Dearborn, MI – A Dearborn resident was released from police custody on Monday after the Wayne County Prosecutor’s Office declined to issue charges in a fatal shooting that occurred late Friday, following a domestic disturbance on Walnut Street.
According to a statement from the Dearborn Police Department, the Wayne County Prosecutor’s Office announced on Monday, July 14, that there was insufficient evidence to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the individual involved in the shooting was not acting in defense of another person. The incident, which happened around 11 p.m. Friday, July 11, prompted a swift response from both Dearborn Police and the Dearborn Fire Department.
Authorities said officers were called to the 1700 block of Walnut Street for reports of a domestic disturbance inside a home. During the incident, one subject was allegedly shot by a family member. Police took the individual into custody at the scene. After reviewing the preliminary investigation, prosecutors determined that charges would not be filed, resulting in the individual’s release on Monday.
The identity of those involved has not been disclosed. Police have emphasized that the investigation is ongoing, but at this time no charges are expected unless new evidence emerges.
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