1 Dead, Human Remains Found After Dearborn Police Chase, Shootout: Police

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DEARBORN, MI — One person was killed and another was hurt in a shootout with officers after a police chase in Dearborn on Sunday, Michigan State Police said.

Dearborn Police tried stopping a vehicle that was connected to an endangered missing person's investigation near Tireman and Normile streets at 2:05 p.m., police said.

Officers eventually lost sight of the vehicle after chasing it through the neighborhoods, police said.

The vehicle then crashed a short distance away from where officers lost sight of the vehicle, police said.

As police approached the vehicle that crashed, officers began exchanging gunfire with people in the car, authorities said.

Police then found the driver of the vehicle dead from a gunshot wound and a passenger who was injured in the crash in the vehicle, authorities said.

The injured passenger was taken to a nearby hospital, authorities said.

Officers also found human remains in the vehicle's trunk, authorities said. The remains have not been identified by officials.

Police were still investigating the incident and believe the human remains may be connected to another out-of-state homicide investigation.

"As you can imagine this is a complicated scene and this investigation will take a considerable amount of on scene investigation," Michigan State Police said.

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