GRAND RAPIDS, Mich — Two people are expected to survive after a pair of separate shootings Monday morning in Grand Rapids, including one outside a bar on the city's west side.
Grand Rapids police tell 13 ON YOUR SIDE two men got into an argument inside Joey's Tavern on Fulton Street just before 2 a.m. The men then went outside to the McDonald's parking lot and got into a fist fight, which escalated when one took out a gun and shot the other.
GRPD says the victim is expected to survive, but he is not cooperating with the investigation at this time.
There have been no arrests, and police have not given a description of the suspect.
The other shooting currently under investigation happened about 30 minutes earlier in a neighborhood on the city's southeast side.
GRPD says it is a suspected drive-by shooting that happened at 1:17 a.m. near the corner of Madison Avenue and Worden Street SE.
One person was shot but is expected to survive. There have also been no arrests or suspect descriptions released in that case.
Both cases are still under investigation. Stay with 13 ON YOUR SIDE for the latest on these developing stories.
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