MOUNT CLEMENS, Mich. – A 21-year-old from Detroit is facing charges after reportedly shooting at a Warren home twice.
The shootings happened at the home of a Highland Park police officer on Sunday, Jan. 5, and Monday, Jan. 6.
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According to authorities. Dashawun Lewis visited the house late Sunday and shot at the house five times, damaging the home and a vehicle. He then came back hours later and shot at the home again and two people outside. A third person was inside the home at the time.
Warren police officers were able to find Lewis a few blocks away using a drone.
For the Sunday shooting, Lewis was charged with discharge of a firearm at a building, receiving and concealing a firearm, malicious destruction of personal property and felony firearm. His bond was set at $300,000.
For the early Monday shooting, Lewis was charged with three counts of assault with intent to murder, discharge of a firearm at a building, receiving and concealing a firearm, malicious destruction of personal property and felony firearm. For these charges, his bond was set at $600,000.
