Omari Charlie Robinson was a 41-year-old Black man whose life revolved around a tight-knit slice of Detroit’s west side, where he was known to friends and customers as “Charlie O.” Most days he could be found outside the liquor store on Fenkell, near the Southfield Freeway, selling CDs and DVDs and chatting with people who passed through the parking lot. Neighbors later told reporters that everybody knew him there, describing him as a good person, a familiar presence who brought energy to
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