Neighbor records video of man firing shots into Detroit home after domestic dispute
DETROIT – Larry Turner recorded video of someone shooting into a Detroit home on a Sunday morning.
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“I wasn’t prepared for what I saw,” Turner said.
The video shows a young man unloading a handgun into a home on Margareta Street. At least 16 shots were fired.
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