Suspect shot by police after breaking into Michigan home, attacking random victims
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article A screengrab from police body cam footage shows the suspect running from officers with a knife (Bath Township Police)
BATH TOWNSHIP, Mich. (FOX 2) – A suspicious person call over the weekend in Bath Township ended with a suspect being shot by police after he attacked two random men and broke into numerous homes and garages.
Policereleasedvideothatshowedthesuspectcontinuingtorunawaywithaknifeuntilofficerswerefinallyabletotakehimdowninagarage.
Whatweknow:
Accordingtopolice,acallerreportedthatasuspiciouspersonwaswalkingthroughyardsofhomesinthe6000blockofHeathfieldDriveandtryingtobreakintovehiclesaround2:30p.m.Saturday.Thatcallersaidtheysawthemangointoagarageandnotcomebackout.
Shortlyafterthefirstcall,apersonwholivesinthe16000blockofNicholsRoadcalled911toreportthatanunknownpersonhadenteredhishomeandstabbedhim,policesaid.
Whenofficersarrived,theyweremetbythesecondcaller’sroommate,whotoldthemtheyhadbeenattackedbyamanwhocameintotheirhome.Officersfound
