Police Confiscate Supercar After Wedding Becomes Mobile Gun Display | Carscoops

      Some types of celebrations can unfortunately cross legal boundaries.

      On June 12, 2025, at 09:51, Stephen Rivers reported:

      Police responded to reports of gunfire coming from a Lamborghini on a public road. The passenger allegedly claimed the gunfire was part of wedding festivities. This individual now faces several charges, and police have confiscated the luxury vehicle.

      While we all might get a little overly excited at times, one person in Michigan took it to an extreme level. According to the police, someone repeatedly fired a gun into the air from within a moving Lamborghini Huracan.

      This incident did not occur in a remote area or on private land, but rather on a busy street in Dearborn, Michigan, with other drivers simply trying to navigate their Sunday. Unsurprisingly, this behavior did not please the authorities.

      The Dearborn Police Department stated that bystanders reported the situation on Sunday evening. The video of the event is available below. They notified law enforcement about the gunfire, and officers managed to trace the purple Lamborghini Huracan to a banquet hall in Dearborn Heights. After seizing the vehicle, which was identified as a rental, they set off to locate the person who had discharged the weapon.

      According to reports, an anonymous tip helped police find the suspect, who was subsequently arrested. He now faces charges for recklessly discharging a firearm. Dearborn Police Chief Issa Shahin expressed concerns on Instagram.

      “We want the community to know that we will not tolerate reckless or dangerous activities in the name of celebration,” Shahin stated. “Discharging a weapon from a moving vehicle, particularly in a busy area, is illegal and endangers lives. While Dearborn is a city that embraces joyous events, any celebration that threatens public safety will be addressed promptly. Let this serve as a clear warning: if you violate the law in our city, we will locate you and ensure you are held accountable.”

      A Common, Risky Trend

      Some may wonder why such stern actions were taken when no one was injured. Shahin explained to Fox 2 Detroit that such incidents are relatively common. "There seems to be a trend of people renting vehicles to celebrate on their way to weddings. They often stop, block traffic, and fire a gun out the window as part of the celebration."

      So, yes, incidents like this are more frequent than one might assume. However, perhaps now that this particular act has attracted widespread attention, it may discourage others from treating the highway as a personal parade route.