Police Continue To Search For Uncle Of Teen Shot, Killed Over Thanksgiving

DETROIT (WWJ) - A solemn beginning to the week for classmates of a Detroit teenager killed during a family argument.

As police continue to search for 16-year-old Freland Priedgan's uncle, James Graham, the suspect in the death of Priedgan, students at Henry Ford School for Creative Studies begin to process the loss.

According to police, 48-year-old Graham was involved in an argument with his 16-year-old nephew, during which he allegedly produced a weapon and fired a shot, striking the teen.

Graham remains at large and is to be considered armed and dangerous. He's described as a black male, 5'9″ tall and 198 pounds.
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Graham then fled the scene in a powder blue Chevy pick-up truck with a partial Michigan license plate number of "1317."

The teen died Saturday from his injuries.

Priedgan was one of four people who lost their lives to violence over the holiday weekend.

Anyone with information on Graham's whereabouts is urged to contact police at 313-596-1616, or call Crime Stoppers anonymously at 1-800-SPEAK-UP.