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Suspect wanted after non-fatal shooting at business in Southfield
Posted Feb 07 2019 09:30AM EST
Updated Feb 07 2019 09:31AM EST
SOUTHFIELD, Mich. (FOX 2) - Police are looking for a suspect after a shooting at a business in Southfield.
The shooting happened Feb. 4 around 1:45 p.m. at the Advanced Building on Greenfield and 9 Mile roads. The victim was shot once after some sort of altercation, police said.
Police said no employees were hurt and that the suspect and the victim know each other, and that the victim is not cooperating with police.
Police are looking for help identifying the suspect.
They say he's around 19-25 years old, approximately 5 feet 11 inches tall - 6 feet tall. He was wearing black Jordan shoes and black Adidas pants with a white stripe on the side of both legs, and a jacket that has a camoflague-type design.
Anyone with information regarding the subjects involved in this robbery are asked to contact the Southfield Police Department at 248-796-5373.
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