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The one, who police identified as William Wilson from Texas, whipped out his phone and hurled slurs towards the couples. Then he allegedly hurled punches at Chelsi?s wife, Celia Howter.

Around 11 p.m., the victim allowed the suspect into her residence and, while inside, the man allegedly lured the victim into the bathroom and tried to close the door. Police said he implied he had a knife and threatened to sexually assault her. A struggle ensued between the two, and at one point the suspect physically assaulted the victim.

Officials told FOX 2 that they responded to the area of Bramell and Puritan at 2 a.m. on Sunday where they say someone unloaded a gun into a home, hitting an 11-year-old boy several times inside.

Two Detroit Fire Department EMTs, Bacarri Stanley and Michael Bache, are returning to the home where they responded to a 911 call about a woman in labor. At first, the two EMTs believed Jessica Johnson?s delivery was over, so they rushed to assist the baby. But then, out of nowhere, the mom yelled again.

Ragina Kakos lives in the area, which is why she and so many others are alarmed that the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy raised the gates Monday morning.

The suspect was wanted after the woman reported the attempted sexual assault Saturday night at her apartment at Anthony Wayne Drive Apartments.

The Macomb County Sheriff?s Office responded and continues to investigate. Family and friends say Keegan was walking eastbound on 26 Mile when the crash happened, leaving him with serious injuries.

McKenzie Cain says she bought a white Monster from a bagel shop in Grand Rapids and drank it all in her car. In a weird twist, it still felt heavy, and she smelled an off odor. When she peered in the can, her attorney, Zach Runyan says a mouse in her Monster.

In Ann Arbor, an art fair that features thousands of artists and live music is taking place. FOX 2 goes live in the middle of all the creativity and interviews one of the artists.

That promise came from Prop N, overwhelmingly approved by voters, with the help of a $250 million grant. Now an abandoned home on Lauder Street on the city?s west side has been marked as the 8,000th blighted home removed since the vote went through.