Michigan State Police Motor Carrier Officer has died from injuries he sustained Friday when his vehicle was struck by another car along I-75, pinning it under a semi.

Michigan State Police said Officer Daniel Kerstetter will be removed from life support, pending the completion of his family's decision to donate his organs.

We are heartbroken for this loss, MSP Director Col. James F. Grady II said in a statement on Sunday. Traffic enforcement is dangerous work. The dedication of our motor carrier officers and troopers to keeping the public safe on our roadways is commendable and honorable. With the decision to give the gift of life, even in his death, MC Officer Kerstetter is serving others.

According to Michigan State Police, the crash happened Friday happened along northbound I-75 near Dix in Lincoln Park around 8:40 a.m.

VIDEO: Chopper 7 over the scene of the crash below: MSP motor carrier officer injured in crash on I-75

Police say the trooper was on a traffic stop when their vehicle was hit by another vehicle. The female driver of the vehicle that hit the patrol car died from her injuries.

Hear the Friday update from MSP Director Col. James Grady in the video player below MSP director provides update after MCO pinned under semi

I knew it wasnt normal, because everything else went silent, said Jim Bush, a neighbor who lives near I-75. Everything else went silent, all the cars stopped, there was no noise after that, so I kind of figured that something had gone wrong.

I heard a big bang it kind of scared me a little bit, and I got up and everybody was running back there, said another neighbor.

Police say the motor carrier officer was inside his patrol vehicle and seat-belted in when it was hit. He was pinned inside the vehicle and had to be extricated from it.

VIDEO: Chopper shows line of MSP vehicles outside hospital after motor carrier officer injured: Line of MSP vehicles outside hospital after motor carrier officer injured in crash

Police are reminding drivers of the Move Over Law, which requires drivers to slow down at least 10 mph and fully move over into an open lane when approaching a stationary vehicle with flashing, rotating or oscillating lights activated. If you can't move over due to traffic, weather or road conditions, slow down at least 10 mph below the posted speed limit and pass with caution, allowing the authorized vehicle as much space as possible.

Republican vice presidential nominee JD Vance is returning to Michigan next week for a campaign visit.

He will be speaking in Sparta on Tuesday, the Trump-Vance campaign announced. Sparta is in Kent County, north of Grand Rapids.

Vance is scheduled to speak at Apple Valley Events at 1:30 p.m. Doors open at 10:30 a.m.

People wanting to attend the event can register online.

Former President Donald Trump will also be in Michigan on Tuesday for a town hall meeting in Flint. That event will be held at the Dort Financial Center at 7 p.m.

Henry Ford Health will be launching a hospital expansion project today part of a $2.2 billion project, Henry Ford's most significant investment to the city of Detroit in it's 100+ year history with a press conference and ribbon cutting ceremony.

We'll be streaming the press conference live, as starting at 11 a.m., you'll be able to watch that at either the link below or on our Facebook page.

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Following the press conference, the groundbreaking celebration, that starts with a ribbon-cutting ceremony, kicks off from 1 p.m. and runs until 6 p.m.

Detroit Pistons Owner Tom Gores made the announcement last year along with several other partners, with this being the latest development in New Center between Gores and Henry Ford Health.

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The suspect charged with setting two women on fire in Detroit was arraigned on Wednesday. Roberto Romero, 57, refused to talk at his arraignment.

Earlier this week, prosecutors allege Romero doused the two women with gasoline and set them on fire after they arrived for work.

Watch more from his arraignment below Man charged with setting women on fire is arraigned

Romero has a long criminal history and was on probation. The judge locked him up without bond on the new charges, including assault with intent to murder.

Chief of the Detroit Fire Department Fire Investigation Division, Dennis Richardson, said both of the women were transported to Detroit Receiving Hospital and they are currently listed in temporary serious condition with burns to their upper torso, face, neck and shoulder areas. 

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The women reportedly arrived to work at 1040 West Grand Boulevard just after 6 a.m. when the attack happened.

It was unnecessarily violent and vicious. I think the citizens of this city are tired of this type of action. I know I am, said Richardson.

Richardson said the suspect poured the gasoline from outside of the vehicle before setting it on fire.

