Indianapolis man charged in Detroit murder allegedly used dating app to target LTGBQ community
DETROIT – An Indianapolis man has been charged in a Detroit murder in which the victim allegedly was targeted as a member of the LGBTQ community through an online dating app. It is alleged that Johnson murdered a 39-year-old Detroit man during an armed robbery at a location in the 16800 block of Woodbine Street in Detroit on Sept. 5, 2020. It is alleged that the victims in both cases were targeted on online dating apps because they were members of the LTGBQ community. “I’m proud to stand with Prosecutor Worthy and the Fair Michigan Justice Project to announce these charges today. Police officers from Dearborn, Detroit, and Indianapolis investigated which led to Johnson’s arrest in Indianapolis.
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