Police: Storeowner Fires In Defense; Robbery Suspect Dies
Teen Suspects Charged As Adults
"They kept saying, 'No. Give us the safe and the videotape (or) we're going to kill both of you,'" said the customer, whose name was being withheld.Gorges, who purchased a gun eight years ago after his store was robbed, said he fired his weapon when Linnear pointed the handgun at him."I didn't want to do that … I gave him a chance, but that's his choice," Gorges said.The 17-year-old suffered a gunshot wound to the head. He was taken to Providence Hospital, where he was later pronounced dead.Jackson and Benson, both from Detroit, were arrested by Southfield police. One was chased and captured by a police officer and the other was tracked down by a K-9 unit, police said.The teens were charged as adults Thursday afternoon.Police said they do not expect the storeowner to face charges.
- January 13, 2005: Police: Teen Robber Shot By Local Storeowner




























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