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Police looking for Greektown shooting suspect who killed 29-year-old man
Detroit police say a suspect shooter gunned down a 29-year-old man who wouldn't hold the elevator door open at location on Monroe Street in Greektown.
DETROIT (FOX 2) - Among the shootings that Detroit police responded to over the weekend was one incident on Monroe Street in Greektown where a confrontation over an elevator turned deadly.
Detroit police say a dispute over one individual not holding an elevator for another escalated to a fatal shooting early Sunday morning. The victim was identified as a 29-year-old man.
Chief James White called the shooting "absolutely ridiculous" and another example of people failing to use problem-solving skills and instead resorting to violence.
"Someone wouldn't hold an elevator door and was ultimately shot," he said during a Monday press conference.
Person of interest in fatal Detroit shooting.
The shooting happened at 400 Monroe Street near Brush Street in Detroit.
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Police have released surveillance of an individual they are calling a "person of interest" in the shooting and are hoping someone in the community can identify him to police.
"We need to talk to him immediately," White said.
The individual is a Black man who was wearing a black shirt, black pants, and a red zip-up. Anyone with information is asked to call 313-596-2260 or 1-800-Speak-Up