Community joins search for suspect in fatal shooting of homeless man on Detroit’s west side Community members stapling posters, going door-to-door
DETROIT – A Detroit community is coming together to try and find a suspect wanted in connection with the shooting death of a homeless pandhandler at a gas station on the city’s west side.
The incident happened Sunday, Oct. 3, on Dexter Avenue and Collingwood Street . Last week, police released surveillance video of the suspect .
Related: Detroit police seek suspected gunman in fatal shooting on city’s west side
On Monday, Oct. 11, community members were stapling posters, going door-to-door and urging neighbors to take a look.
“Shot at point blank range at 7:30 in the morning. All I can say is Jesus Christ,” said community activist Malik Shabazz.
“It’s just getting to be a shame that people got so much hatred in their heart. It’s just senseless killing, it needs to stop,” said Capri Williamson.
Watch the full report in the video above. More: Detroit crime news
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