In an unfortunate incident in the United States, a man allegedly drove his car into a church building and opened fire on worshippers in Michigan. The alleged incident occurred on Sunday, September 28, at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints during a large service in Michigan's Grand Blanc. After opening fire on people, the attacker set the church building on fire. William Renye, Chief of Grand Blanc Township Police, said the gunman was identified as a man from Burton, Michigan. He said that the gunman used an assault rifle and appeared to target people inside the church. It is reported that two police officers were involved in a shootout and they killed the suspect. According to news agency BNO News, the gunman was later identified as Thomas Jacob Sanford (40), who is said to be a US Marine veteran. US Mass Shooting: 3 Killed, Several Injured After Shooter Opens Fire From Boat at American Fish Company Restaurant in North Carolina (Watch Video).

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