Longtime resident of Grands Rapids, MI, Ryan Christie has allegedly passed away. On Wednesday, June 12, 2024, reports suggesting the alleged death of Ryan Christie surfaced online. However, at the time that this news surfaced online, many remain skeptical towards the news of Ryan Christie’s alleged death because no precise details have been revealed by the public. The general public is urged to treat this information with all sense of caution as false news tends to spread very quickly. Ryan Christie was a longtime resident of Grand Rapids, Michigan, United States.
Read more: Bay City man died after sustaining injuries from from shooting
The Bay City Department of Public Safety is investigating the shooting death of a 28-year-old male. This week’s autopsy is planned to ascertain the cause of death for victim Simeon Berry. Due to gunfire, officers were called to the vicinity of McKinley Avenue and N. Jefferson Street about 8:30 p.m. on Tuesday. Berry was discovered to have multiple gunshot wounds. He was suffering from potentially fatal injuries in an open location in the 500 block of North Jefferson. After receiving care, Berry passed away.
Two Black male suspects were reportedly observed by the police leaving the scene after perhaps getting into a silver SUV. At the location, officers found evidence, and the investigation is still ongoing. Michigan State Police, who had been in the area shortly before the incident, provided assistance to the officers. There doesn’t seem to be a random occurrence going on, and the public is not in immediate danger.
A bullet struck an electrical box during this incident, resulting in minor internal component damage. The electrical contractors had to turn off the area’s power for a while in order to fix the damage. Call the non-emergency number of Bay County Central Dispatch at 989-892-9551 or the Bay City Department of Public Safety at 989-892-8571 if you have any information about this occurrence. Another way that people can anonymously contribute information is by visiting P3Tips.com, downloading the P3 mobile app, or phoning Crime Stoppers at 1-800-422-JAIL (5245). You can post films and photos online or through the app.
