m. on Tuesday. Upon arrival, officials found that a 13-year-old had shot his father twice.
The teenager then fled the scene in the family vehicle. Further details on this incident, including the current status of the father and the events that led to the shooting, are available from Detroit police and local news sources, such as FOX 2 Detroit.
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