"I heard some ladies screaming ... I seen the inside of her car was engulfed in flames," said Thomas Saldana, a witness. "Just walked up to it and lit them on fire, I heard nothing but screaming."

Saldana said he recognized the suspect, calling him a former coworker. He said he helped knock the suspect off his bike and two other people reportedly held him until police arrived.

VIDEO: Extended interview: Listen to Saldana talk about what he witnessed on Monday morning 'I heard nothing but screaming.' Witness describes moment suspect lit 2 women on fire

Fire officials say police are now investigating.

Were told the suspect was also taken to the hospital with minor injuries.

Police in Detroit are asking for help with finding a woman with bipolar disorder and schizophrenia who has been missing since the end of August.

Dawn Nichols, 43, was last seen on Aug. 26 in the area of Mack Avenue and Van Dyke, her mother told police.

Nichols is described as about 5-foot-6 and 200 pounds with short black hair and brown eyes. She was last seen wearing a white shirt and purple and white shorts.

Anyone with information about her whereabouts is asked to call Detroit police at 313-596-5540 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-SPEAK-UP.

Southfield police are asking for the publics help to locate a missing 48-year-old woman.

Police say Kimberly Blake was last seen in the city on September 9 around 7:10 a.m.

She was reportedly wearing a pink gown with black pants and black shoes.

Blake is described as 53 and about 160 pounds. She was also diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. Police say she could be driving a navy blue Jeep Compass with a Michigan Plate: DYA 8587. That vehicle was last seen in the area of Grand Blanc around 10:30 p.m. last night.

Anyone with information is asked to call the Southfield Police Department at 248-796-5500. 

Editor's note: Blake is related to a 7 News Detroit employee

The Michigan Supreme Court in a 5 to 2 ruling has ordered that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. will be on the ballot in Michigan's General Election in November.

The court found that under Michigan law, there is no duty for Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson to remove Kennedy from the ballot.

The court's majority wrote, "Assuming, without deciding, that the Court of Appeals was correct in its interpretation of MCL 168.686a(4), plaintiff has neither pointed to any source of law that prescribes and defines a duty to withdraw a candidates name from the ballot nor demonstrated his clear legal right to performance of this specific duty, let alone identified a source of law written with such precision and certainty as to leave nothing to the exercise of discretion or judgment. Thus, the plaintiff has not shown an entitlement to this extraordinary relief, and we reverse."

The Supreme Court ruling came with a dissent from Justices David Viviano and Brian Zahra, who wrote, "The Secretarys duty to maintain the integrity of Michigan elections includes an obligation to present actual candidates and associate them with the offices that they are seeking. By requiring Kennedys name to appear on the general election ballot, the Secretary of State is improperly and needlessly denying the electorate a choice between persons who are actual candidates willing to serve if elected. We can only hope that the Secretarys misguided actionnow sanctioned with the imprimatur of this Courtwill not have national implications."

The Michigan Supreme Court's ruling comes after the state's Court of Appeals reversed a Court of Claims ruling that ordered Kennedy to remain on the ballot. Friday's Court of Appeals ruling said that while Kennedys request was made close to the deadline to give notice to local election officials, it wasnt so unreasonable as to deny relief to him.

Kennedy sued Benson on Aug. 30 to get off the ballot.

In a four-page ruling, the Court of Claims found that Kennedy could not be removed from the ballot as the nominee for President of the Natural Law Party because under Michigan Law candidates from minor parties cannot withdraw after accepting their party nomination.

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Kennedy was chosen by the Natural Law Party at their conventional signed the official paperwork to be placed on the ballot. In it's ruling, the court said that by withdrawing his name from the ballot, Kennedy would be preventing them from fielding a candidate in Michigan in the General Election.

The Court of Claims also indicated in it's ruling that had Kennedy sought to get on the ballot through a petition drive, instead of accepting the nomination of a party, he would have been allowed to withdrawn.

