Tisdel statement on Rochester Hills shooting

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Tisdel statement on Rochester Hills shooting

RELEASE|June 16, 2024

Contact: Mark Tisdel

State Rep. Mark Tisdel, R-Rochester Hills, issued the following statement in response to the tragic shooting in Rochester Hills Saturday:

Susan and I are praying for the victims of this horrible incident and their families. I’m thankful for the rapid response of the Oakland County Sheriff’s Office and Rochester Hills Fire Department who were on the scene within minutes, and for the medical professionals who are working to save lives.

We are a strong, resilient community who will bind together in this tough time.

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