The shooting began around 7 a.m., leaving a 25-year-old man with two gunshot wounds to his arm. He was treated and reported in stable condition. Authorities described the incident as a targeted attack involving hospital employees, rather than random gunfire. Investigators said the suspect fired five rounds in the parking area, with one striking a nearby vehicle. A shelter-in-place order followed as officers responded and began searching for the suspected shooter.

According to 7 News Detroit, that search ended at a home in Macomb Township. The suspect reportedly took a call from police, followed instructions to come outside, and surrendered. Authorities had not confirmed his identity in the supplied account, and the circumstances behind the confrontation remained unexplained. For staff, the arrest brought an end to the search—not an erasure of the morning’s fear. As one medical assistant put it: “You go to your workplace thinking you’re going to be safe.”