Two people — a 17-year-old male and a 22-year-old woman — were wounded during the 67th Annual Ford Fireworks show, Detroit Police Chief Todd Bettison said Monday night at the scene of the shooting in the area of Larned and Randolph streets, near the Coleman A. Young Municipal Center.

Two people were injured in a shooting during the 67th annual Ford Fireworks show in downtown Detroit on Monday, June 23, police told multiple news outlets. In a news conference, Detroit Police Chief Todd Bettison said the shooting stemmed from a fight between two people.

Just before the sky lit up for the 2025 Detroit Fireworks, people were scrambling to get away from a commotion that occurred at Larned and Randolph Streets just blocks away from Hart Plaza, sources tell FOX 2. Officials say one person was taken to the hospital with a gunshot wound.