You can click here to read the entire statue. The following quoted portion is the section quoted above:

(4) The state convention shall be held at the time and place indicated in the call. The convention shall consist of delegates selected by the county caucuses. The convention may fill vacancies in a delegation from qualified electors of that county present at the convention. The convention may nominate candidates for all state offices. District candidates may be nominated at district caucuses held in conjunction with the state convention attended by qualified delegates of the district. If delegates of a district are not present, a district caucus shall not be held for that district and candidates shall not be nominated for that district. Not more than 1 business day after the conclusion of the convention, the names and mailing addresses of the candidates nominated for state or district offices shall be certified by the chairperson and secretary of the state convention to the secretary of state. The certification shall be accompanied by an affidavit of identity for each candidate named in the certificate as provided in section 558 and a separate written certificate of acceptance of nomination signed by each candidate named on the certificate. The form of the certificate of acceptance shall be prescribed by the secretary of state. The names of candidates so certified with accompanying affidavit of identity and certificate of acceptance shall be printed on the ballot for the forthcoming election. Candidates so nominated and certified shall not be permitted to withdraw.

Kennedy withdrew from the presidential race and endorsed former President Donald Trump in late August.

You can read the entire Michigan Supreme Court opinion and dissent below:

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Michigan U.S. Senate candidates Elissa Slotkin and Mike Rogers have both accepted an invitation to debate at WXYX-TV in October.

Slotkin, a Democrat, and Rogers, a Republican, both won the primary election for their respective parties in August.

Slotkin, 48, is currently the U.S. Representative for Michigans 7th District, which includes all of Ingham, Livingston, Shiawassee and Clinton counties, plus areas of Eaton, Genesee and Oakland counties.

She was first elected to the U.S. House in 2018 and took her seat in 2019, flipping the normally Republican district for the first time since 2001.

Slotkin has been endorsed by Sen. Debbie Stabenow.

VIDEO: Elissa Slotkin speaks to supporters after projected U.S. Senate primary win Elissa Slotkin speaks to supporters after projected U.S. Senate primary win

She said her Senate campaign has focused on protecting peoples rights and democracy, keeping communities safe, building things in America and defending the middle class.

Rogers, 61, served as a congressman for Michigans 8th District from 2001 to 2015, and also worked as an FBI agent and was a Michigan State senator.

VIDEO: Mike Rogers speaks to supporters after projected U.S. Senate primary win Mike Rogers speaks to supporters after projected U.S. Senate primary win

Rogers campaign website shows his campaign priorities focusing on the economy, China, the southern border, crime and more.

He has been endorsed by prominent Republicans including former President Donald Trump.

The Senate seat became open after Stabenow announced last year she would not seek reelection. Stabenow was Michigans first female U.S. senator and was officially sworn in in 2001.

The debate is set to take place on Oct. 14 at Channel 7. We will provide more details about the debate as it gets closer.

A 3-year-old boy accidentally shot himself in the face after getting his hands on an unsecured gun on Detroit's east side on Friday.

It happened around 4:30 p.m. on St. Patrick Avenue near Elmo Street.

The bullet grazed the boys face. He was taken to the hospital and is expected to be OK but remains in critical condition as of Friday night.

Police say the childs mom briefly set her gun on the counter and thats when the boy shot himself. There was also a locked gun box inside of the home but was not used at the time.

It only takes a minute, less than a minutes, seconds. You have to secure these weapons, Detroit Police Department Chief James White said. Youve got curious kids, a 3-year-old toddler roaming around. They see you put a gun down, theyre probably going to pick it up just like anything else.

With Michigan's gun storage law that took effect this year, White said they're looking into charging the mom with improper storage of a firearm.

Meanwhile, residents hope gun owners lock up their weapons responsibly and these incidents can come to an end.

You want kids not to see guns in the first place," neighbor Lorenzo Hardy said. "The biggest thing is please lock your guns up. It doesnt make sense for anybody to be hurt.

Detroit police are investigating.

Authorities responded to downtown Detroit near Congress and Bates streets after a manhole cover blew off on Friday afternoon following a reported explosion that sent a person to the hospital.

Deputy Fire Chief Daniel Clapp said a woman was blown back by the explosion, but that she is expected to be OK and had "no visible injuries." The victim, a 50-year-old woman, was hospitalized in serious condition as of Friday evening, the fire department said.

Clapp also said there were workers underground at the time of the explosion around 2 p.m., but that all of them were able to get to safety.

