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13-Year-Old Allegedly Shoots Father After ‘Instance of Discipline,’ Flees in SUV with Family Dog
Police say the 13-year-old is armed and dangerous after allegedly shooting his father twice and fleeing with the family dog in a Rivian SUV.
- The 13-year-old boy accused of shooting his father on Tuesday was taken into custody in Ohio, with Detroit Police Department officials confirming the arrest occurred without injuries.
- Detroit officers responded to a reported disturbance Tuesday at 5 p.m. in the 18,000 block of Bretton, where Eighth Precinct Commander Dietrich Lever revealed the teen shot his father twice in the back following an "instance of discipline."
- Following the shooting, the teen fled in a 2026 Rivian SUV heading south on the Southfield Freeway; police initially considered him armed and dangerous, urging the public to call 911.
- Authorities are working with Ohio officials to facilitate the teen's extradition back to Michigan, while police described the shooting as non-fatal though the father's medical condition remains unknown.
- Investigators found the family's French Mastiff and another individual inside the vehicle during arrest, as Detroit police emphasized the investigation remains ongoing with preliminary information subject to change.
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