Before Halloween, Warren police are sending out a warning to the public after they say a recent investigation led to the discovery of products resembling candy and chips that contain THC and psilocybin mushroom products.

Watch Darren Cunningham's video report: Police warn families of lookalike candy & chips containing THC, psilocybin

According to police, a warrant was executed at a home in Warren on Thursday, where officers found several bags of chips, snacks and candy that looked to be inside regular packages of well-known brands, but they actually contained THC or psilocybin mushroom products.

Our investigation revealed that certain candies and snacks were deliberately made to look like everyday treats, but actually contained dangerous substances such as THC and psilocybin mushrooms. Were grateful to have removed these items before they could fall into the hands of children. This serves as an important reminder for families to carefully inspect all Halloween treats and to prioritize safety this season, said Warren Police Commissioner Eric Hawkins in a press release.

The Warren Police Department offered these tips for families for trick-or-treating:

Carefully inspect all candy and treats before allowing children to consume them. Discard any unwrapped, loose, or homemade items unless you know and trust the source. Look for unusual packaging, odors, or discoloration that may indicate tampering. Remind children not to eat any treats until they return home and an adult has had a chance to check them. If you discover any suspicious items, do not handle themcontact the Warren Police Department.

Jaime Douglas, a parent told 7 News Detroit, "I'm definitely worried about my kids always. So, now I'm glad that I know though and I can make my kids aware too (and) that they need to be checking that it's candy for them and not 21 and plus."

Allen Gist, another parent said, "It's crazy cause remember when we was kids they was like they was putting like sharp objects in there and stuff like that."

Anyone who has questions about Halloween safety or would like to report suspicious items is urged to contact the Warren Police Department.

Firefighters battled a massive fire at an apartment complex for seniors in Southgate Friday night.

It happened at American House Southgate on Allen Road near Pennsylvania Road.

Watch our report from the scene below: Crews battling fire at Southgate senior living facility

According to Public Safety Director Joseph Marsh, first responders worked to get people out. Southgate police said Saturday that everyone has been accounted for and that several tenants were transported to the hospital for evaluation and treatment.

Watch video from Chopper 7 below: Video: Chopper 7 over massive fire at Southgate senior assisted living facility

Police say displaced residents were taken to the Southgate Senior Center at 14700 Reaume Parkway.

The cause of the fire has yet to be determined and an investigation is underway.

This is a breaking news story. Stay with 7 News Detroit as we learn more.

Organizers in Corktown are encouraging Detroit City Council to approve a plan to rename a street in honor of Greg Mudge, the founder of Mudgie's Deli.

First submitted in 2022, organizers are now asking people to make their voices heard and either attend the Detroit City Council meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 28, call-in for support or email councilmembers.

Mudge, the founder of the beloved Mudgie's Deli in Corktown, died unexpectedly at the age of 46 in September 2021.

Watch below: Our 2021 report on Greg Mudge's passing

Beloved Corktown deli owner dies at the age of 46

"This campaign is dedicated to honoring Greg by officially naming a street after him in Corktown. Now in its fourth year, our movement is fueled by love, memories, and a shared belief that Greg deserves permanent recognition in the neighborhood he helped shape. With your help, we can get this across the finish line," the description on the Greg Mudge Street website reads.

In order to maximize turnout, organizers have gotten a 46-seat bus from Detroit Bus Co. to shuttle supporters from Mudge's in Corktown to City Hall and back on the day of the vote.

Watch below: Corktown mourns the loss of Mudgie's Founder Greg Mudge

Corktown mourns loss of Greg Mudge

"Greg gave his life to Detroit  not just with sandwiches, but with his energy, his advocacy, his love for the people around him. It's time the city gave something back. 'Greg Mudge St.' would enshrine his impact in Corktown forever," Mudgie's GM Benjamin Kehoe said.

Under the proposal, the secondary street sign would be located at the intersection of Porter and Brooklyn streets, the location of Mudgie's.

The Macomb County Sheriff's Office said they have determined that the officer-involved shooting outside of the Roseville Police Department earlier this month was "justified."

Watch our live report from the Noon show VIDEO: Officials determine officer-involved shooting outside Roseville PD was 'justified'

Officials released surveillance video and body camera video that shows the suspect ram his Pontiac G5 into a patrol SUV with a police officer inside in the police department parking lot and then exit the vehicle holding a knife. You then hear officers telling the suspect to drop the knife multiple times before shots are fired.

Prior to the ramming, surveillance video shows the suspect almost go through a dry run, tapping the patrol SUV before three officers came outside to respond to a call and got inside their vehicles.

Watch edited video released by officials below. Warning: Graphic content and language: Officials release surveillance and bodycam video of officer-involved shooting outside of Roseville PD

Macomb County Sheriff Anthony Wickersham said two officers fired seven shots during the incident, six of which hit the suspect.

Officials say the suspect is still in critical condition and under guard by Macomb County Sheriff's deputies.

Watch part of the press conference in the video player below: Officials provide update on officer-involved shooting outside Roseville PD

"After reviewing all the facts of the case, the videos, the sheriff's office has determined that the shooting was justified and conformed to state law and departmental procedures," said Sheriff Wickersham.

Sheriff Wickersham said the Roseville police officers acted courageously in the situation.

"They acted within their training, within their policies and procedures, and they all went home that night," he said at the press conference.

See video from Chopper 7 over the scene in the video below Chopper 7 video over the scene of officer-involved shooting in Roseville

The sheriff said officials also spoke with the suspect's family.

"We did sit down with the family. They've seen the video. We've ascertained some information that the individual did have some mental health issues, but motive, why he did it, we haven't had an opportunity to talk to him. I think the family did indicate that he was a supporter of law enforcement," he said.

