UPDATED: Wild Detroit Gas Station Shooting Caught on Video

Updated at 3:13 p.m.

DETROIT, MI – Shamicah Burton, 20, of Detroit, has been charged in connection with a non-fatal shooting incident tat a gas station in the 15500 block of Fenkell early Sunday morning, Wayne County Prosecutor Kym Worthy said in a statement.

Prosecutors allege Burton went to the passenger side of the car she was in and grabbed a handgun, fired shots, and struck a male victim multiple times before fleeing in a car.

Burton was charged with two counts of assault with intent of murder, carrying with unlawful intent, carrying a concealed weapon and felony firearm.

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Burton was arraigned in 36th District Court Wednesday before Magistrate Charles Anderson, who set bond at $500,000/surety. Her probable cause conference will be held at 8:30 a.m. on April 5, and her preliminary examination is scheduled for 9 a.m. April 12, both before Judge Kenneth King.

Earlier on Patch

Two people are in custody after a woman allegedly argued with several men at a Detroit gas station early Sunday morning, hid a semi-automatic gun in her underwear and then fired several shots into the car of a man who slowly ran over her friend while fleeing the scene of the bizarre shooting caught on surveillance video.

Both the woman and another individual are in custody, according to media reports.

“I don’t have all the details on (the arrests), but I know she is in custody as well as another individual,” Detroit Police Officer Dan Donakowski told The Detroit News. “More details will be come out a little bit later.”

The bizarre sequence of events took place about 4:20 a.m. Sunday at a Mobil gas station in the 15510 block of Fenkell.

The video shows a heated argument, the woman grabbing a semi-automatic gun from an older model Dodge Charger, pulling it from under her skirt and pointing it into the passenger window of a Pontiac Grand Prix. Also shown is a struggle for the gun, and a woman’s companion being partially run over by the fleeing Pontiac Grand Prix.

Police said the driver was struck multiple times. Both the driver and the individual who was run over suffered non-fatal injuries, police said.

The surveillance video was available under a program known as Project Lighthouse, a partnership between Detroit police and and business owners that designates facilities with 24-hour surveillance cameras, green lights and signs and live links to the police department’s Real Time Crime Center.

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