Four killed in Livonia, Michigan shooting, suspect detained

A 25-year-old man is in custody after allegedly shooting and killing four people, including his parents and brother, at the family's home in Livonia, Michigan, on Tuesday afternoon. The suspect surrendered peacefully to police upon their arrival.

The incident occurred at approximately 5:35 p.m. on June 9 at a residence on Rensellor Street, near the intersection of 7 Mile and Inkster roads. When officers responded, the suspect walked out of the home with his hands raised and indicated he had shot his family members, according to Livonia police.

The victims were identified as Sterling Pierce, 58, and Holly Kimball, 53, who were found shot dead in the backyard. Their son, Tanner Pierce, 22, and his girlfriend, Nevaeh Finch, 21, were found fatally shot in a bedroom. Police Chief Thomas Goralski confirmed that the parents and Tanner Pierce lived in the home, and Finch was a frequent visitor.

At a news conference on Wednesday, Chief Goralski stated that while the suspect had a contentious relationship with his parents, the precise motive for the shooting remains unknown. "We don't know why this happened," Goralski said. "Whether that had anything to do with what occurred, we don't know...