In the middle of the argument, a woman in yellow is seen exiting a car, getting a gun from the trunk and giving it to Williams.

DETROIT – Police are is seeking the public’s assistance in locating and identifying two men wanted in connection to an armed robbery that occurred on the Detroit’s west side. According to authorities, the two men entered a Cricket Wireless Store in the 7600 block of Vernor Highway at about 6:20 p.m. Saturday. Police said they ordered an employee to go into the back of the store an open the safe. Anyone who recognizes the men or has any information is urged to contact the Detroit Police Department at 313-596-5440 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-Speak-Up. More: Metro Detroit crime news

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Warren father of 6 loses part of leg in hit-and-run, police seek driverPublished: July 19, 2020, 11:17 pmCameras at a Green Light gas station were rolling when a driver hit a father of six and kept going -- and he thinks it was intentional.

DETROIT Cameras at a Green Light gas station were rolling when a driver hit a father of six and kept going -- and he thinks it was intentional. Nate Sasser believes he was struck on purpose as he was driving his motorcycle on Detroits east side. He said he made eye contact with the driver as that man was making a left turn. I remember touching myself and thinking Im OK. Im alive,' and attempting to get up, Sasser said. He hit the gas and left me.The father of six said he misses the little things the most, things like jumping out of bed in the morning.

The idea behind Project Green Light is to use cameras linked to police to keep the community safe. 2 was to end Project Green Light. Now there are Project Green Light cameras all over the city. Beydoun said hes seen an increase in business because of Project Green Light. It will be up to them if Project Green Light continues or is shut down, Beydoun said.