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A man is in serious condition after he was hit by an Inkster police car on Sunday.

INSKTER, MI -- A 17-year-old and a 15-year-old boy were killed Friday night in a house fire that happened at a home on Florence Street near Inkster Road and Michigan Avenue. According to Fox 2 Detroit, the fire reportedly started around 11 p.m. Friday and the boys were the only people in the home at the time. When firefighters arrived at the house, the fire had already smothered itself out as it appeared to have been burning for a some time. Firefighters discovered the body of the 15-year-old first and then found the body of the 17-year-old as they searched the home. An investigation is ongoing into how the fire started, but authorities say it appears to have been an accident.

Federal agents raided the home of an Oakland County art gallery owner Friday on Colony Hill Drive near 14 Mile and Inkster roads in Franklin.

A motorcyclist was pronounced dead on the scene Saturday night after being involved in a crash on I-696 near Inkster Road.

OAKLAND COUNTY, MI – A motorcycle rider was killed in a crash Saturday night. The rider was driving at an excessive rate of speed around 10 p.m., July 9, on eastbound I-696 near Inkster Road in Farmington Hills, Michigan State Police said. The rider lost control and was ejected, landing in the ditch, police said. The freeway was closed as police investigated the crash. More from MLive:Cove cleanup: Kalamazoo River park transformed by PCB dredgingMore than 32k acres of Keweenaw Peninsula forest priced at $43M up for preservationFord SUV recall expanded, owners of these vehicles should park them outside

Michigan State Police tweeted on Saturday that troopers pulled over a car with open alcohol, suspected crack cocaine and a possible sex trafficking victim.

An 18-year-old motorcyclist was killed Monday in a crash with an SUV on Eureka Road in Taylor, police said.

A boil water notice issued for some Inkster residents last month has been lifted.

A home in Inkster was destroyed Tuesday in what appears to be an explosion.

The city of Inkster’s water supply system was observed to be experiencing a drop in pressure in the area south of Michigan Avenue and west of Inkster Road.

An Inkster man was shot and killed overnight, just hours after police went to the same house to investigate because his girlfriend had been shot, officials said.

A man accused of fatally shooting his sister’s 28-year-old boyfriend in Taylor has been released on recognizance, police said.

Police are investigating a fatal shooting inside a Taylor apartment complex that happened early Wednesday morning.

A stretch of I-96 on Detroit’s west side was closed for a few hours Sunday due to an investigation into a shooting.

INKSTER, Mich. – A dangerous chain of events played out Sunday across several cities in Wayne County. Officers from several police departments, including Michigan State Police, are involved in the investigation. The Dodge escaped westbound on Michigan Avenue, where they were pursued by Wayne police officers. Police said Wayne officers were shot at during the pursuit, which was taken over by Michigan State Police once the suspects reached I-94. Police are looking for suspected gunmen who reportedly tried to run Inkster police officers over before a pursuit across Wayne County on Dec. 27, 2020.

SOUTHFIELD, Mich. – No one was injured during a Thursday morning apartment fire in Southfield. Southfield Fire Department chief Johnny Menifee said the building was undergoing renovations and there was a previous fire in the same unit. The fire happened at the Carnegie Park Apartment complex, located near the intersection of 11 Mile and Inkster roads. Multiple fire departments helped battle the three-alarm fire. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

DEARBORN HEIGHTS, Mich. – At least two people were shot in Inkster early Wednesday morning in a neighborhood near Henry Ruff and Michigan Avenue. The incident later led to a deadly crash on Ford Road near Inkster Road in Dearborn Heights. The crash occurred when people were being rushed to the hospital. The condition of the Eddie, as well as the other men who were shot, is unknown at time. Police said a vehicle transferring two of the victims to a hospital was then involved in a crash on Ford Road near Inkster Road in Dearborn Heights.

DEARBORN HEIGHTS, Mich. – At least two people were shot in Inkster early Wednesday morning in a neighborhood near Henry Ruff and Michigan Avenue. The later led to a deadly crash on Ford Road near Inkster Road in Dearborn Heights. Shooting scene in InksterPolice said a vehicle transferring two of the victims to a hospital was then involved in a crash on Ford Road near Inkster Road in Dearborn Heights. We’re told she was not one of the shooting victims. The conditions of the shooting victims is unknown at this time.

DEARBORN HEIGHTS, Mich. – The family of the gunman in a Dearborn Heights fatal shooting said the victims were related to him. Family members said the suspect killed his mother and sister before dying in a police standoff. Hours later, Rose Deering is still trying to process the untimely death of her sister, Hazel Walker, her niece Dani Walker and her nephew Donny Walker. Hazel was such a good mother,” Deering said. READ: ‘Thank God he didn’t kill me’ -- Dearborn Heights man tries to convince gunman to disarm after deadly shootingIt’s a triple-tragedy loved ones are going to have a hard time digesting over time.

