Warren shootout with man, stepson began over car argument while both were on drugs

WARREN, Mich. (FOX 2) - A Warren mother is still hospitalized after being wounded during a shootout between a man and his stepson. 

Darrell Roseborough was arraigned on six felonies including assault and weapons charges - along with possession of cocaine and heroin Monday.

 "Your criminal history is horrific," the judge said to the 45-year-old.

"At least 19 rounds were fired and the mother was caught in the crossfire," said Warren Police Commissioner Bill Dwyer.

Warren police say Saturday night the shooting happened inside a condominium on Murphy Court - near 13 Mile and Mound. Roseborough got into an argument with his 25-year-old stepson apparently over a car.

"The father -  from the information we have - had purchased it for his son - and his son didn't like the car."

Cops say while both were drinking and high on narcotics, Roseborough's stepson grabbed a .40 caliber handgun from the kitchen cabinet and started shooting. Roseborough then grabbed a .38 revolver from his bedroom.

"Darrell (Roseborough) then fired three to five times blindly into the kitchen," Dwyer said.

The young man's mother tried to stop the gunfire - but a bullet hit her right thigh - and another grazed her calf. Darrell Roseborough ran off and threw his gun into a nearby field. His stepson also took off in a black sedan and was still on the run Monday.
 
Warren police say when the woman's son was leaving - he fired nine more shots into the home, where his 5-year-old brother was inside.

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"The mother was there, the, father was there and the 5-year-old was in the house," Dwyer said. "So we were very fortunate." 

Now Warren police are trying to find that step son. A judge signed a warrant for his arrest Monday.

"Witness statements and evidence clearly show he fired 10-15 rounds at Darrell," said an assistant prosecutor in court today.

Cops say Darrell Roseborough has ties to seven other states - and felony convictions in several of them. His stepson with a similar past.

"The last conviction on 9/18/2017 out of Madison County, Tennessee, for fraud," said the prosecutor.

Police are urging him to turn himself in.