Van Buren Twp: Drug Deal Gone Wrong Results In Alleged Gun Fire

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VAN BUREN TWP: Drug deal gone wrong results in alleged gun fire

Published: Thursday, November 18, 2010


On Friday, officers from The Van Buren Township Police Department were dispatched the 8800 block of Parkwood Manor on reports of a shooting.


While en-route, police were advised that a Van BurenTownship Department of Public Works employee working in the area observed a green van fitting the description that had left the area and the township employee was following them toward I-94.


With this information, officers were able to intercept and stop the green van on I-94 which was occupied with six people who were taken into custody for questioning.


The suspects were all from Inkster and were cooperative with police in their investigation. The suspects told police that they met with the victim to purchase marijuana and during their meeting the victim allegedly, produced a handgun making threats. A fight ensued between the occupants and the victim at which time they heard a gunshot and then fled the scene.


Meanwhile, other reports by callers confirmed that a male who was assaulted had left the scene with a female in a red older vehicle. Officers canvassed the area looking for witnesses but did not find any evidence of shots being fired or a gun.It was later found that the victim’s girlfriend, who resides at Parkwood Manor, had taken the victim, who is a Detroit resident, to Detroit Receiving Hospital for treatment. It was confirmed by Detroit Receiving Hospital that the victim was treated and released around 11 p.m. for injuries sustained from being struck in the face during a fight.


After the investigation was completed, three of the six occupants from Inkster were held for outstanding warrants from other jurisdictions and did not want to pursue a complaint with police. The victim and girlfriend were uncooperative and not wanting to file assault charges against the others involved.


On Friday, officers from The Van Buren Township Police Department were dispatched the 8800 block of Parkwood Manor on reports of a shooting.


While en-route, police were advised that a Van BurenTownship Department of Public Works employee working in the area observed a green van fitting the description that had left the area and the township employee was following them toward I-94.


With this information, officers were able to intercept and stop the green van on I-94 which was occupied with six people who were taken into custody for questioning.



The suspects were all from Inkster and were cooperative with police in their investigation. The suspects told police that they met with the victim to purchase marijuana and during their meeting the victim allegedly, produced a handgun making threats. A fight ensued between the occupants and the victim at which time they heard a gunshot and then fled the scene.


Meanwhile, other reports by callers confirmed that a male who was assaulted had left the scene with a female in a red older vehicle. Officers canvassed the area looking for witnesses but did not find any evidence of shots being fired or a gun.It was later found that the victim’s girlfriend, who resides at Parkwood Manor, had taken the victim, who is a Detroit resident, to Detroit Receiving Hospital for treatment. It was confirmed by Detroit Receiving Hospital that the victim was treated and released around 11 p.m. for injuries sustained from being struck in the face during a fight.


After the investigation was completed, three of the six occupants from Inkster were held for outstanding warrants from other jurisdictions and did not want to pursue a complaint with police. The victim and girlfriend were uncooperative and not wanting to file assault charges against the others involved.

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