On June 22, 2025, a 31-year-old man, Brian Anthony Browning of Romulus, Michigan tried to burst into a Sunday morning service at CrossPointe Community Church in Wayne, Michigan. He shot and wounded one person in the leg, and was subsequently hit and wounded by a parishioner's car. He then was confronted by church security who shot him dead.
According to the church's pastor and those acquainted with Browning, he had been dealing with mental health issues and was struggling with his own relationship with his beliefs regarding the Christian religion. Browning had been an occasional visitor at the church, and his mother was also an occasional parishioner at the church, having been baptized there in October 2024.
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