while others claimed nothing had occurred.

During the investigation, officers located apparent blood evidence at the scene. Subsequent witness interviews indicated a security guard may have been shot and transported to a local hospital prior to police arrival.

At approximately 1:16 AM, DPD was notified that a gunshot wound victim had arrived at a local hospital, confirming the shooting.

DPD Evidence Technicians were dispatched to process the scene for investigators.

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Fatal Shooting: Detroit Police 6th Precinct is investigating a fatal shooting in the 7700 block of Warwick.

At approximately 7:40 PM, officers responded to a ShotSpotter detection. Upon arrival, a male victim was located inside a vehicle, initially believed to be involved in a motor vehicle crash. Officers soon determined the victim had sustained a confirmed gunshot wound.

Detroit Fire Department Engine 55 and Detroit EMS Medic 22 responded to the scene. CPR was initiated at approximately 7:55 PM. The victim subsequently stopped breathing and was pronounced deceased, classified as a Code 7, at approximately 7:58 PM.

DPD Evidence Technicians were dispatched at 8:53 PM to process the scene for homicide investigators.

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