Police say 23-year-old man was shot, killed over Facebook post
Police are investigating a fatal shooting that happened Friday morning on Detroit's east side.
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According to police, a 23-year-old man was fatally shot Friday in the 18000 block of Lamont Street in Detroit. Police said the man was killed after two other men showed up at his home to confront him about a Facebook post.
Police: Men confront 23-year-old man at Detroit home, shoot and kill him over Facebook post
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