Police said

Wayne: On Sunday, a person who set fire to a Michigan Church filled with worshipers was killed by a vehicle and then badly shot by security staff, which avoided the potential collective shooting, police said. Churchgowars, who participated in a morning service at the Crosspoint Community Church in Wayne, saw Gunman driving carelessly and then saw his car wearing a strategic vest and taking a rifle and a handgun, police chief Ryan Strong said at an evening news conference. A person started firing while reaching the church, hitting a person in the leg. “A parisian hit the gunman from his vehicle as the gunman shot the vehicle repeatedly,” Strong asked reporters. “At least two staff members shot the gunman, causing deadly wounds.” The police described the suspect as a 31 -year -old white man, with no known relationship with the church. His purpose is not clear, but it appears that he was suffering from a mental health crisis, Strong said. The shooting took place around 11 am in the vein, which is a city of about 17,000 people located about 25 miles (40 km) west of Detroit. The person who was shot in the leg, was treated for non-janienie injuries, said the chief. No one else got hurt. Strong said that a member of the church rushed the suspect with his pickup truck, giving the security staff time to shoot him. “We are grateful to the brave works of the staff members of the church, who undoubtedly saved the lives of many people and stopped shooting on a large scale,” the chief said. At that time about 150 people were inside the church. The church website says that it hosts a puja service at 10:45 am on Sunday. Worshiper Wendy Bodin said that he heard a loud “bounce” and when he looked out, he saw that a man was spread on the grass in front of the church. Bodin told Wxyz-TV, “I felt that he hit his car or crashed or hurt.” “And another woman saw and gestured me and said, ‘Oh my, call 911!” , Ven Police Deputy Chief Finale Carter III said that it was a motive after hours. FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino tweeted that the bureau “leadership and support teams” were on the spot and helping the investigation. A Facebook page was not immediately refunded for messages and church released by Associated Press on Sunday on Visimle.