one shooting According to Lansing reports, michigan Friday, June 26th. Scanner report shows police We are responding to a shooting in the area of E Malcolm X Street.
Scanner audio indicated the shooting occurred on the third floor of a building in the area of East Malcolm X Street and King Avenue. Witnesses told police the suspect fled north from the scene of the shooting, according to scanner audio.
Police reportedly set up a cordon and had K-9 trackers on hand. According to reports, one person injured in the incident was taken to a nearby hospital. Scanner report. At this time, authorities have not issued a formal statement on the shooting.
The condition of the person who was shot is unclear, and no details about the suspect have been released.
Lansing shooting: Reaction overwhelming
Scanner reports are based on Shiawassee Law Dispatch Group calls and provide real-time public safety information based on U.S. Crime Radar. The shooting was also heard on the Scanner Radio app. Several people shared audio dispatches of the same message on X and Facebook.
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“I don’t know the details yet, but it’s more than double the usual audience,” one person said wrote on Facebook, and the gun control hashtag “shoot to kill.”
X one person additional “Active Incident: Shooting. I’m listening to ‘Greater Lansing Public Safety.'” Several others shared posts about “active shooting incidents” they heard on the app.
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Meanwhile, US Crime Radar notes that officers were following the victim as he was taken to a nearby hospital, reportedly responding to a separate report of a stolen bike and a crashed cyclist along the way.
michigan gun laws
Michigan passed a number of essential gun safety laws in 2023, including the Extreme Risk Act and the Safe Storage Act. The state has long required a license to purchase a handgun. In 2023, a law was passed extending this to long gun sales. In addition, according to Everytown, which focuses on gun control in the United States, Michigan passed a law in 2023 making it illegal for people convicted of misdemeanor domestic violence to possess firearms.
