After Michigan State Police were unable to find a man who reported being shot at on I-696 in Hazel Park, police found that the man had stopped waiting for them and returned to his house in Dearborn, where he again reported the shooting.
“Initially, the caller advised he was waiting for police on the shoulder. Troopers continued to look for the caller and couldn’t find him. The caller also would not answer his phone,” MSP said on Twitter.
The man told police that he was followed for several miles by a white Ford Focus.
After several miles, he saw a muzzle flash and counted 10 gunshots. Once he pulled over and looked at his car, there were multiple bullet holes in the car.
The Focus got off the highway at 9 mile.
No one was injured in the incident.
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