Detroit police arrested a gang allegedly responsible for robbing and carjacking VIPs leaving the MGM Grand Detroit and Motor City casinos.

The incidents happened last September and involved a gang member observing activity in high-limit gambling areas, then the high-rollers will be followed in the casino parking garage to identify their vehicles. The other gang members will then follow the VIP's car and then bump them on the highway. Once the VIP inspects the damage, the suspects will pull out guns and rob the victim and then steal the car.

The police set up a sting leading to the arrest of the suspects. They will be charged with conspiracy to commit carjacking and use of a firearm during and in relation to a violent crime.

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