Man injured in Easter Sunday shooting in Detroit
A 23-year-old man was wounded during a shooting in the area of Parkhurst and Woodward on Easter Sunday, according to a Detroit police preliminary report.
Around 2:16 a.m., police said, a gunman told the 23-year-old man he still owed him money, but when the victim tried to walk away, he was shot in the calf.
Police said the victim was transported to a hospital by medics and was listed in temporary serious condition.
Police described the gunman as a transgender person wearing a gray shirt, scarf, yoga pants and armed with a black handgun.
The gunman and victim knew each other and partied together, the report said.
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