A double shooting in a Detroit neighborhood near Outer Drive and Anglin left one person dead Tuesday evening, according to police sources. A second victim was also struck, but no suspect information had surfaced as investigators continued working the case.
Police sources told FOX 2 Detroit that two people were shot in the neighborhood on the city's east side, and one of them died at the scene. The outlet reported that it remains unknown what led to the shooting, and whether anyone has been arrested in connection with it is also unclear.
No Suspect Details Released More Than a Day Later
As of 6:45 p.m. Wednesday, suspect information had still not been released, per the same report. The station said it would update its story as more details become available, leaving the circumstances of the shooting and the condition of the surviving victim unresolved for now.
The case adds to a string of violent incidents reported across Detroit this week. In a separate shooting described by CBS Detroit, police said a man and a woman were killed in what appeared to be a targeted double shooting on a Wednesday afternoon. That incident has not been established as connected to the Outer Drive shooting.
Investigation Remains Active
With no cause identified and no arrests confirmed, the Outer Drive shooting remains an open investigation. Anyone following the case will have to wait for police or the original report to provide further updates, as the available information stops at what was known Wednesday evening.
