Dearborn police raid home in connection to shooting at undercover officers in Detroit

DETROIT – Dearborn police officers have raided a house they imagine is in connection to a taking pictures at undercover officers in Detroit.

The incident occurred Thursday (Jan. 5) close to Electrical and Omaha streets.

Sources informed Native 4 that the raid is related to pictures fired earlier this week at an unmarked Dearborn police automobile that just about hit the officer behind the wheel.

That officer was following a stolen automotive into town when that shot was fired.

Police have towed away what’s believed to be the stolen automobile.

Officers have detained one particular person.

Learn: 23-year-old man charged with taking pictures at undercover Dearborn police officer

Earlier Thursday, Prosecutor Kym Worthy charged Eshaun Phillip Blanding, 23, of Detroit, with carjacking a Dearborn man’s automotive.

He’s additionally charged with one rely of assault with intent to homicide, one rely of assault with intent to do nice bodily hurt, one rely of felonious assault, three counts of felony firearm, and one rely of possession of a police scanner throughout a felony.

Blanding was arraigned Thursday afternoon on the thirty sixth District Court docket and given a $750,000 money/surety bond with a GPS tether.