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Argument leads to deadly shooting in Pontiac

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PONTIAC, Mich. (WJBK) -

A heated argument leads to a deadly shooting in Pontiac. One man is dead; his brother was also shot and injured. The Oakland County Sheriff's Department worked quickly to make an arrest.

Click on the video player to watch Ronnie Dahl's report.

The sheriff's department got a call around 8:30pm Friday about shots fired on the 100 block of Stegman Lane. While they were responding, two men with gunshot wounds arrived at McLaren Hospital. 22-year-old Frederick Acha-Caragena was shot multiple times in the chest. He died. His 23-year-old brother was shot in the leg and is expected to survive

Information was developed by detectives and the sheriff's Fugitive Apprehension Team about the suspect's location. As a result a 22-year-old man from Pontiac was taken into custody at 3am Saturday at a hotel in Wyoming, MI just outside of Grand Rapids. He's now in the Oakland County Jail. The case is expected to be presented to the prosecutor's office Monday.

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