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Man and woman killed, 2 others injured after gas station shooting on Detroit's west side

Man & woman killed, 2 others hospitalized after gas station shooting in Detroit
Quadruple shooting at Detroit gas station leaves 1 person dead
Web Extra: Watch the full interview with the witness after a gas station shooting on Detroit's west side
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DETROIT (WXYZ) — A man and a woman were killed and two other women were injured after a gas station shooting on Detroit's west side.

See the latest update in the video below:

Man & woman killed, 2 others hospitalized after gas station shooting in Detroit

This happened early Monday morning at the Marathon gas station on Puritan Avenue at Fairfield Street.

Police say that one victim, a man in his 30s, was pronounced dead at the scene.

Three women were also shot. One of them, a woman in her 30s, died at the hospital, police sad.

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Police provide update on quadruple fatal shooting at gas station on Detroit's west side

Police say this does appear to be an isolated incident, and the shooter — who Detroit police believe is a man — is not in custody.

We're told the shooting happened inside the gas station. The Detroit Police Department is asking for anyone with information about the shooting and the shooter's whereabouts to reach out to the homicide division.

A witness told us Monday morning that her friend was hospitalized after the shooting station.

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"I ducked behind the car that I was coming out of, then people started running out, one of those people wasn't my friend," said Teonna Gray. "I went back, I told him to stop because everyone wanted to scatter and everybody was scattering. One girl said she was coming out, she held her abdomen, she said she was hit, and I said 'she's not out,' so I went back in and she was in the aisle and on her stomach."

Teonna said they came for cigarettes and lemonade, and that her friend was getting cash at the ATM when the shooting happened.

"I hope she's OK," Teonna continued. "The people are responsible, like come forward, like this was senseless."

Watch below: Our interview with Teonna

Web Extra: Watch the full interview with the witness after a gas station shooting on Detroit's west side