A potential mass shooting at CrossPointe Community Church in Wayne was thwarted Sunday through what security team member Jay Trombley describes as a combination of divine intervention, tactical response and remarkable timing.

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A pastor says God had a hand in preventing a mass shooting at his suburban Detroit church where more than 100 people had gathered to worship.

Police have identified the suspected shooter killed after opening fire at a church on Sunday.

The Wayne police chief said the actions of church employees “prevented dozens of people from being murdered” when a man armed with a long gun and a hand gun arrived at a church.

A Michigan police chief says church staff fatally shot a man armed with a handgun and a long gun, averting a potential mass shooting at a church west of Detroit.

WAYNE, Mich. – The Wayne Police Department’s newest team member has four legs, but he isn’t a K-9 officer. The department recently got Zeke, a therapy dog. He received 24 weeks of obedience training to be qualified for the role. Therapy dogs must also undergo obedience testing, veterinarian certification and observation from trained testers in various settings, the department said. Zeke lives with Chief Ryan Strong, who paid for training, supplies, veterinarian visits and membership to the Alliance of Therapy Dogs.