expressed:
"It will be my last memory of her."
According to the police, the 19-year-old suspect was later taken into custody, and his weapon was also confiscated. The two other victims included a Jane Doe, believed to be in her 40s, and a 28-year-old man, identified as Chayne Lee. His mom, Myha Lee, stated:
"He had a son who will never see him again and doesn't understand why he's gone."
The neighbors in Pennington reportedly fought back when the gunman tried to kill a fourth person, described by the Detroit Police as an elderly man in his late 70s. John Palik said he was walking his dog Sunday morning when he saw the suspect shooting at random passersby on the street.
Initially, the assailant shot his dog, after which Palik, a former military officer, was hit. When neighbors came out, the shooter was said to have fled the scene.
The older man said that a community member used a belt as a tourniquet to stop his bleeding. He added:
"I got to say this, the people on Pennington, if anyone deserves a medal of honor, they all came out. It was fantastic (sic)."
Indeed, what the innocent people experienced on the morning of August 28 was barbaric and gut-wrenching, and we wouldn't wish such a tragedy on anybody.
Our deepest sympathies go out to all the victims' families, including Brisco. May God grant them eternal peace.
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