DEARBORN HEIGHTS, Mich. – Police are investigating a multiple-homicide at an apartment complex in Dearborn Heights that ended in a police shooting on Saturday. “Thank God he didn’t kill me,” McCullough said of the gunman. “The police came, but he started shooting at them.”McCullough said there was about a five minute standoff before the gunman was killed by police officers. He also said that police gave the gunman every opportunity to put down his weapon, but he would not comply. Police confirmed Saturday night that it started as a domestic incident and the gunman was related to one of the victims.

DEARBORN HEIGHTS, Mich. – Residents are urged to avoid the area of Cherry Hill and Inkster roads in Dearborn Heights Saturday due to a shooting investigation. Officers with the Dearborn Heights Police Department and Michigan State Police are reportedly investigating a multiple-victim shooting on in the are. The Dearborn Heights Police Department is investigating a multiple victim shooting.. there is no threat at this time and the scene is active. Police are investigating a shooting in Dearborn Heights on Aug. 29, 2020. (WDIV)Police are investigating a shooting in Dearborn Heights on Aug. 29, 2020.

INKSTER, Mich. Michigan State Police are investigating a shooting that happened during an attempted robbery Saturday night. According to authorities, it happened just before 11 p.m. in the 28000 block of Glennwood Street in Inkster, near Inkster Road and Avondale Street. Police said someone pulled a gun on a driver in an attempt to rob people in a truck. Police said the suspect fired at least two shots at the vehicle, hitting only the driver. State troopers are still looking for the culprit.

WESTLAND, Mich. – Two people are in custody after a man was found fatally shot outside a Westland home on Monday night. Police said shots were fired at a home on Van Born Road, a few blocks west of Inkster Road. Westland police and Michigan State Police are on scene. Police said a father, his daughter and his daughter’s boyfriend live in the home. The boyfriend was outside of the home and that’s when police said he kicked in the door to get inside the house and was shot at and killed.

2 in custody after man fatally shot outside Westland homePublished: June 22, 2020, 11:08 pmTwo people are in custody after a man was found fatally shot outside a Westland home on Monday night.

Heres whats coming up on Local 4 News at 11:2 in custody after man fatally shot outside Westland homeTwo people are in custody after a man was found fatally shot outside a Westland home on Monday night. Police said shots were fired at a home on Van Born, a few blocks west of Inkster Road.

ROMULUS, Mich. Two people have been charged in connection with the fatal shooting of Brian Eugene Davis, 40, of Romulus. Davis was shot and killed on May 19 at 8:35 p.m. in Romulus. Police officers were called to a gas station in the 27400 block of Eureka Road near Inkster Road. When officers arrived they saw the Romulus Fire Department rescue and Taylor rescue teams on scene. Officials said Davis approached the defendants vehicle and McMillon, who was a passenger, pulled out a weapon and shot Davis.

INKSTER, Mich. – An argument led to a man getting shot outside an Inkster liquor store Wednesday, police said. Police said the 33-year-old victim was walking into Leon’s Party Store on Inkster Road, just south of Avondale Street, before noon when a man walked up and started arguing with him. Related News: 3-year-old found stabbed to death inside Inkster homeThe man and victim tussled, police said, before the victim was shot. An innocent bystander with a concealed pistol license then walked up and the shooter ran away. Police said several people were detained in a different area of the city, and a weapon was retrieved.

LIVONIA, Mich. – Robbers used a shotgun to beat a 7-Eleven clerk during a robbery early Wednesday in Livonia. The clerk was working at the store at 7 Mile and Inkster roads just after 1 a.m. when two men wearing masked rushed him. The clerk said the men asked him if he wanted to die and told him to open the store’s safe. The clerk does not have access to the safe, so the men continued to beat him. “I got busted on the side of the head," the clerk told the 911 dispatcher.

Robbers used a shotgun to beat a 7-Eleven clerk during a robbery early Wednesday in Livonia. If you need help with the Public File, call (313) 222-0566.

INKSTER, Mich. – A Ring camera caught people checking for unlocked cars in Inkster early Tuesday. The people walked down a block in the area of west Inkster Road and Avondale Street at about 1 a.m., checking car doors to see if they were locked. Police reminded residents to lock their vehicles and make a report if someone has broken into their car. If you have information about the people checking cars Tuesday, you are asked to contact police at 313-400-5387.

TAYLOR, Mich. - Eureka Road between Beech Daly Road and Inkster Road is closed due to a downed power line and standing water, according to Taylor police. Police said there is several feet of water. Drivers should avoid the area. Tweets by MDOT_MetroDetCopyright 2019 by WDIV ClickOnDetroit - All rights reserved.