Investigation: I-96 shooter likely using semi-automatic handgun

A multi-agency task force searching for a suspect in a series of shootings along Interstate 96 says that based on bullet fragments recovered from the scenes, the shooter is most likely using a semi-automatic handgun.

Oakland County Undersheriff Mike McCabe said Thursday that evidence was recovered from nine of the 24 vehicles shot on Michigan roadways. All nine have been traced back to one gun, which he said is a handgun.

The shootings began Oct. 16 and have been reported in Oakland, Livingston, Ingham and Shiawassee counties, resulting in one person being wounded with nonlife-threatening injuries.

By Tony Briscoe
From The Detroit News:

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