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In a tragic incident unfolding in Trenton, a 37-year-old man was shot by police early Wednesday morning, with authorities confirming the suspect’s death. The event took place at approximately 3 a.m. on November 26, at the location of 3374 Van Horn, prompting a thorough investigation.
The Trenton Police Department engaged the Michigan State Police to conduct the investigation, given that the shooting involved one of their officers. This procedural step aims to ensure transparency and accountability in the review of the circumstances surrounding the shooting.
Trenton Police Chief Mike Hawkins shared details during a press briefing, stating that the police had been alerted to a suspect linked to a previous shooting incident in Inkster. Upon their arrival at the Van Horn address, officers located the suspect’s vehicle and approached with a sense of urgency.
According to preliminary reports, the situation escalated quickly, resulting in an officer-involved shooting. The specifics regarding what led to the use of force by the police remain under investigation. As of now, no officers have been reported injured during this incident.
As the community processes this troubling event, calls for increased dialogue about police practices and community safety are anticipated. The Michigan State Police urged anyone with additional information to contact them as they delve deeper into the investigation.
This shooting marks another critical moment in the ongoing discussions surrounding policing and community relations in Wayne County.
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