QUINNESEC — Over the weekend, the Dickinson County Sheriff’s Office responded to a tip they received about a possible planned theater shooting at the Tri City Cinema 8 in Quinnesec, Michigan.
The shooting was supposed to occur at 6:30 p.m. on October 13th at a showing of Happy Death Day. Upon arrival, deputies locked down the building and investigated the scene.
They didn’t find any weapons, but interviews conducted on the scene provided them with the name of a juvenile male. No arrests were made and the investigation is ongoing.
Once the theater was secured and found to be safe, it reopened for business. Deputies were assisted by the Michigan State Police, Iron Mountain Police Department and an off-duty Kingsford Public Safety Officer and the staff of the Tri City Cinema 8, which the Dickinson County Sheriff’s Office said greatly helped in the investigation, leading to a prompt response to the alleged threat.
Once completed, the investigation will be forwarded to the Dickinson County Prosecutor’s Office for review.
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