BULLETS

As students, teachers, faculty, and staff try to escape bombardment at Oxford High School, Local business owner and fellow parent of a student at the educational institute, John Parraghi put on his cape and swooped in for the save.

JACKSON, MI -- Bullets struck a vehicle and a nearby building during a shooting at a Jackson liquor store Thursday, police said. At about 6:55 p.m. on Sept. 9, officers were dispatched to the Royal Liquor store, 318 W. Prospect St. for a report of shots fired, according to the Jackson Police Department. The Escape fled north on First Street, with the Malibu driving away south on the same road, Hitt said. The liquor store building was struck by gunfire, Hitt said. More from the Jackson Citizen Patriot:911 call details scene of triple homicide, city wants investors for historic building: Jackson headlines Sept. 4-9Outdoor commencement ceremony set for Jackson College gradsCharges filed against suspect in Jackson nightclub shooting

In Michigan, concealed and open carry firearms are allowed in the Capitol, but signs have been banned since 2012 after right-to-work protesters came to the Capitol. The Michigan State Capitol Commission, which is responsible for overseeing the Capitol and ultimately for making a decision on the future of firearms, has pushed back on accepting the responsibility and its leadership maintains its role should be limited. Sen. Dayna Polehanki (D-Livonia) has released the following statement in advance of the Michigan Capitol Commission’s scheduled meeting Monday afternoon to discuss implementing a ban on the open carry of firearms in the Capitol Building:”Let me make this clear: The Capitol Commission’s proposal to ban open carry from the people’s building does not ban bullets. Polehanki posted this viral tweet from inside the Michigan Capitol building in April:Directly above me, men with rifles yelling at us. Without a significant change in policy, lives will continue to be put at risk by domestic terrorists carrying weapons.”Read more: Should guns be allowed in Michigan Capitol building?

A Michigan State Police car was involved in a crash on I-696 in Southfield. (WDIV)Michigan State Police said an investigation into a vehicle found with bullet holes on Interstate 696 has been turned over to Warren police. State police said the Warren Police Department contacted the agency, revealing the vehicle was involved in an incident in the city. State police said when the trooper checked the vehicle, he observed several bullet holes in the car. “A check of local hospitals and police departments did not reveal a victim or incident,” MSP officials said.

SUMMIT TWP., MI – Bullets hit a building at Foxfire Apartments early Thursday morning. Jackson County Sheriff’s Office responded to shots fired at 3 a.m., Nov. 5, to the complex, 435 Peppertree Circle, Capt. No one was injured, but a building was hit and shell casings were found, he said. There are no suspects at this time and detectives are investigating. Read more from MLive:‘I’m humbled by the support,’ newly elected Jackson County sheriff says‘You’re a damn cheater,’ judge says while sentencing woman for embezzling from Jackson business‘It feels wonderful,’ says new Jackson County district court judgeState house incumbents keep seats in Jackson-area contestsFormer Blackman Township official wins District 9 County Commissioner race