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81-year-old Detroit man shot while trying to apologize to pedestrians he almost hit with vehicle

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DETROIT (FOX 2) - An 81-year-old man was shot by someone he almost hit with his vehicle early Wednesday, Detroit police said.Police said the man was turning onto Asbury from westbound Keeler around 6 a.m.

when he almost hit two pedestrians. As the victim rolled down his window to apologize, one of the pedestrians shot him, police said.Investigators used video to track a person of interest to a nearby gas station.

Police are seeking the two persons of interest in the photo below.Persons of interest The victim was struck in the hip and suffered non-life-threatening injuries.AdvertisementAnyone with information is asked to call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-SPEAK-UP..

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