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Triple Shooting In Northeast Detroit-Peerless and Casino

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Triple Shooting In Northeast Detroit

Detroit December 4 2016: Detroit Police responded to Henry Ford Hospital on reports that multiple people with gunshot wounds had arrived at Henry Ford Hospital.

Detroit Police scouts from the 9th Precinct reported they had 3 victims, 2 listed as critical and 1 listed as temporary serious.

The victims were privately conveyed to the hospital and the vehicle that conveyed them, described as a black Ford Focus, license DHC 6940, had left the hospital.

The vehicle was described as having numerous “gunshots” to in the rear and side.

Michigan State Police arrived on Peerless and quickly secured the shooting scene just north of Casino on Peerless.

The Michigan State Trooper said there were numerous bullet holes in vehicles at the scene, window glass on the ground and 12 shell casings in the immediate area.

UPDATE December 4th 2016 8:00PM: A 29 year old woman and a 31 year old man were shot multiple times and are in critical condition. The third victim, a 28 year old woman was shot once and is in stable condition.

An unknown person approached the vehicle they were sitting in and opened fire, striking the 3 victims.

Developing Story.

Confirmed Shooting: 28th St & Herbert W Detroit

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Confirmed Shooting on Detroit’s West Side

Detroit Police are on scene of a confirmed fatal shooting on 28th St & Herbert on Detroit’s west side. DPD units were dispatched to the scene at around 7:52PM. Detroit Fire Squad 4 and Superior Ambulance Unit 48 are also on scene.

Note: I don’t know why the press release sates 3:00PM. We monitored the dispatch around 7:00PM.

Update:

Precinct: 4th Precinct
Location: 5000 block of 28th
Time: 10/31/16 3:00 p.m.
CIRCUMSTANCES:
The 20 year old male victim was observed fatally shot outside of the location. The circumstances pertaining to this incident are unknown at this time.
WANTED:
Suspect – Unknown, armed.
Anyone with information on this crime is encouraged to call Homicide at telephone number: 313-596-2260.
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).

Shooting suspect killed during deputy-involved shooting

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LIVINGSTON PARISH, LA (WAFB) – A man died after he allegedly exchanged gunfire with a Livingston Parish Sheriff’s Deputy, officials confirm. Troopers with the Louisiana State Police are investigating the shooting. They say the suspect, Blaine Justin Beason, 31, was shot by a deputy at roughly 11 a.m. near a home on Springwood Dr. near 4-H Club Rd.

“Upon looking through the barn, the deputy climbed up into the second story loft,” explains Livingston Parish Sheriff Jason Ard. “That is when he encountered Beason who was pointing a weapon at my deputy. My deputy, in defense, fired and fatally wounded Beason.”

Deputies were searching for Beason after he was involved in another alleged gunfight with deputies that happened at roughly 1 a.m.

 

UPDATE: New details on incident on Springwood Drive in Denham Springs.

Posted by Scottie Hunter WAFB on Wednesday, October 12, 2016

 

Officials with the Livingston Parish Sheriff’s Office say a deputy attempted to conduct a traffic stop after seeing a vehicle without a license plate. The car was traveling on Home Depot Dr. in Denham Springs.

“The deputy then attempted to stop the vehicle,” explains Livingston Parish Sheriff Jason Ard. “Once emergency lights were activated, the driver of the SUV fled at a high rate of speed. The deputy pursued the SUV from Rushing Rd onto 4-H Club Rd. where the driver came to an abrupt stop at the above intersection.”

Sheriff Ard says that the driver, later identified as Beason, pulled out a gun and shot at the deputy several times.

“My deputy returned fire,” Sheriff Ard noted. “The subject then fled west on Springwood Dr. – on foot. The LPSO deputy was not injured and it is believed, at this point, the driver of the vehicle was not injured.”

The deputy involved in the fatal shooting is on paid administrative leave, which is standard procedure.

“I am so thankful that not one – but two deputies – are safe and are able to return home to their families,” Ard added. “Today, we had one suspect – with no respect for authority – attempt to kill those who choose to serve and protect. It’s tragic, really. Decisions made by one individual, at the end of the day, cost him his life. My thoughts and prayers are with the suspect’s family. I’m thankful that my deputies are uninjured. I’m thankful that no citizen was hurt in the process.”

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