Livonia Woman Charged After Shooting at Friend’s Father in Macomb County

Two separate shooting incidents in Macomb County highlight ongoing concerns about gun violence in personal disputes. In Mount Clemens, Cheyenne Lauren Randolph pleaded guilty to assault with intent to do great bodily harm and felony firearm charges after shooting her father four times during an argument; her sentencing is scheduled for October. Meanwhile, Kimberly Lozano, a 31-year-old Livonia woman, faces multiple felony charges including assault with intent to murder and discharging a firearm in a building after shooting at her friend's father in Eastpointe when asked to leave his home; she was also charged with resisting arrest during her apprehension. Prosecutor Peter Lucido emphasized that firearms escalate conflicts into life-threatening situations and stressed that violence is a choice with serious consequences. Both cases carry severe penalties, with Lozano's charges carrying a potential life sentence, and Randolph awaiting sentencing. These incidents underscore the prosecutor's message against using guns to resolve personal disputes.