One Juggalo dead, one man wounded in armed robbery of Detroit tire shop

It is never easy to tell you about these types of things. A juggalo named Michael Cople was shot and killed on Sunday afternoon at a tire shop in Detroit, MI. There was another man who was also shot, but he is expected to survive. The suspects are still at large, there are no leads although police are hoping the surviving victim can shed light on what happened. Police are looking at surveillance video from nearby businesses in hopes of generating leads. Anyone with information about this senseless crime should call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-SPEAK-UP. Callers never have to give their name. I've attached a news report and video about this crime below. From Myfoxdetroit.com:

[youtube]http://youtu.be/fRCmJ9MhJG0[/youtube] CITY OF DETROIT - The Easy Pay Tire Shop on Livernois and Tireman was closed for business Monday as family members grieved the shooting death of Michael Cople. Cople, 36, the son of the Detroit tire shop's owner was shot and killed Sunday afternoon during an apparent robbery. A friend at a nearby auto shop says Cople often worked Sundays to make extra money. "He's a big guy with a big heart," said Rawad Haidar. "You'll never meet anyone like him, and these guys who did this took his life for pocket change. It's the saddest thing in the world." A second victim, a 53-year old-man, was shot and injured but is expected to recover. Family members say Cole only had about $40 on him when he was killed. Police are looking at surveillance video from nearby businesses as they search for at least two suspects. They're also hoping to learn key information from the second victim who survived. Police have said that victim is giving conflicting information and are still investigating. There have been no arrests made. Cole worked at the tire shop for 20 years. His friend says there's been no trouble until now. Cole just celebrated his birthday this month. Anyone with information about this senseless crime should call Crime Stoppersat 1-800-SPEAK-UP. Callers never have to give their name.