West Bloomfield man arrested, accused of shooting into neighbor’s home

A West Bloomfield man is in custody after allegedly taking pictures right into a neighbor’s residence, in line with police. Nobody was injured, in line with Scott Mong, deputy chief of the West Bloomfield Police Division.

Police had been known as at 9:30 a.m. Monday to the 7400 block of Coach Lane by the suspect’s spouse, who instructed the operator that her husband was having a psychological breakdown, was sporting a ballistic vest and had fired a gun at a neighbor’s home, Mong mentioned.

Police responding to the scene discovered a person in his entrance yard who they mentioned was appearing erratically with a firearm. Police used a Taser to subdue him, Mong mentioned. Mong mentioned officers had been in a position to recuperate the firearm with out additional incident.

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Witnesses instructed police that the person walked throughout the road to a neighbor’s residence, broke a window and started taking pictures on the occupied residence. Nobody was hit by the gunfire or in any other case injured, Mong mentioned.

The suspect, who was not named by police, was taken to the West Bloomfield Police Station the place he was situated on Monday afternoon.

Police are asking anybody who witnessed this incident or has any associated info to name the Detective Bureau at (248) 975-8934.

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