OAK PARK, Mich. – Dashcam footage shows the moments leading up to the arrest of serial murder suspect Kenyel Brown last week in Oak Park. A massive search for Kenyel Brown ended with him shooting himself in the head, according to police. (WDIV)Detroit police alerted Oak Park police that Brown may be in the city, and the hunt began. Brown shot himself in the head in the backyard of a home in Oak Park. Learn more about Kenyel Brown here.

Detroit police pull out of task force with DEA over Kenyel Brown serial killer casePublished: March 3, 2020, 6:49 amDetroit police Chief James Craig said there is a breach of trust between his department and the federal agency. He said the DEA is refusing to admit they used Kenyel Brown as a an informant.

Serial murder suspect Kenyel Brown has been declared brain dead. If you need help with the Public File, call (313) 222-0566.

OAK PARK, Mich. – A phone call Monday led police to a man they say is connected to at least six homicides in Metro Detroit. Kenyel William Brown (WDIV)MORE: Search for Metro Detroit serial murder suspect comes to violent endPolice had been looking for Brown after they believed he committed multiple murders, one nonfatal shooting and two carjackings in Metro Detroit. Three of the shootings were in River Rouge, two were in Detroit and one was in Highland Park. Officials said someone working at an adult bookstore on 8 Mile Road near the Detroit and Oak Park border spotted Brown on Monday. Officers were able to locate Brown, but he tried fleeing through yards in Oak Park.

Tip from worker at bookstore leads to capture of suspected Metro Detroit serial killerPublished: February 25, 2020, 11:12 pmIt was a phone call from a nearby adult bookstore that led police right to serial killer suspect Kenyel Brown, 40, on Monday afternoon.

Serial murder suspect shoots himself in confrontation with policePublished: February 24, 2020, 5:08 pmMetro Detroit serial murder suspect Kenyel Brown shot himself in the head during a confrontation, according to police.

OAK PARK, Mich. – Editor’s note: Sources previously told Local 4 that Brown was fatally shot. Metro Detroit serial murder suspect Kenyel Brown shot himself in the head during a confrontation, according to police. Detroit Police Chief James Craig said it was a “single gunshot wound that he inflicted.”Craig said he is in critical condition. UPDATE: Search for Metro Detroit serial murder suspect comes to violent end: What we knowThe manhunt came to an end in Oak Park. RELATED: Metro Detroit family wants answers after father of 3 killed by criminal on the run, police sayKenyel William Brown (WDIV)

DETROIT – Federal and local law enforcement agencies are involved in a manhunt for Kenyel Brown. Brown is wanted in connection with at least six deaths in Metro Detroit. Marshals, officers from the Detroit Police Department, Michigan State Police, the FBI, and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives zeroed in on a home Sunday in Highland Park. RELATED: Metro Detroit family wants answers after father of 3 killed by criminal on the run, police say“Our investigation led us to this address on Stevens Street in Highland Park,” Szilagy said. Marshals said Brown is known to wear the camouflage jacket seen in the photo below.

Hunt continues for murder suspect Kenyel BrownPublished: February 23, 2020, 7:22 pmKenyel Brown is wanted in connection with at least six deaths in Metro Detroit.

Marshals, along with multiple local law agencies, are working to try to get Kenyel Brown off the streets. READ: Manhunt underway for suspected shooter in River Rouge, Detroit murdersAuthorities said Brown is connected to three homicides in River Rouge, two in Detroit and one in Highland Park. A man was found shot to death in a vacant home on Minnesota Street, near John R. Street. READ: Quadruple murder suspect Kenyel Brown connected to new Detroit homicide“This is a situation where everyday he’s out there, somebody is at risk,” said Aaron Garcia. Brown has ties to River Route and Ecorse and has been seen in Detroit and Highland Park.

DETROIT – Sources tell Local 4 Kenyel Brown, the man wanted for three homicides out of River Rouge and a deadly shooting in Detroit Thursday night is also suspected of being connected to a fifth fatal shooting that happened Saturday morning in Detroit. UPDATE: Murder suspect Kenyel Brown connected to 6th Metro Detroit homicideSaturday morning’s shooting happened in the 20 block of Minnesota Street in Detroit at 1:45 a.m., according to police. The body of a 36-year-old man was found in the back room of a vacant building in the area. Police have murder warrants for Brown in connection to the killing of two people in River Rouge as well as an earlier homicide in the city. READ MORE: Manhunt underway for suspected shooter in River Rouge, Detroit murdersBrown was last seen driving a black Dodge Caravan with the Texas license plate NXL 7787.

DETROIT – Police believe the man responsible for two people killed in River Rouge could be responsible for another fatal shooting on Detroit’s east side. A 41-year-old man was found dead Thursday night at about 11 p.m. inside a building near the intersection of Eight Mile Road and Redmond Street. Police believe Kenyel Brown, a man suspected of killing two people in River Rouge, could be responsible. Brown was last seen driving a black Dodge Caravan with the Texas license plate NXL 7787. Brown was last seen driving a black Dodge Caravan with the Texas license plate NXL 7787.

Man wanted in River Rouge double-homicide also suspect in fatal Detroit shootingPublished: February 21, 2020, 12:12 pmPolice believe the man responsible for two people killed in River Rouge is responsible for another fatal shooting on Detroit’s east side. A 41-year-old man was found dead Friday morning inside a building near the intersection of Eight Mile Road and Redmond Street. Police believe Kenyel Brown, a man suspected of killing two men in River Rouge, could be responsible. The investigation is ongoing.

RIVER ROUGE, Mich. – The family members of two people killed in River Rouge last week continue to grieve while police search for the shooter. Dorian Patterson, 48, and Kimberly Green, 52, were shot to death Friday at a home on Beechwood Street. Authorities are searching for Kenyel William Brown, 40, in connection with the shooting. Anyone with information on Brown’s whereabouts is asked to call the U.S. Marshals Service at 313-243-5656 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-SPEAK-UP to remain anonymous.