ed on Wednesday in Detroit.

Both men have been charged with assault with intent to murder, plus multiple weapons charges.

Southfield Police Chief Elvin Barren says Lewis confessed to the shooting and claims that he thought that McCuin's son had stolen his car.

Lewis had been searching for addresses where McCuin's son had lived, then arrived in Southfield

 There was no evidence that a car was stolen,  Barren said.  Sometimes people get emotional when they believe someone may have something to do with their property. 

The windows were being repaired at McCuin's home on Friday, and evidence of the shooting - including numerous bullet holes in his furniture - still remains. But in the end, he has nothing but gratitude after the charges were filed.

 I am thankful; I am grateful,  he said.  I praise my Heavenly Father on a daily basis and will continue to do so. 

 Praise the Lord, I'm still here,  he added.  God is Good. 

Both men are currently in custody in the Oakland County Jail. Lewis is on a $100,000 bond, while Nelson, the getaway car driver, is on a $50,000 bond.

Both men are due in 46th District Court on Oct. 22 for a preliminary hearing.