Detroit police: Suspect in double shooting on city’s west side turns himself in 1 person was killed, another hospitalized
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DETROIT – Police said a man wanted in connection to a double shooting that left one person dead in Detroit turned himself in on Monday.
According to the Detroit Police Department , the suspect was taken into custody without incident.
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The shooting happened at about 7:25 p.m. on Friday, May 14, in the 18700 block of Shaftsbury Avenue , according to police. Two men were sitting inside of a 2007 Nissan when the suspect walked up and fired several rounds into their vehicle.
One victim was pronounced dead at the scene and another was transported to a hospital and listed in temporary serious condition.
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