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Shots fired at Guardian Building in Detroit
Police confirmed that two individuals were arrested Saturday at around 5 a.m. after shots were fired at the window of the Guardian Building on 500 Griswold Street. The two people were in a car that matched the description of a car that shots were fired from on Friday at the Coleman A Young Building as well. Police haven't confirmed that the two shootings are connected though.
DETROIT (FOX 2) - Detroit Police confirmed that two individuals were arrested on Saturday at around 5 a.m. after shots were fired at the window of the Guardian Building at 500 Griswold Street.
The two people were in a car that matched the description of a car that shots were fired from on Friday at the Coleman A Young Building as well. Police haven't confirmed that the two shootings are connected though.
Police said the two adults were seen in a vehicle outside the Guardian Building that matched the description of the vehicle in the shooting at the Coleman A Municipal Center on Friday.
Additional details were not released.
The backstory:
Detroit police say shots were fired outside at the Coleman A. Young Municipal Building off Jefferson downtown just before 5 a.m. Friday morning. That timing matches up with the Saturday shooting at the Guardian Building.
DPD said the suspects who fired at six windows on the building's south side in a drive-by from a gray sedan, circled back and fired an additional shot, hitting a window on the north side.
A pellet gun is believed to have been used in Friday's shooting. Police didn't say what type of gun they thought was used in the Saturday shooting.
The Source: Information for this report came from the Detroit Police Department on Saturday, with background information coming from a DPD press conference held Friday.