Man drives to Detroit hospital after being shot on I-94, MSP investigating Location of shooting is currently unknown.
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DETROIT – Michigan State Police opened an investigation into a shooting on I-94 Christmas night.
According to authorities , a 47-year-old man drove himself to Ascension St. John Hospital on Moross Road , where he is being treated for a gunshot wound.
Police said the man told staff in the emergency department of the hospital that he had been shot while on the eastbound lanes of I-94 .
The exact location of the shooting is currently unknown.
The victim is expected to survive. His vehicle was towed to a Michigan State Police post for processing.
The investigation is ongoing. Anyone with information is asked to contact the Michigan State Police at 734-287-5000.
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