Watch video shared with us from viewers below: Manhole cover blows off in Detroit, woman transported to hospital, city confirms

All you heard was a huge explosion go off. Honestly everyone thought it was a bomb went off ... people were just running around everywhere," said Aseal Al-Samhouri, who was downtown during the incident.

The cause of explosion is under investigation but Clapp said typically this happens where there is a build up of steam and something ignites the steam, causing the manhole cover to pop up.

VIDEO: Hear from witnesses after manhole cover blows off in Detroit Witnesses speak after manhole cover blows off in Detroit, woman injured

DTE released the following statement about the incident:

"At DTE Gas, the safety of our customers and communities is our top priority. We are currently working with the Detroit Fire Department to investigate the cause of an incident in downtown Detroit in which a cover raised from a manhole not belonging to DTE. Service remains on for DTE customers in the area while the investigation continues."

Originally a city spokesperson told 7 News Detroit that the woman was hit by the manhole, but after further investigation it was determined that she was blown back by the explosion.

Stay with WXYZ.com for updates on this developing story.

A few days ahead of No. 10 Michigan's big game against No. 4 Texas, where the big screens at the Big House will be showing the highlights from the football game, the screens will feature video games.

The world's most popular streamer, Ninja, and his family will be taking over Michigan Stadium today, playing Fortnite on the Big Screen to help raise money for the school's cancer center.

Our own Mike Duffy got to sit down and talk to Ninja's brother, and the CEO and content creator of Bearded-Blevins, Jonathan Blevins.

"Can you describe to me what's going to happen tomorrow?" Mike asked.

Yeah. So were going to go live around 9:30 or 10 am eastern time and we are going to have cameras on and were going to be micd up and were going to be playing Fortnite together and talking to our incredible communities who are very excited," Jonathan replied. "Were going to have some previous Michigan athletes and current Michigan athletes joining us as well playing Fortnite, maybe on the Michigan field doing like a punt, pass, kick competition as well. All the while sharing that link in the Twitch chats and the Youtube chats where people can click and donate."

If you're not able to attend in person, you can find the link on Twitch and donate while you play.

You can watch the interview in it's entirety below: FULL INTERVIEW: Mike Duffy speaks with Jonathan Blevins, CEO and Content Creator of Breaded Blevins, ahead of Big House Fundraiser

A mother was killed and another person was critically injured after a shooting in Detroit Wednesday evening in what police say was an argument that went too far.

It happened around 8:10 p.m. in the area of Runyon and Greiner streets. Detroit police said they received a ShotSpotter alert and officers were at the scene within two minutes.

When police got to the scene, they found two people wounded, started providing aid and the victims were taken to the hospital.

According to police, an argument between two people who know each other escalated, someone pulled out a gun and as a mother tried to de-escalate the situation, she was shot and killed.

A second person was taken to the hospital in critical condition.

Its just one of those things that doesnt make sense. You got two people over here, associates hanging out. All of a sudden, they get in an argument, it escalates, we got two people shot. Its just ridiculous, a police official said.

No one is in custody as of Wednesday night. Police said theyre working to identify the suspect.

Green Day's concert at Comerica Park in Detroit Wednesday night had a brief "pause" as the band was rushed off stage in the middle of a song.

The band was performing "Longview" when someone rushed on stage and pulled them off.

Detroit police confirmed a person flew a drone into Comerica Park. The person was found outside the baseball park by police and was detained.

Watch videos of the situation at Comerica Park below: Video: Green Day concert in Detroit briefly paused as band rushed off stage

The band returned to the stage a few minutes later after the drone flew away to a cheering crowd.

Green Day posted an apology to social media and credited Detroit police for quickly resolving the situation. The post read:

"Detroit! Sorry for the delay in the show tonight, Stadium security had us clear the stage while they dealt with a potential safety issue. DPD quickly resolved the situation, and we were able to continue. Thanks for understanding. <a href="https://x.com/hashtag/greendayDetroit?src=hashtag_click">#greendayDetroit</a>"

The band performed as the headliners of a concert that also features Rancid and Smashing Pumpkins.

A 32-year-old man died in a rollover in Exeter Township late Saturday evening, according to the Monroe County Sheriff's Office.

It happened around 10:30 p.m. on South Stony Creek Road, southeast of Sumpter Road.

