Warren gas station shootout suspects get new higher bonds after judge sets low amount
Two men who police say are suspects in a shootout at a Warren gas station had their bonds increased after a visiting judge gave them low bonds.
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Two men who police say are suspects in a shootout at a Warren gas station had their bonds increased after a visiting judge gave them low bonds.
Two men who detectives say fired off between 20 and 30 rounds in a public space were released from the Macomb County Jail the next day. One paid $100 and the other paid $200 to bond out.
Two men are at the center of a low bond controversy in Macomb County, accused of firing off at least three dozen rounds at each other at a gas station in Warren.
Macomb County Prosecutor Pete Lucido slammed a judge's decision to give two suspects low bonds after a shootout at a Warren gas station last week.
A Detroit man and a Taylor man are facing charges after police say they were involved in a shooting at a Warren gas station.