Detroit Police, Fire & Severe Weather Incidents
Detroit’s NE 6:00PM 7.24.24: DPD’s 9th Precinct is in the area of Bringard & Rex on Detroit’s NE side working a confirmed shooting. At least 1 person is shot. DPD is seeking 3 B/M’s last seen fleeing EB through yards from the scene. Scouts have the area locked up with a perimeter stretching blocks.
DFD’s Engine 58 (MFR) and EMS also responded.
Detroit’s NE Side (3:43PM): Detroit’s 9th Precinct responded to Cadieux & Morang on reports of a shooting, CPR was in progress according to dispatch audio. Detroit Fire’s Engine 58 (MFR) and Rapid Response Medic 75 also responded. Upon arrival, Engine 58 reported continuing CPR on the victim. Rapid Response Medic conveyed 1 to St John Hospital with firefighters from Engine 58 assisting in CPR.
No further information.
Detroit: December 2 2018 – 235PM – Detroit Police had a mess on their hands today after receiving a shooting call in Detroit’s east side. DPD’s 9th Precinct responded to Corbett & Chalmers after a caller described a shooting where the victim was shot in the forearm, face and head by a shotgun wielding woman.
Upon arrival, one of the responding officers informed dispatch that she was removing herself from the call due to being related somehow to the shooting. I’m not really that much into assuming, but I believe the officer may be related to the shooting victim.
Inside the residence responding officers were greeted by an uncooperative crowd. Those inside the house were refusing to open the door. Inside were 8 children, the youngest being 3 months old and 3 adults. One of those adults was the shooter. Fortunately, although Detroit SRT (SWAT) were notified, those inside the residence handed over the shooter and a long drawn-out barricade situation was averted.
The shooter is described as a female in her mid thirties.
The victim was conveyed by Detroit EMS to St John’s Hospital, condition unknown. The weapon used in the shooting was recovered by officers on the scene and handed over to evidence techs.
The shooting took place earlier this afternoon around 2:40PM and officers were still on scene at the time of this writing @ 8:56PM.
And the wheels on the bus go round and round…
Detroit: Detroit Police responded to Whitehill & Whittier @ 1212AM Wednesday morning on reports of a man with a gunshot wound. The female 911 caller said her boyfriend had been shot.
Officers from the 9th Precinct responded and found 1 male victim @ Whittier & Whitehill. Initial reports indicated the shooting took place at the Shamrock gas station at Houston-Whittier & Hayes but officers soon discovered the shooting took place in the 11600 block of Whittier.
A witness that was with the victim stated they entered the Shamrock gas station @ Hayes & Houston-Whittier and a silver vehicle, of unknown make, model or plate, also entered the gas station. The witness stated as they left the station, they were followed by 1 suspect eastbound on Whittier towards Riad. The witness was unable to match the shooter to the silver vehicle.
The shooting took place in the 11600 block of Whittier, just west of Riad.
The shooter is described as a Black male, dark complected and wearing a dark jacket. Shooter ran from the shooting scene westbound on Whittier.
The victim was conveyed to St John’s Hospital by Detroit EMS in unknown condition. The Detroit Police have secured the scene of the shooting on the 11600 block of Whittier and an investigation is ongoing.
No further information on the shooting is available at this time.
#BREAKING: McNichols & Gratiot: DPD unit involved in an MVA. DEMS has been requested, unknown extent of injuries. https://t.co/m6jidFXpeY
— Motor City 911 (@DetroitScanner) February 3, 2018
Detroit’s NE Side – February 2 2018 1020PM: Two Detroit Police units were involved in an MVA late Friday evening @ Gratiot & McNichols. Reports indicate there were 5 vehicles involved and injuries were reported.
It’s unknown who slammed into who.
2 civilians complained of injuries and at least 1 DPD officer was conveyed to St John’s Hospital by a 5th Precinct unit on scene.
The injured civilians were conveyed to St John’s hospital by Detroit EMS.
The extent of injuries to the DPD officer(s) isn’t known.
The civilians complained of neck injuries and they didn’t sound too serious, but the lawyers haven’t been notified yet.
Prior to the accident, a 9th Precinct unit reported a foot chase on Glenview, prompting other units to respond. It’s unknown if the 2 units involved in the traffic collision were responding to that incident.
Multiple units from other precincts were sent to the 9th Precinct to assist in answering calls while the 9th was busy sorting the accident out.
Union stewards were sent to St Johns Hospital for the injured officer(s) and an accident trained officer with DPD evidence techs were dispatched to the scene.
2 DPD cruisers involved in an accident just off gratiot @DetroitScanner pic.twitter.com/Q7H7v4UnHF
— S.E. Mi Fire&Weather (@fireandweather) February 3, 2018