A 17-year-old from Detroit, Dwayne Noah Alexander-Perdue, is charged with multiple felonies, including armed carjacking and armed robbery, following an incident where he allegedly threatened a dog rescuer at gunpoint. The attack occurred last Wednesday in the woman’s backyard, where she was performing a community service by feeding dogs in need.
Authorities quickly apprehended Alexander-Perdue after he reportedly stole the victim’s car keys and fled with her vehicle. The Wayne County Prosecutor’s Office emphasizes the seriousness of the crime, noting the potential for life imprisonment, especially given the context of the victim’s altruistic efforts. This unsettling crime has sparked significant concern within the local community, as expressed by Prosecutor Kym Worthy’s strong condemnation of the teenager’s actions as “predatory and unacceptable.”
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