Dorian Williams, a 41-year-old Black man, is listed as a Detroit homicide victim killed on June 9, 2010, with the location recorded as 5002 Van Dyke Street in Detroit, Michigan.
That address sits on Van Dyke Street at a spot identified in business directories as a Citgo gas station and convenience store/mini-mart. Whether his death happened inside the business, out near the pumps, or somewhere close by isn’t explained in the publicly available listing that preserves his name, date, and location; it offers no narrative of how the violence unfolded, only the stark accounting of another life ended and added to the year’s toll.
Beyond that entry, the public-facing materials I located do not provide a description of the circumstances of Williams’ killing—no published account of what led up to it, no detailed timeline of police response, and no publicly named motive or method connected to this specific case.
In those same accessible sources, there is also no information identifying a suspect or suspects, and no mention of arrests, charges, court proceedings, or convictions tied to Williams’ death.
