A car was shot at during a shooting that shook the westbound lanes of I-94 close to Moross in Detroit on Friday night. The Detroit Police Department used their ShotSpotter equipment to detect gunshot sounds, and CBS News Detroit reports that the Michigan State Police were notified of the event.
When troopers arrived on the scene, they found a car on Moross Road with two people inside, both amazingly unharmed by the car’s multiple bullet holes. There was no sign of the attackers, who were thought to have fired from a different moving car on the road. According to FOX 2 Detroit, the freeway was temporarily stopped for the investigation and to gather evidence, including multiple shot shells discovered scattered across the freeway.
Authorities are actively looking for any information that could help identify and apprehend the suspects involved in this violent confrontation, which has sparked a vigorous investigation. The search for clues is still ongoing, and the motivation behind the shooting is still unknown. “Troopers are working to gather more information on the suspects involved and what occurred before the shooting,” First Lieutenant Mike Shaw said in a statement that was obtained by the agency.
By providing anonymity via Crime Stoppers, Michigan State Police are encouraging witnesses or anybody with relevant information to come forward. To assist in the ongoing investigation, people can call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-Speak-Up or the Michigan State Police directly at 855-MICH-TIP.
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