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Police remain on scene at burned out Michigan church after shooting and fire leave 4 dead, 8 wounded
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Authorities had feared they would find more victims in the charred wreckage but now believe everyone is accounted for after Sunday’s attack on the church in Michigan where services were taking place, said Grand Blanc Township Chief of Police William Renye.
Investigators were focusing on what motivated the former Marine to ram his pickup truck into the church in Grand Blanc Township, about 60 miles (96 kilometers) north of Detroit.
“Everyone’s in a state of shock right now,” he said, adding he knows quite a few people who were in the Grand Blanc church.
“This act of violence is reprehensible.”SponsoredAbout 100 people gathered for a prayer service Sunday evening at a nondenominational Christian church in Grand Blanc.
But Lord, you are our refuge.”___Associated Press reporters Corey Williams in Grand Blanc Township, Michigan; Safiyah Riddle in Montgomery, Alabama; Sophia Tareen in Chicago; Konstantin Toropin in Washington; and Christopher Weber in Los Angeles contributed to this report.