Man in custody in fatal beating of Berkley man after car crash in Detroit
A 23-year-old man who is charged with open murder in connection with the fatal beating of Tyler Jordan Wingate, 24, has been taken into custody, the Detroit Police Department confirmed.
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Lawrence James Davis was arrested without incident at an apartment building near 8 Mile and Telegraph roads, police said. He was being taken to a detention center.
Man in custody in fatal beating of Berkley man after car crash in Detroit
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