Flint police looking for suspect in 14-year-old's shooting - WNEM TV 5
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Three days after a Flint teen was gunned down at a local park, police may have a break in the case.
Antonio Bell Jr. was shot and killed on Friday at Mott Park at about 7 p.m.
The 14-year-old's body was found near the playground.
Flint police Chief Alvern Lock says they have a suspect in mind, and he believes Bell may have known his killer.
Lock says, "It's unfortunate that he got into an argument with someone, one thing led to another and here we are today."
Bell had just completed middle school and was headed to high school in the fall.
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