Investigators say that Zachary Zalenski was driving a 2002 Ford Trailblazer northwest of South Stony Creek Road when he crossed the centerline and lost control of the vehicle. Police tell us that when he attempted to re-gain control, he overcorrected, leaving the roadway, driving into a ditch, overturning and striking a utility pole.

Zalenski, who police say was not wearing a seatbelt, was pronounced dead at the scene.

Police say the crash is still under investigation, clarifying that careless driving is a factor in the crash

Novi police say one teen is dead and another injured after a shooting outside the Michigan State Fair in Novi on Saturday evening.

It happened just before 10 p.m. Saturday evening, with police responding to reports of gun shots in the area southwest of the Suburban Collection Showplace in the parking lot near Grand River Avenue.

According to police, two 14-year-old boys were shot in the parking lot of the fair.

Currently, police do not have a suspect in custody, but they believe the shooting was targeted.

No details have been released about the suspect.

Investigators told us Sunday morning that the two boys took an Uber from Detroit to Farmington Hills, then another Uber to the fair with some friends. They say the shooting may have stemmed from an argument that had been happening involving the teens that had been going all week.

VIDEO: Police presence near the Michigan State Fair after shooting confirmed Large police presence near Michigan State Fair after confirmed shooting Large police presence near Michigan State Fair

Multiple people on the scene tell 7 News Detroit they heard shots and started running.

"We're all trying to run, duck off somewhere," said one witness on the scene.

VIDEO: Witness describes situation at Michigan State Fair Witness describes situation at Michigan State Fair

The fair is being held at the Suburban Collection Showplace.

Police say there is currently no threat to the community.

State fair organizers released the following statement:

There was an incident that occurred last night outside the perimeter of the Michigan State Fair involving an isolated shooting resulting from an altercation. The entire Michigan State Fair family grieves for the loss of such a young life and for all those affected.The Michigan State Fair and community law enforcement partners are committed to the safety of the guests and participants. Safety is the top priority and the State Fair had increased safety measures in place including weapons detection systems and increased police presence onsite.After review of the incident with law enforcement officials, community leaders, and the Michigan State Fair operations team and Executive Committee, the Michigan State Fair will continue to operate with even further additional police presence and important adjustments to the closing hours and policies. The Michigan State Fair will be closing the Box Office and Entry at 6:00pm and closing down the Fairgrounds at 7:00pm on Sunday and Monday. For the remainder of the fair, any attendees under the age of 18 must accompanied by a parent or legal guardian to enter.The Michigan State Fair is continuing this effort on behalf of the vital agricultural and livestock community and to honor and carry on the commitment to revive the great tradition of the Michigan State Fair.Those who desire a refund, who have not yet scanned their ticket yet, can contact the Michigan State Fair.Stay with WXYZ.com for updates on this developing story.

Police in Detroit were on the scene of a standoff with a barricaded gunman on the citys west city after a non-fatal shooting on Friday.

It started around 3 p.m. on Whitfield Street near Joy Road and Grand River Avenue.

A person had reportedly been shot three times, police said. The victim was taken to the hospital and was reported to be in temporary serious condition as of Friday night.

According to police, the incident stemmed from a domestic dispute that happened earlier in the day between the victims mom and the alleged shooter.

After the victim was shot, the accused shooter ran back into the home, police said. Hostages were not believed to be involved.

We know that the individual has a past of felonies. He has done some violent things in the past. We know he is armed with many different weapons some long guns, some handguns, Detroit Police Department Deputy Chief Arnold Williams told reporters at the scene.

Negotiators were talking to the man inside the home, lost contact and were trying to regain communication with him. Police said late Friday that the suspect was not in the home when they gained access.

They cleared the scene around 12:30 a.m.

Police say the investigation is ongoing.

Former President Donald Trump is returning to Michigan today to deliver remarks in Potterville, Michigan.

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Trump is expected to speak about the economy, inflation and manufacturing during his visit.

His speech is at Alro Steel.

Trump was in Michigan on Monday to speak at the National Guard conference in Detroit.

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Vice President Kamala Harris is scheduled to visit Michigan for a campaign event on Labor Day. 

Second Gentlemen Doug Emhoff, the husband of Kamala Harris, is also scheduled to appear in Grand Rapids this morning.

