– Child injured in Detroit shooting
– Detroit’s Michigan Central Station debut date announced
– Redford gas station assault victim.
Accident – Death – Obituary News :
An 11-year-old girl is fighting for her life after being shot in the head in Detroit on Tuesday morning. The incident occurred when two suspects opened fire into a house where the young girl was sitting on a couch.
The child is currently in critical condition as a result of the shooting.
According to the police, the shooting took place in the 6000 block of Pennsylvania, near Gratiot and I-94. The house was reportedly filled with around 20 people when the suspects approached the property around 4 a.m. and began shooting.
Assistant Chief Charles Fitzgerald expressed his disbelief at the senseless act of violence, stating, “All they heard was a bunch of shots coming from outside. This story doesn’t make a whole lot of sense.”
This is not the first time such an incident has occurred at this particular residence. Fitzgerald revealed that a similar shooting took place in December 2023, although no one was injured during that incident.
Michigan Central Station Reopening Date Announced
The highly anticipated reopening of Michigan Central Station is drawing near, with Ford set to unveil the historic building in a few months.
After acquiring the dilapidated train station in 2018, Ford Motor Co. has dedicated several years to renovating the iconic structure. The comprehensive restoration work has transformed the building, which is now set to reopen on June 6.
Throughout the renovation process, Ford collaborated closely with the Michigan State Historic Preservation Office and the National Park Service to ensure that the building’s rich history was preserved while modernizing its facilities.
The meticulous restoration work involved the restoration of original features wherever possible, with damaged parts being replaced to maintain the building’s authenticity.
Although the train station will no longer serve its original purpose, Ford has indicated that the space will be utilized by its autonomous vehicle teams, with the main area open to the public.
Man Assaulted at Redford Gas Station
A brutal assault took place on Saturday night at a Redford Township gas station, witnessed by the victim’s daughter.
Describing the harrowing experience, the victim, known only as Jack for safety reasons, recounted, “It just felt like 200 feet kicking me.” Jack sustained severe injuries, including two black eyes and a broken nose, during the attack.
Jack had just picked up his 19-year-old daughter from her boyfriend’s house before stopping for gas on Plymouth Road. As he entered the gas station, he became aware of a potentially dangerous situation unfolding.
Recalling the moment of the attack, Jack shared, “It was kind of rowdy in there. There were people, so I kind of got nervous. I knew I had my wallet on me, so I tucked it down. Then they bought a black ski mask, and they put it on, and that’s when I knew something was going to happen.”
That’s when the violent assault took place.
Propane Causes Ann Arbor Home Explosion
A house explosion in Ann Arbor on Monday morning was attributed to the use of propane inside the residence.
The powerful blast completely destroyed the home on S. 7th Street, sending debris flying in all directions.
Neighbor Fred Hutchinson, who witnessed the explosion, shared his experience, stating, “I got a cup of coffee, went down to the basement to work on my stamp collection and heard the explosion. The house literally shook, the windows rattled.”
It was revealed that the homeowner had resorted to using propane for heating purposes after the gas supply to the house was shut off.
Ann Arbor Fire Chief Mike Kennedy emphasized the dangers of using propane indoors, stating, “Unfortunately, this probably could have been prevented. People should not use propane inside a residence for this exact reason.”
Fortunately, the homeowner managed to escape with minor injuries, and neighboring properties only sustained minimal damage as a result of the explosion.
Woman Shot Outside Troy Steak House
A woman was shot multiple times outside Ruth’s Chris Steak House in Troy on Monday night as she was walking to her car with a friend and a baby.
The victim sustained gunshot wounds to her legs and is currently in stable condition at a local hospital. Troy police have reassured the public that the shooting does not appear to be random, and there is no imminent threat to public safety.
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Daily Forecast
Expect sunny skies and temperatures in the mid-40s on Tuesday in Metro Detroit, making it a pleasant day for residents.
What Else We’re Watching
- The Office of Global Michigan is seeking resident volunteers to host migrants in their homes and assist in their integration into American society.
- A man faces charges after allegedly exposing himself in the parking lot of a Dearborn Target and engaging in lewd behavior inside the store. The suspect, Steven Simmons, was apprehended following reports from witnesses.
- A Detroit man wrongly imprisoned for a double murder was recently awarded $10 million in damages.
- The family of a woman found dead at a Detroit intersection is pleading for information about her murder.
- Rep. Rashida Tlaib is urging Democrats to vote “uncommitted” in protest of President Joe Biden’s stance on Israel.
‘America’s Most Wanted’ Suspect Captured in Florida
A fugitive featured on ‘America’s Most Wanted’ has been apprehended in Polk County, Florida, after being on the run for a warrant related to sexual offenses against a child. Davie Albarran was arrested in Lakeland, with his capture announced by Sheriff Grady Judd.
Albarran’s daughter took to social media to expose her father’s alleged crimes, prompting his arrest. The 51-year-old was previously featured on the FOX show for his heinous acts.
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1. Child shot Detroit
2. Michigan Central Station opening date revealed
3. Man attacked Redford gas station.
