- Coby is reportedly showing “obvious signs of mental scars.” He has been unable to sleep in his own bed, despite being able to do so since he was 2.
- The 6-year-old tries to sleep alone at first but always ends up next to his father. He also reportedly asks questions like, “Why would [the alleged shooter] do that?”
- Coby was trying to retrieve his bike in front of a neighbor’s house when the shooting happened. The suspect, Ryan Le-Nguyen, allegedly threatened Coby with a sledgehammer before shooting him in the arm.
- “He tried hitting me with a sledgehammer but that’s not going to work because I’m too fast. Then he got a gun and boom, shot me right here,” Coby told FOX 2 Detroit shortly after the incident.
- Coby has an appointment with a therapist this week, Arnold told TMZ. He is also expected to undergo physical therapy after his gunshot wound fully heals.
- Judge Anna M. Frushour ordered Le-Nguyen to turn himself in and set his new bond at $100,000 at the motion of prosecutors. He must wear a GPS tether if he is to be released.
- The 29-year-old is facing four felony charges, including assault with intent to murder, assault with intent to do great bodily harm and two counts of discharging a firearm in a building with reckless disregard for safety.
- His attorney, Joe Simon, questioned the charges upon understanding the shooting was a reckless act, and his client had no intention to assault anyone, according to MLive.com.
- Simon said he understood Le-Nguyen was alleged to have fired a shot from inside a residence, not necessarily at anyone specific, in response to noises on the property.
- Washtenaw County Sheriff’s Office and Prosecutor Eli Savit said the charges they had brought are punishable by up to life in prison.