A deadly shooting occurred Sunday afternoon, September 15, during a tailgating event at Eastern Market, located northeast of downtown Detroit, where fans gather before and after Detroit Lions games. According to Detroit police, a dispute escalated into gunfire, leaving one man dead and another injured.

The incident happened around 4:30 p.m., as police officers were already in the vicinity, assisting with traffic as people were leaving the Lions game. Upon hearing the gunshots, officers responded immediately and arrested the alleged shooter, identified as a man in his 30s from Oak Park, a nearby suburb of Detroit.

Detroit Police Chief James White briefed the media shortly after the arrest, providing some details about the situation.

He emphasized how the quick action of the officers in the area led to the prompt apprehension of the suspect.

However, few additional details about the victims or the nature of the altercation were provided at that time.

Eastern Market, a popular spot for tailgating during Detroit Lions games, was the scene of chaos as fans and bystanders were caught off guard by the sudden violence.

The police investigation is ongoing, and authorities are working to gather more information about what led to the shooting.

This tragic event has cast a shadow over what is typically a lively, festive atmosphere for football fans.

As the investigation continues, more details are expected to emerge regarding the individuals involved and the circumstances surrounding the altercation.