A suspect is no longer at large in Michigan after a series of shootings. The outcome was fatal for multiple individuals. Police in Michigan had been searching for a 39-year-old man.
His vehicle was found in a wooded area, but details of the discovery are not specified. Further information about the shootings and the search is available from Michigan State Police, who reported on the incident and its consequences.
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