Who is Mario Greene? Henry Ford Hospital shooting suspect shoots and kills his ex-wife
Detroit Police is searching for Mario Greene, 53, the suspect in his ex-wife's fatal shooting at Henry Ford Hospital. He was last seen in a white Dodge Charger.
Mario Greene is being wanted by police as the suspect in the fatal shooting of his ex-wife this morning at Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit, as per WXYZ Detroit. He was last spotted in a white Dodge Charger with the Michigan registration plate DXC7067.
Following the shooting, the authorities place the hospital under lockdown, but it was later lifted, as per a representative who spoke to 7 News Detroit. The hospital is situated at 2799 West Grand Boulevard.

Police are presently searching for Mario Green, 53, who they claim shot the victim and fled the hospital in a 2011 white Dodge Charger. The suspect was said to be dressed entirely in black with a gold chain.
According to police, the victim, who was reportedly around 40 years old, was employed at the hospital.
The victim requested a personal protection order against the culprit a month ago, police said.
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Here's what Detroit Police said about Mario Greene
Green, who according to police lives in Bloomfield Hills, is believed to be dangerous and armed.
“We expect to have him in custody very, very shortly,” Todd Bettison, the chief of DCPD, stated.
A person who was inside the hospital during the lockdown state that things were “horrible.”
“When you're in a room and ... they tell you can't leave and if somebody's shooting, you just, you just don't know, and your life just start flashing, you know, in front of your eyes, so it's like ‘my children, my family, oh God, I need to make it home.’ I'm just glad to be out of there and prayers, prayers to her family. That's horrible. That's a horrible thing,” Tasheena Stephens told WXYZ Detroit.
Authorities have launch a hunt to arrest the armed suspect, who is still on the run.
Moreover, officials do not believe there were any other gunshot victims.
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