Southfield Bar Could Lose License After Brawl, Shooting Caught On Video

SOUTHFIELD (WWJ) - The mayor of Southfield is among those calling for the closure of a local bar following two shootings there in just over a year.

Four people were shot during a brawl caught on video at Bar 7, at 12 Mile Road and Telegraph, early Saturday morning; the same spot where three people were shot during a fight in November of last year.

Mayor Ken Siver is now calling for an emergency city council vote to revoke Bar 7's liquor license.

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WWJ's Charlie Langton reports while the bar's owners say they will make changes, such as closing at midnight and hiring better security, they will fight any liquor license revocation.

A Jackson man, meanwhile, had being charged with assault with attempt to murder in Saturday's shooting. Bond was set at a $500,000 in district court Monday for 26-year-old Andre Deshawn Robinson, who also faces a gun charge.

Police said Robinson was part of a group that got involved in a dispute with another group of patrons that led to the gunfire. One person was critically wounded, while three suffered not-life-threatening injures.

One of the wounded, a  21-year-old Detroit man who was shot in the arm, was also arrested at the scene.