Michigan State Police say two masked gunmen with
assault-style rifles entered a federal halfway house with a specific goal: the
"execution" of Demarlon C. Thomas one 79 people who had their
sentences commuted by President Barack Obama on Nov. 22, 2016
Thomas, a former member of Saginaw's Sunny Side Gang had
his 19-years sentence commuted,
was slain by one of the gunmen around 9:40 p.m. on January 23, at Bannum
Place, a federal halfway house, said Michigan State Police Lt. David Kaiser.
Thomas,
31, was shot in the head and numerous other times by one of the gunmen
as his partner corralled at gunpoint some of the other 23 people in the house,
Kaiser said.
"One person watched over a group of them while
another subject located the victim and executed him," Kaiser said.
"They were looking for this person."
No one else was injured, and it's unknown at this
time what security measures the halfway house had in place, Kaiser said. No
suspects are in custody.
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