7 News Detroit spoke to the suspect's defense attorney William Barnwell. He says people should not rush to judgement.

"You might think well we see something on camera, its as clear as day, why have a trial. Everybody has rights under the law and theres a number of defenses that could play out here," said Barnwell.

The sheriff said felony charges for the suspect have been authorized by the Macomb County Prosecutor's Office. The suspect has not yet been arraigned.

Playoffs are on the horizon for the High School football season in Michigan, and for our Game of the Week in Week 9, Allen Park (5-3) will travel to Marauder Stadium to face Gibraltar Carlson (8-0) in the final week of the regular season.

Alex Crescenti will report live on 7 News Detroit at 6 p.m. on Friday from the stadium at Carlson High School, and will have highlights at the 10 p.m. and 11 p.m. shows.

A man is in custody and awaiting arraignment after authorities say he attempted to shoot and kill a well-known businessman in his own front yard.

Watch Brittany's report from this morning Macomb County businessman shares details about the shooting caught on home security cameras

Eddie Jawad was shot outside his home near 24 Mile and Springdale Drive in Macomb Township last Tuesday, with the suspect taken into custody on Sunday in Warren.

Macomb County SWAT, other local police, and the FBI's violent crime and gang task force executed a search warrant at a home on Rivard, taking the 32-year-old suspect into custody.

Jaward was driving a Black SUV when he was ambushed, with a gunman popping out from between parked vehicles. He began to shoot at Jawad as the businessman tried to drive away. The 61-year-old was shot in the leg and cut by glass.

Investigators used surveillance video to track the suspect's movements leading up to and right after the shooting. That video, coupled with witness statements, led investigators to the Warren home on Rivard Avenue Sunday, where police arrested the suspect for his alleged involvement in Jawad's attempted murder.

Jawad owns several metro Detroit gas stations. He is expected to be okay, and as of Monday morning, there's no date set for the suspect's arraignment.

Watch our previous coverage Man shot outside his Macomb Township home speaks out

Longtime Detroit TV and radio personality Bob Hynes died over the weekend in California, following a brief illness, according to a family spokesperson.

The Sagniaw native hosted his own morning show in the 1970s and 1980s, right here on Channel 7. His many guests included Gordie Howe and Florence Henderson.

Hynes also hosted an afternoon show on WJR Radio, and filled in on 'Bill Kennedy at the Movies'.

At one point in his career, he also served as a meteorologist, before co-founding WYUR Radio.

Hynes was 93 years old.

All three men who lost their lives in a plane crash near Lansing this past week have been identified, with Bath Township Police releasing more details from it's investigation at a press conference on Sunday.

Watch the full press conference in the video player below Victims of fatal plane crash near Lansing identified by officials

The small jet went down around 5 p.m. on Thursday, in the Rose Lake State Wildlife Area. The crash started a fire, killing all three men on board.

Watch viewer video from the crash Viewer video shows smoke from small plane crash new Lansing

First responders struggled to access the site, a secluded, wooded area with no road access.

"We actually had to use saws and manpower to blaze a trail, follow it back, to even the site itself," said Chief Mark Koonter with the Bath Township Fire Department.

"Our superintendent and I went out to the scene the night of," said township supervisor Ryan Fewins-Bliss. "The professionalism, the dedication, the sweat and blood and tears.. it was an incredible sight."

The Mexican Consulate in Detroit has identified the three victims as:

Rodolfo Pimentel Zamora, a pilot Francisco Del Moral Jimenez, a pilot Alvaro Espejo Javier Rodriguez, a mechanic

The Federal Aviation Administration and the National Transportation Safety Board are still on site as they investigate. Clean-up is expected to wrap up in the next few days.

For the first time ever, the city of Detroit is hosting Diwali in the D this coming week (Oct. 20-25), a weeklong celebration of the Festival of Lights.

The festivities will be hosted at multiple venues, including Momo Cha and Detroit Shipping Company. Supported by the Shanti Foundation, Diwali in the D aims to raise cultural awareness while creating a new Detroit tradition.

Diwali is a time of new beginnings and unity, and were excited to share those traditions with the entire Detroit community, said Surab Deb, Shanti Foundation. This festival is not just for South Asiansits a celebration for everyone to experience the joy, colors, and culture of Diwali.

The family-friendly event will feature:

Live cultural performances showcasing dance, music, and theater Traditional food & drink specials with a modern Detroit twist Community art activations and family-friendly activities Workshops and demonstrations introducing Diwali traditions to new audiences

For more information on the foundation and Diwali in the D, click here.

Police are searching for a man after they say he crashed a car into a pole on I-94 near Ecorse Road.

Michigan State Police said the crash happened around 3:40 a.m. Troopers got to the scene of the crash and found a car submerged in the water.

A 25-year-old female passenger from Newport who police suspect may have been intoxicated said that her boyfriend was still in the car when she got out of the vehicle.

Troopers have not found anyone around the area of the crash. The Downriver Mutual Aid Dive Team was contacted to search the water and help recover the car.

Three people were stabbed by their family member at a home in Canton Tuesday afternoon, police said.

The incident happened around 3:40 p.m. on Parklawn Drive, which is near Geddes and Beck roads.

Watch Darren Cunningham's video report below: 3 people stabbed by family member in Canton, police say

Police said the suspect is a family member of the victims and was arrested quickly.

Neighbors told 7 News Detroit that the suspect stabbed his mother, brother and sister.

The mother and sister collapsed on their driveway, while the brother was stabbed, ran down the street and collapsed, according to witnesses.

Watch Chopper 7 above the scene: Chopper 7 over Canton stabbing scene

The victims were taken for medical treatment. Their conditions are unknown at this time.

7 News Detroit is working to learn more information and will provide additional details as they come in.