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Last Wednesday, a group visiting an arcade on Grand River shot up the front door after an altercation with another party. Police are still searching for the suspects.
Front doors of Zap Zone 'showered with gunshots' in Farmington By FOX 2 Staff FARMINGTON, Mich. (FOX 2) - Police are at the scene of a reported shooting at Zap Zone, a laser tag and arcade in Farmington Wednesday night where a suspect opened fire outside the business leaving a trail of broken windows. No victims have come forward or been found yet, police said. Shots fired outside Zap Zone in Farmington but police unclear if anyone was hit Farmington police say the front of the business was showered with gunfire, but reports of as many as three victims has not been confirmed and there has bee...
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Police are investigating a shooting Wednesday at a Zap Zone in Farmington.
Detroit firefighter crashed rig while drunk, police shoot one in Garden City barricade, AG to charge gym owner Published While driving one of the department's rigs, one firefighter struck the parked car of the woman in need of medical attention. When police responded to the incident, they checked the firefighter's blood alcohol level, which came back as a .108, well above the legal limit. The drunken night began as a dinner celebrating promotions within the department. At Engine 50 Ladder 23 on Houston Whittier on Detroit's east side, sources said multiple fire companies had attended the ...
Farmington Public Safety director retires after 25 years Frank Demers Advertisement FARMINGTON — As the year 2020 came to a close, so did a chapter of Farmington Public Safety Director Frank Demers’ career with the force. Demers announced his retirement from his role as director at the Dec. 21 City Council meeting, where he spoke emotionally of a laundry list of family, friends and colleagues who have supported him through his previous 25 years with the department. His last day was Dec. 30. “I have so many people to thank and so much to be grateful for that I can’t possibly mention ev...