Active shooter drives truck into church and opens fire on congregation in Michigan

The terrible images from the living flow of a church service showed that crazy families began to run for their lives when an active shooter opened fire.

Michigan, Wayne, the Crosspainte Church, defined as a 31-year-old white man by the police, the suspect suddenly hosted the Ford F-150 truck in the building and hosted the mass on Sunday morning when he began to shoot bullets in the horrified congregation.

Michigan Police Department and III. Vice President Finley Carter said the suspect’s identity has not been released at the moment and they are still investigating a reason.

The department confirmed that the anonymous suspect was killed by the security guard of the church at the scene. A victim was shot in the leg.

Bloodfurdling video, first published by NBC Affiliate, ClickdetroitHe showed that churches suddenly noticed the terrorism and ran to the door.

Before a member community ‘to go down’ and running behind the building, young children were seen on the stage and with their parents.

Children and adults fleeing for their lives, loud explosion and shouting on the screen, creepy screams ‘come on, come on’ heard.

Police Department spokesman, more than one agency investigating the scene and residents called to stay away from the region, he said.

In the picture: Crosspainte Church in Wayne, Michigan

A lively video of the creepy moment revealed how the congregation escaped from the shocking scene

The shooting took place around 11:15 o’clock about half an hour after the service started. It is not clear whether someone from an armed man was killed in gunfire.

Deputy Director of the Federal Investigation Bureau Dan Bongino, X Wayne’de ‘aid and investigation support’ in the place that provides a statement that shared.

Bobby Kelly Jr., one of the senior priests of the church. Detroit NewsA member runs the shooter and gives the security guard the chance to hit them.

‘HE [the suspect] He was ruled by one of our members who saw this when entering the church.

Kelly added that approximately 150 people participated in the Bible School Service. Most of the participants were children.

The priest said that when the congregation initially heard out, they thought it was from construction.

Senior priest Bobby Kelly Jr., local news, when the fire broke out, he said there were about 150 people in the church

As the police continue the investigation, the identity and motive of the suspect now remain unclear.

Many agencies, including FBI, came to Wayne to help local law enforcement officers with investigation

He said the church had decided to rent a security team ten years ago in response to accelerated violence against worship places.

Kelly said they felt like ‘sitting ducks’ without protection. The leadership of the congregation plans a meeting to prepare a plan to deal with the post -tragedy.

When the children who witnessed tragic events were asked, he said that they were ‘good’ and that the congregation came together to support each other.

The official program of the church had events listed from 9 am to 6 pm. Crosspointe also hosts an adult and teen market school and Child Sunday School in the church between 9:30 – 10:30.

Wendy Bodin, a witness in the church, told Clickondydetroit that he was in the lobby by answering a phone call when he saw the attacker.

Bodin remembered, “It was the most terrible thing I’ve ever been involved in,” Bodin remembered.

He initially thought that the shooter had hit his car, but he fled to the bathroom when he heard the gunfire.

During a service in the Crosspointe Church, the chaotic scene appeared. Community members are gathered outside after the shocking sequence of the events.

The police have not yet confirmed the scope of the injuries of those involved or has not defined the suspect.

Bodin hid in the bathroom with someone else and finally ran away from the building to meet the congregation in the forest.

“ I was hiding in one of the bathrooms and I was standing in the toilet and closed the door. We didn’t know what happened, but we knew it was bad. ‘

He said he was grateful to the security team and church leaders for following the protocol.

Fortunately, they made everyone safe from the building. There was definitely a man we were shot in the leg, but better than I was told. For this reason. Praise God, ‘he added.

Bodin added that the church served for Father’s Day last weekend and that the attack was not at that time.