Elpd Investigating Overnight Shootings, Makes Arrests In Two Serious Crashes reported near M.A.C. Avenue and Linden Street. Three people are at a local hospital with gunshot wounds related to this incident. Two are in stable condition and the condition of the third is unknown at this time. The second pedestrian-vehicle crash occurred near the intersection of Grand River Avenue and Gunson Street. Officers arrested the driver for suspicion of operating while intoxicated. There was a firearm recovered from this vehicle. That pedestrian was also taken to a local hospital and is in stable condition. The second shooting occurred in the early morning hours near Stoddard Street and Frye Avenue. Two gunshot victims were taken to a local hospital and are currently listed in st

East Lansing Police Department reported a elpd investigating overnight shootings, makes arrests in two serious crashes event near M.A.C. Avenue and Linden Street. Three people are at a local hospital with gunshot wounds related to this incident. Two are in stable condition and the condition of the third is unknown at this time. The second pedestrian-vehicle crash occurred near the intersection of Grand River Avenue and Gunson Street. Officers arrested the driver for suspicion of operating while intoxicated. There was a firearm recovered from this vehicle. That pedestrian was also taken to a local hospital and is in stable condition. The second shooting occurred in the early morning hours near Stoddard Street and Frye Avenue. Two gunshot victims were taken to a local hospital and are currently listed in st on 2026-11-01 00:00:00+00:00.

EAST LANSING, Mich. — The East Lansing Police Department (ELPD) is actively investigating two separate shootings and has made arrests in two crashes involving pedestrians that took place in the overnight hours between Saturday, Oct. 31 and Sunday, Nov. 1. There is no known threat to the community at this time. “The victims of last night’s shootings and their families are in our thoughts and prayers,” said East Lansing Police Chief Jennifer Brown. “We are aware that this situation was extremely frightening for bystanders, including many Michigan State University students, as well as their families. Our relationship with the university is strong and we will continue to work together.” “On one of our busiest nights, ELPD officers provided life-saving aid to gunshot victims, secured multiple crime scenes and removed impaired drivers from our streets. In addition to the officers scheduled, multiple officers, department administrators and detectives responded to the need for additional assistance regarding these critical incidents,” said Police Chief Brown. “I am extremely proud of their courage and dedication. I also want to thank our mutual aid partners from the MSU Department of Police and Public Safety, Michigan State Police, Meridian Township Police Department, Lansing Police Department and Ingham County Sheriff’s Office. Their support was essential to our ability to manage these quickly evolving, complex incidents.” TIMELINE OF EVENTS The following incidents are in chronological order. It is important to note that each crime scene was still being worked when the next incident occurred. The first pedestrian-vehicle crash occurred near Abbot Road and Library Lane. The driver remained at the scene and was arrested under suspicion of Operating While Intoxicated (OWI). The pedestrian was taken to a local hospital in critical condition, underwent surgery this morning and is now listed in stable condition. The first shooting occurred after midnight near the intersection of M.A.C. Avenue and Linden Street. Three people are at a local hospital with gunshot wounds related to this incident. Two are in stable condition and the condition of the third is unknown at this time. The second pedestrian-vehicle crash occurred near the intersection of Grand River Avenue and Gunson Street. Officers arrested the driver for suspicion of operating while intoxicated. There was a firearm recovered from this vehicle. That pedestrian was also taken to a local hospital and is in stable condition. The second shooting occurred in the early morning hours near Stoddard Street and Frye Avenue. Two gunshot victims were taken to a local hospital and are currently listed in stable condition. Multiple guns were recovered near this scene. It has not yet been determined if these were the weapons used in the shooting. Several individuals were taken into custody. Additionally, the East Lansing Fire Department (ELFD) also had a very busy night, responding to 91 incidents over 24 hours, with 75 of those incidents occurring overnight. The ELFD received assistance from the Lansing Fire Department for ambulances and fire engines. The Lansing Township Fire Department, Meridian Township Fire Department, Mobile Medical Response and Clinton Area Ambulance Service provided ambulance service. “The East Lansing Fire Department expresses its sincere appreciation to our team members in the East Lansing Police Department for their prompt response during these medical emergencies,” said East Lansing Fire Chief John Newman. “Prior to the arrival of our advanced life support units, responding police officers effectively applied critical pressure dressings to injured patients, stabilizing patients, and providing opportunity for our paramedics to begin advanced life support treatment, expediting transport to the hospital.” The East Lansing Police Department is committed to providing regular updates and will be releasing more information as it becomes available.

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  • InghamCountyMIIncidentFeed: https://www.cityofeastlansing.com/m/newsflash/Home/Detail/2603