Ann Arbor, Michigan Police Have Arrested 3 People in Connection with the Shooting Death of a White, University of Michigan Medical School Student During the Summer; the Detroit News Refuses to Name Suspects

Re-posted by Nicholas Stix

Thanks to reader-researcher RC for the sendalong.

This victim lived off-campus, therefore his murder will not show up as a crime against a college student. As I said recently regarding another crime against a college student, for many years, now, there has been an endless crime wave of blacks preying on white college students off campus.
 

November 7, 2013 at 7:50 p.m.

3 arrested in shooting death of U-M medical student

By Tony Briscoe and Candice Williams
The Detroit News
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(Paul DeWolf )

Ann Arbor police have arrested three people in connection with the shooting death of a University of Michigan medical school student during the summer.

The three are believed to be the only suspects in the homicide case of Paul DeWolf, who was found dead July 24 from a gunshot wound in his off-campus apartment in the 200 block of North Ingalls.

DeWolf, 25, was a third-year medical student and an active duty second lieutenant in the U.S. Air Force.

The suspects, who have yet to be charged while police continue to gather evidence, aren’t believed to be associates of DeWolf.

“There does not appear to be any previous affiliation between the suspects and Paul DeWolf nor any connection with the University of Michigan or the U.S. Air Force,” Ann Arbor Police Chief John Seto said in a statement on Thursday.

DeWolf‘s family said Thursday they were relieved police had three suspects in custody. Police, he said, were in contact with the family weekly.

“We had been working with (Ann Arbor Police) for the last three and a half months to make sure that this was a solvable crime,” said DeWolf’s father, Tom DeWolf.

“They came through for us. They found suspects they feel are very good suspects in this case at this point in time. As a family, we’re very relieved that the people responsible for our son’s death were apprehended.”

No other suspects are believed to be at large, Seto said. Police say more information on the suspects will be released pending their arraignment.

Tom DeWolf said he’s relieved the suspects aren’t tied to the university, the U.S. Air Force or anyone his son knew.

“Our emotions have been up and down,” Tom DeWolf said. “We had been told that this would be a marathon as opposed to a sprint.”