Detroit police are on the scene of a shooting on the city's west side.

7 Action News has been told an African American man has been shot in the head. The unidentified man is in critical condition.

Police say he was driving at the the time he was shot. It is possible that the shots were fired inside the car, a silver Chrysler which crashed after the shooting. However, that has yet to be determined.

Police are searching for two African American men who were seen running from the car following the crash.

Anyone with information is asked to contact Detroit police.</s>Detroit Police are investigating after a man is found shot in the head on the city’s west side. Police say the man was shot while driving. Police are now trying to determine if shots were fired into the vehicle. The man’s Chrysler crashed following the shooting. Police are searching for two black men who were seen running from the scene.</s>DETROIT (WWJ) — Police are investigating a shooting on the Detroit’s west side Monday afternoon that left one man hospitalized and two suspects at large.

The unidentified male victim was driving a silver Chrysler sedan on Greenfield Rd. at Glendale Ave. — just north of I-96 — shortly after 3 p.m. Monday when he was shot in the head, police told WWJ Newsradio 950.

It is unclear, police say, if the shots were fired from inside or outside of the vehicle, but investigators say two men were seen running from the area after the car crashed into a nearby radiator repair shop.

The victim was taken to DMC Sinai Grace Hospital. His condition is unknown.

[Stay with CBSDetroit.com and LISTEN LIVE to WWJ Newsradio 950 for the latest]</s>DETROIT (WXYZ) - Detroit police are investigating after a man was carjacked on the city's east side near Chalmers and Glenfield.

Police say the man was driving a 2000 silver Mercedes when he was approached.

The suspect(s) reportedly made him strip down to his shorts and stole his car.

The man was able to get to a nearby party store and call police.

His Mercedes was later found wrecked at Gratiot and Hazelridge after the suspect(s) crashed into a police.</s>Police say four men were taken into custody Sunday morning following a single car crash on Williams near Everhart Rd.</s>PHOENIX - A bizarre car crash in the West Valley Tuesday morning led DPS to find out the car was stolen.

At 2:30 a.m., DPS said a trooper saw a driver driving erratically and went to pull the car over. The driver refused and sped off.

The trooper ran the plates and discovered the car was reported stolen from a home Monday night.

The driver lost the trooper and then crashed the car into a light pole in a parking lot near 35th and Camelback avenues, DPS said.

The driver and the passenger bailed and ran south on 35th Avenue into a nearby neighborhood.

According to DPS, after about 10 minutes of searching for the suspects, the driver came out of hiding and ran. He was taken into custody.

The passenger is still at large.</s>An 18-year-old man started the new year by getting arrested … and then continued it by stealing a police car.

The NYPD reported Sunday that an unnamed man was arrested at West 158 Street and the Henry Hudson Parkway, cuffed and then put into a squad car. It was not immediately clear why he was detained in the first place.

At some point before the officers got into the car, he managed to get control of it and drive off. Reports suggested he was possibly driving with the car’s lights and sirens on for a time.

Local police found the car in Yonkers later Sunday morning, and the suspect was re-arrested a few hours later.</s>MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) – Police are investigating after a car crash in St. Paul left a man seriously injured.

According to police, around 9: 45 a.m. two people were driving on Eustis Street and Territorial Road on the city’s far west side.

Somehow, the car crashed. The male passenger was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. No word has been given on his current status.

The driver of the vehicle is expected to be OK.

St. Paul police are investigating the cause of the crash.</s>Between 1991 and 1992, some owners of the 348 wanted something different for their cars, at least in terms of design and so the 348 Zagato Elaborazione was born.

The bodywork of the car was rounder, it had large NACA-type air vents on the sides, redesigned bumpers, a front hood with new vents and new mirrors.

The engine cover was made of glass, a discreet spoiler was added, which was controlled by a switch in the dashboard and the car had also new lights.

Internally, the car had new seats that offered better lateral support and had leather upholstery, while it also had a Momo steering wheel and a screen that displayed the video of the camera that was located on the mirrors.

Mechanically, the 3.4-liter V8 engine of the car was not modified and it produced 300 hp at 7,200 rpm. Zagato had announced that they would produce the car in a limited production of 22 units, but only 10 were built. Each Elaborazione, however, was slightly different from the other and they were available in three colors: red, yellow and silver.</s>It's easy to forget something when you are in a rush, but one thing you shouldn't forget is to put your handbrake on when you leave the car.

That's one lesson this police officer learned the hard way after his patrol car rolled backwards into a parked car when he jumped out and forgot to put the brakes on.

The car also almost hit a pedestrian crossing the road.

A video of the incident has been shared more than 1,100 times on Facebook and been viewed more than 130,000 times.

But while many are criticising the cop for his part in the incident, others aren't impressed with the actions of the person behind the wheel of the car and say he had enough time to get his car out of the way or should have tried to stop the police car from rolling back instead of just beeping his horn.

One commenter, John Morris, said: "The only idiot here is the tool that watched them get out car and walk away then proceed to watch their car roll into his"

Gav McElroy said: "Unbelievable!! Nobody tried to get in the car and apply its handbrake tax payers money up the swanny for nowt! The kid with the camera clearly sees this as an opportunity for a claim made no attempt to move out of its way or anything"

But others jumped to his defence and say he couldn't move because of the red light, and insist it would be madness to try and stop a car when it was rolling.

Heather Marie Atkinson said: "I'd like to see anyone try pushing that ARV do You know how heavy they are"

John Chisolm said: "How would folk suggest stopping it? Jumping a red light in their car?

What if the car was locked?

"Loads of wannabe heroes, the bloke did the best thing, not his problem or his fault. Simple case closed really."
In Detroit, Michigan an African American man was shot in the head driving a car which crashed, police are searching for two men who ran from the car after the crash (WXYZ)