UPDATE: Suspect named in Marquette shooting that led to fiery Negaunee crash

NEGAUNEE, Mich. (WLUC) - The Marquette Police Department has released the name of the 31-year-old Marquette man facing several charges that stem from a shooting in Marquette Tuesday.

Trevor Caponcello Restivo is being lodged at Marquette County Jail on 10 counts relating to Tuesday’s incident.

The charges are:

• 2 counts of assault with intent to murder
• 1 count of weapons - firearms - discharge in or at a building causing serious impairment
• 1 count of weapons - firearms - discharge at or in a building causing injury
• 4 counts of weapons felony firearm
• 1 count of interfering with electronic communications causing injury or death
• 1 count of police officer - fleeing - second degree

Police say that at approximately 9:14 p.m. on Tuesday, the MPD responded to 616 W. Baraga Ave for a 911 call that was reporting a disturbance between multiple subjects.

When officers arrived at the scene, they located a 33-year-old male victim with apparent gunshot wounds inside of the apartment. A second male victim, 68, was also located in the apartment with minor injuries.

The victims identified Restivo as an occupant of the apartment where the incident took place and that he had fled the scene in a vehicle owned by one of the victims.

A “be on the lookout” was issued by police and the vehicle was seen by a Michigan State Police trooper on US-41 in Negaunee. Police say the vehicle then fled from the trooper in the westbound lane.

Police chased Restivo until the vehicle left the south side of the highway and struck diesel pumps at the Krist gas station which started a large fire. Restivo then exited the vehicle and was taken into custody.

Restivo was also transported to the hospital, where he remained until Thursday

The 33-year-old victim was transported to the UPHS-Marquette where he remains hospitalized in stable condition. The 68-year-old victim was treated and released from UPHS-Marquette.

“Ultimately, we responded and observed a couple of victims inside the residence. The suspect had already fled in a vehicle, and he was picked up by MSP heading towards Negaunee, and then, of course, he crashed at those gas pumps there. It was an isolated incident; all the parties did know each other, and there is no further danger to the public from this,” Marquette Police Chief Ryan Grim said.

Grim also said he appreciates the inter-agency cooperation.

“These kind of events, shootings and what not, don’t happen very often within our jurisdiction, really anywhere in Marquette County, and the positive part of this whole thing is we all worked together, it was just really nice to see how everybody came together, we all train together for incidents like this, they don’t happen that often and it’s just nice to see that they are ready when they do happen,” Grim added.

Revisto is expected to be arraigned in the coming days.

Last published 6/3/26 at 9:18 PM

A police pursuit that ended in a fiery crash in Negaunee Tuesday night started with an alleged shooting, police say.

Multiple departments responded to a vehicle fire at the Krist gas station on US 41 in Negaunee at about 9:30 p.m. A TV6 reporter on scene at the time reported that US 41 between Baldwin and Teal Lake Avenues was closed, with multiple departments on scene.

At approximately 11:30 p.m., the Michigan State Police sent out a press release confirming the driver of the vehicle crashed into the Krist gas station after a police pursuit. The MSP said law enforcement received a description of a suspect involved in a Marquette shooting. Troopers spotted the suspect’s vehicle and attempted to stop the driver, but he continued to flee.

The release did not provide further detail about the alleged shooting, as the Marquette Police Department was the lead agency investigating the incident.

The MPD provided further details in a release posted to its Facebook page at approximately 2:00 a.m. Wednesday morning.

In the release, the MPS said officers responded to a shooting at 9:14 p.m. Tuesday at 616 W Baraga Ave. Apt 1. Upon arrival, officers found a male with apparent gunshot wounds inside the apartment and a second male with minor injuries.

Police were told the suspect left the apartment in a vehicle; he was later found in the City of Negaunee by Michigan State Police following a crash.

The two victims and the suspect were transported to UPHS-Marquette for treatment of their injuries. The MPD did not provide further information about their conditions.

The suspect remains in custody, and there is no threat to the community. His name has not yet been released. The MPD said further information will be released in the near future.

The Northern Michigan University Police Department, Michigan State Police, Marquette County Sheriff’s Office, Negaunee Police Department, Marquette City Fire and UPHS EMS assisted in the response.

According to accounts from a TV6 reporter on scene at the gas station on Wednesday morning, Krist staff say all diesel pumps are shut down. Though, staff say other pumps are working.

Construction crews say the pump island that was hit moved three inches off its foundation.

Right now, we don’t know when clean up or construction at the gas station will start.

TV6 will continue to update you online, and on air as more information is made available.

Last published 6/3/26 at 12:09 a.m.

An adult male suspect will be lodged in the Marquette County Jail on multiple felony charges, following an alleged shooting in Marquette and a fiery crash into the Krist Gas Station in Negaunee, according to a Tuesday evening press release from the Michigan State Police.

In the release MSP says, after the alleged shooting in the City of Marquette, a description of the suspect was given to local law enforcement agencies requesting assistance in locating an individual who reportedly fled the scene.

The suspect was ‘quickly’ spotted by an on-duty MSP trooper and sergeant from the Negaunee Post. According to the press release, the MSP attempted to stop the suspect, but the suspect continued to run.

A vehicle chase began and ended with the crash in Negaunee. The MSP says the suspect was ‘safely’ taken into custody and is being evaluated for minor injuries. The MSP says no members of the public or law enforcement personnel were injured in the crash or the subsequent fire.

According to the press release, pending arraignment, the suspect’s name is not being released.

According to the press release, the shooting is actively being investigated by the Marquette Police Department. The MSP says it will continue to partner with the MPD and the Marquette County Prosecutor’s Office as the investigations continue.

According to the press release, US-41 between Baldwin Avenue and Teal Lake Avenue remains closed to traffic while the investigation is completed. MSP asks the public to avoid the area while the fire is finished being put out and subsequent investigative efforts take place. Additional information will be released as it becomes available.

Last Published 6/2/26 at 9:57 p.m. - Authorities are currently responding to a vehicle engulfed in flames at the Krist gas station in Negaunee across from Teal Lake. The incident happened about 9:30 p.m. ET.

Traffic is being rerouted down Croix Street and Teal Lake Avenue. The intersection between Teal Lake Avenue and Baldwin Avenue are blocked off.

The Negaunee and Ishpeming fire departments, Michigan State Police, Negaunee City Police Department and Marquette County Sheriff’s Office are responding to the scene.

The Michigan State Police reported that there is no current danger to the public. More information from the MSP will follow.

This article will be updated with more information as it is provided.

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