4 Dead, Multiple Injured in Michigan LDS Church Shooting

11:06 AM PT — Authorities have disclosed chilling details about the detestable attack on a Mormon church in Michigan. Reports indicate that a 40-year-old suspect rammed his vehicle through the church entrance and opened fire with an assault rifle at the congregation gathered inside. The latest updates confirm one fatality and nine injuries, with fear of more victims still trapped within the chaos.

Grand Blanc Township Police Chief William Reyne has stated that they suspect the assailant also initiated the fire within the church’s structure, although the exact motives remain unclear.

Chief Reyne articulated grave concerns that individuals near the fire might have been unable to escape, suggesting that further lost lives may be discovered as the investigation continues throughout the day.

Multiple casualties have been reported following an active shooter crisis at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Michigan.

The assailant is reportedly deceased, with flames engulfing the church. The Grand Blanc Township Police Department urges the public to steer clear of the area and has designated locations for reunification. At this moment, no additional threats have been identified.

As of now, authorities have confirmed at least two fatalities stemming from the shooting incident.

Audio recordings obtained by TMZ reveal dispatchers directing resources to manage the blazing building as they hurried to mitigate further damage.

At one juncture, an individual can be heard relaying distress regarding “heavy fire” as other emergency crews arrive to support firefighting efforts.

In a tragic twist, Russell M. Nelson, the President of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, passed away just the night before this incident unfolded.