It was only a few years ago that students didn't go to school until after Labor Day. But in recent years, districts decided to let out for the summer earlier, due to heat concerns.

7 News Reporter Meghan Daniels took to the streets to see what parents think about this. The parents we spoke to are divided. Some say, there is no good reason for kids to be in school this early, while others say, they should go back earlier.

"They're coddled enough," said Canada Foster, a mother of seven. "They need to know, hey, sometimes it's hot you need to work, sometimes it's cold you have to work."

Foster just moved back to Detroit from Texas and she's thrilled with the early start.

"My kids get a couple more weeks of education they don't have that long summer break where they forget everything."

She says in her opinion, the days before Labor Day are a great way to get kids reacclimated to their school schedules.

"Just a quick refresher before school actually kicks off is perfect for me. This is the best that they've had so far."

But Teandra Brown disagrees.

"They should have just waited until this week to start school instead of this week if they knew it was going to be hot," said Brown, a mother of one.

She says her son should have enjoyed one last week of summer, especially if the school day would be cut short due to the heat.

"It's just a waste of time, Waste of uniform, waste of lunches," Brown continued.

Many parents told us that while they can't control the weather, they feel situations like this are completely avoidable by having air conditioning in all school buildings.

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A metro Detroit doctor is facing several charges for allegedly explicitly filming people in several different areas of hospitals, homes and other places.

 

Officials also say the suspect allegedly sexually abused some of his victims on camera.

Oumair Aejaz, 40, is charged with one count of child sexually abusive activity, four counts of capturing/distributing an image of an unclothed person and five counts of using a computer to commit a crime.

VIDEO: Hear from Oakland County Sheriff Michael Bouchard in the video below: Local doc accused of filming kids, adults at swim school, hospitals & more

Its alleged that Aejaz placed hidden cameras in changing rooms, bathrooms, hospital rooms, closets, bedrooms, bathrooms and closets of residences he had access to.

According to Oakland County Sheriff Michael Bouchard, the victims range from children as young as two years old all the way up to adults.

Bouchard said Aejaz was a contract physician who went to different locations, and they have executed a number of search warrants.

So far, police say they have seized six computers, four phones and 15 external storage drives. One of those hard drives alone reportedly has 13,000 videos on it.

According to Bouchard, due to the lengthy amount of time hes been allegedly involved in this activity, they believe there is more to be uncovered and they believe there are more victims out there.

Those who believe they may be a victim or may have information are asked to email OCSOSIU@oakgov.com.

According to Oakland County Prosecutor, the case stems from a mom bringing her child to a swim school and that the suspect was filming them from another changing stall.

Aejaz was arrested on Aug. 8 and was arraigned on those charges on Aug. 13 and given a $2 million bond.

RELATED VIDEO: Watch the full press conference with Bouchard and McDonald below: FULL PRESS CONFERENCE: Officials announce charges against Michigan doctor for alleged sex crimes

The victimization is so broad and the perversion so great that were just beginning to wrap our arms around it. Disturbing on so many levels. Its hard to look at the videos of that activity. Where a woman is basically unconscious in a hospital bed. A 2-year-old thinking theyre out for a swim day, Bouchard said. Theres nobody thats out of bounds for this sick, sick activity.

McDonald said the case is extremely disturbing and that most of the activity took place in the Rochester and Rochester Hills areas.

She said that those charges are only related to the victims they know about so far but they know there will be many more victims coming forward. Those are a 2-year-old, a 4-year-old and two women.

According to McDonald, the hospitals where he allegedly worked are cooperating and want to work with law enforcement to hold him accountable.

I cant stress enough the amount of hours and hours of work it takes for the computer crimes section of the sheriffs office, and they have been doing that for almost around the clock for a week, McDonald said.

Bouchard said that it could take six months for the detectives to go through all the evidence. He said the suspect was using a variety of camera options.

According to Bouchard, Aejaz has worked at Ascension Gensys Hospital in Grant Blanc and Henry Ford Macomb Hospital. He's an Indian citizen who came to the U.S. in 2011 for an internship and did his residency at Sinai Grace. He moved to Alabama and then moved back to metro Detroit.