In the summer of 1972, Detroit Police Officer Donald O. Kimbrough was on patrol in plain clothes with his partner when they received a report of two men shooting at people in a parking lot near a methadone clinic at the intersection of Belmont Street and Woodward Avenue. Upon their arrival, they confronted an armed man emerging from an alley. As they engaged with the first individual, a second man seated in the driver's seat of a nearby car opened fire with a handgun, striking Officer Kimbrough
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