Troy Corewell employee to be sentenced after shooting in hospital parking garage
TROY, Mich. (FOX 2) - A man who authorities say shot a co-worker in the parking garage of Corewell Hospital in Troy last year is set to learn his sentence Tuesday.
Robert Paljusevic, 22, pleaded no contest to assault with intent to murder and weapons charges stemming from the March 2025 shooting that prompted an active shooter alert and led to a hospital lockdown.
Watch Paljusevic's sentencing live above. Court is scheduled for 8:30 a.m.
The backstory:
On the morning of March 20, 2025, police were called to the hospital on reports of an active shooter. When officers arrived, they learned a man later identified as Paljusevic had fired multiple shots in the parking garage and then fled.
A manhunt ensued as police searched for Paljusevic, who was later found and arrested at his home.
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Paljusevic and the victim had met at work and became friends. However, authorities said the victim's father had recently died, and Paljusevic was not invited to a private service, a fact that upset Paljusevic.
He allegedly told the victim to not be surprised if he saw him in public and something happened.
Paljusevic was described by the 25-year-old victim as "Jekyll and Hyde," who could be easy-going and then overreact. The victim's mother also described the suspect as possessive of the victim.
Man to be sentenced for Troy Corewell shooting
A man who pleaded no contest to several charges, including assault with intent to murder, stemming from a shooting that wounded his co-worker in the parking garage of Troy Corewell Hospital is set to be sentenced.
The Source: Previous reporting and court records were used.