Crime & Justice
9-month-old killed after shots fired into Detroit home
Police say an infant was killed when shots were fired into a Detroit home on Monday.
Police say an infant was killed when shots were fired into a Detroit home on Monday.
9-month-old killed in Detroit
Detroit Police Sgt. Gary Diaz says the 9-month-old was pronounced dead at a hospital, not long after the 4:30 a.m. incident.
Authorities say shell casing were found outside the home, and the shots could have been fired from a moving car. A witness told investigators a car sped away after the shooting.
No arrests have been made. Police have not released any further details surrounding the shooting.
Source : Detroit News/WXYZ TV
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