Seven people were killed and several injured Saturday night in Michigan in a series of seemingly random shootings, officials and local media they said.
Reuters
The Department of Public Safety Kalamazoo said in his Facebook page that six people had died from gunshot wounds and many others injured in three shootings in Kalamazoo County, in southwestern Michigan.
Local media reported that a teenage girl injured in the shooting died, becoming the seventh died.
"It seems that this is the worst case scenario, a driver who has been fired from a car in different parts of the city," said vice County Sheriff Paul Matyas to NBC after the shootings.
Officials said a suspect who answered the gunman profile has been held without violence.
The detainee has not been identified, but local media quoting police said was a 45-year-Kalamazoo.
According to these means, the man killed four people at the Cracker Barrel restaurant and two others in a car dealership Kia in Kalamazoo.
(Reporting by Chris Michaud; In Victor Tuda in Madrid Writing, editing by Ricardo Figueroa in Mesa de Santiago)