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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.
“And another lady saw and pointed to me and said, ‘Oh my, call 911!’” Wayne Police Deputy Chief Finley Carter III said hours later that it was too early to know a motive.
“And another lady saw and pointed to me and said, ‘Oh my, call 911!’” Wayne Police Deputy Chief Finley Carter III said hours later that it was too early to know a motive.
“And another lady saw and pointed to me and said, ‘Oh my, call 911!’” Wayne Police Deputy Chief Finley Carter III said hours later that it was too early to know a motive.
“And another lady saw and pointed to me and said, ‘Oh my, call 911!’” Wayne Police Deputy Chief Finley Carter III said hours later that it was too early to know a motive.
“And another lady saw and pointed to me and said, ‘Oh my, call 911!’” Wayne Police Deputy Chief Finley Carter III said hours later that it was too early to know a motive.
"And another lady saw and pointed to me and said, 'Oh my, call 911!'" Wayne Police Deputy Chief Finley Carter III said hours later that it was too early to know a motive.
“And another lady saw and pointed to me and said, ‘Oh my, call 911!’” Wayne Police Deputy Chief Finley Carter III said hours later that it was too early to know a motive.