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29-year-old Malik Letroy Webb charged in fatal shooting of 71-year-old Barbara Wolf on Christmas Eve in Oxford

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A Flint man, Malik Letroy Webb, 29, has been charged with 19 felony counts, including felony murder, for a violent shooting incident on Christmas Eve in Oxford, Michigan. The attack left Dr. Barbara Wolf, a prominent community member, dead and two others injured.

A Flint man, Malik Letroy Webb, 29, has been charged with 19 felony counts, including felony murder, for a violent shooting incident on Christmas Eve in Oxford, Michigan. The attack left Dr. Barbara Wolf, a prominent community member, dead and two others injured.

The incident occurred on the evening of December 24, 2024, near Ray Road and North Oxford Road.

Dr. Barbara Wolf, 67, stopped to assist Webb after his car slid into a ditch. Tragically, her altruism was met with violence when Webb allegedly opened fire, fatally wounding Dr. Wolf.

Dr. Wolf’s 38-year-old daughter, a passenger in her vehicle, was also shot and remains hospitalized in serious condition.

A 56-year-old Oxford man, who had also stopped to help, was shot in the arm and has since been treated and released.

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A 39-year-old woman from Oxford Township was held at gunpoint during a failed carjacking attempt by Webb.

Oakland County Sheriff Michael Bouchard expressed deep frustration over the incident, stating:

“This violent and heinous act is tragic on every level. This is yet another case where a convicted felon with prior weapons charges was allowed back into the community to harm others. This senseless murder could have been prevented.”

Webb, a convicted felon, faces the following charges:

  • Felony Murder (carjacking as the underlying felony)
  • Three Counts of Assault with Intent to Murder
  • Three Counts of Felonious Assault
  • Carjacking
  • Carrying a Concealed Weapon
  • Possession of a Firearm by a Prohibited Person
  • Nine Counts of Felony Firearm Possession (Third Offense)

If convicted of felony murder, Webb faces mandatory life imprisonment without parole.

Webb was arraigned in Novi’s 52-1 District Court and is currently being held without bond.

The Oakland County Sheriff’s Office is urging anyone with additional details about the incident to come forward.

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This tragic event serves as a stark reminder of the risks faced by Good Samaritans and underscores the importance of ensuring convicted felons are held accountable to prevent further harm.


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One Dead, One Injured in Apparent Self-Defense Shooting Outside Cali Rose 15 Kitchen in Lakeland

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On Thursday, April 24, 2025, at approximately 9:31 p.m., officers with the Lakeland Police Department responded to reports of a shooting at Cali Rose 15 Kitchen, formerly known as Rush Hour Bar & Grill, located at 1323 Ariana Street in Lakeland.

Upon arrival, officers discovered that two individuals—identified as Jesse Banks, 28, of Lakeland, and Nicholas Lue, 26, of West Palm Beach—had sustained gunshot wounds.

Both men were transported to Lakeland Regional Health for emergency treatment.

Despite the efforts of medical personnel, Banks was pronounced deceased.

Lue was stabilized and remains hospitalized in recovery.

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Preliminary findings from witness interviews and physical evidence at the scene indicate that the incident began as a verbal altercation between Banks, Lue, and another individual, identified as Tre D’Shon Huntly, 24, of Lakeland.

The confrontation occurred just outside the restaurant’s front entrance.

According to investigators, the dispute escalated when Banks physically struck Huntly in the head.

At that moment, a male standing just inside the business opened the front door in defense of Huntly.

Banks and Lue then allegedly turned their aggression toward this second individual, producing a firearm and pointing it at him.

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In response, Huntly drew a handgun and discharged several rounds, striking both Banks and Lue.

A handgun was later recovered from Banks at the scene.

Huntly remained at the location and fully cooperated with detectives during the investigation.

Based on the information available, it appears Huntly acted in self-defense.

No criminal charges have been filed at this time.

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The investigation remains active and ongoing.

Anyone with additional information regarding the incident is urged to contact Detective Neal Robertson at 863-834-6971 or via email at neal.robertson@lakelandgov.net.


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