No arrests made after teen found shot in head at Detroit playground over the weekend

Police are still working to find the person responsible after a 16-year-old boy was found suffering a gunshot wound to the head at a playground on Detroit's west side Saturday night.

That victim was taken to a hospital, where he later died.

The backstory:

Officers responded to Butzel playground in the area of Lyndon and Meyers around 8:15 p.m. Saturday for a teen boy who had been shot. 

As of Monday morning, no arrests have been made, and police have not released details about a person of interest or a potential motive.

The weekend shooting is just the latest in a string of violence involving young people in the city. 

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"It's sad to see that so many people are going outside their door and never returning," said Toson Knight, the executive director of Caught Up, a mentorship program for young men.

The latest deadly shooting prompted a gathering Sunday at the park in remembrance of the victim and other youth who have died as a result of violence this summer.

"This has been a brutal, brutal summer, and it's heartbreaking," Knight said. "The summertime should be a time that young people are having fun."

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