Police initially reported that Jerome Charles Eursher was arrested, but later issued an update stating that he was wanted and that Kenneth Morgan had been arrested instead.

What to know:

Kenneth Hollins Morgan, 41, of Detroit, was arraigned Oct. 19 in connection with a fatal shooting in Sterling Heights.

Officials allege Morgan shot and killed Randy K. Abro, 41, of Utica, at a warehouse and business plaza at 6243 Millett Ave.

Officers responded to a 911 call reporting possible gunshots and found Abro suffering from apparent gunshot wounds.

A second suspect remains at large: Police are searching for Jerome Charles Eursher in connection with the homicide.

Kenneth Hollins Morgan, 41, of Detroit, has been arraigned on murder and firearms charges in connection with a fatal shooting in Sterling Heights, while police continue searching for a second suspect.

Morgan was arrested Oct. 16 and arraigned Monday, Oct. 19, in 41-A District Court in Sterling Heights, according to Macomb County Prosecutor Peter J. Lucido.

Officials allege Morgan shot and killed Randy K. Abro, 41, of Utica, on Oct. 7 at a warehouse and business plaza at 6243 Millett Ave. in Sterling Heights.

Police initially responded to a 911 call reporting possible gunshots in the commercially zoned area in the 6200 block of Millett Avenue.

Officials found Abro suffering from apparent gunshot wounds. He was pronounced dead at the scene.

The Sterling Heights Police Department's Special Response Team took Morgan into custody without incident early Oct. 16 in Warren, with assistance from the Warren Police Department's SWAT team, the FBI's Macomb County Gang and Violent Crimes Task Force, and the Macomb County Prosecutor's Office.

Morgan was charged with felony murder, two counts of felony firearm, carrying a concealed weapon, possession of a firearm by a prohibited person, and a fourth-offense habitual offender notice.

The felony murder charge carries a potential sentence of life in prison without parole, while the felony firearm charges carry mandatory consecutive prison terms of two years, according to the prosecutor's office

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