Overview
- Southfield Police concluded their investigation and the Oakland County Prosecutor’s Office declined to file charges against the security guard.
- The confrontation followed a late-night domestic dispute that spread to relatives and moved outside the Bloom Lounge.
- Witnesses told police the woman approached with a wrench, dropped it, then drew a handgun and raised it one to two feet from the guard, who fired six times.
- Authorities said both the guard and the deceased legally owned their firearms, and the guard held a valid concealed carry permit.
- A second woman previously injured in the melee was struck by stray gunfire and hospitalized, and police plan follow-up talks with residents and lounge owners about neighborhood concerns.