Michigan man arrested after chase that ended in fiery crash

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MARQUETTE COUNTY, Mich. - The 31-year-old man facing multiple charges after allegedly injuring two people in a shooting in Marquette before fleeing and crashing into a Negaunee gas station has been referred for a competency exam.

Court documents show Trevor Restivo, 31, was referred for a competency exam in Marquette County District Court on June 18. His case has been disposed until then.

Restivo faces 10 charges, including assault with intent to murder. Those charges stem from an incident on June 5 that began with an alleged shooting in Marquette and ended in Negaunee.

Law enforcement says the Marquette Police Department responded that day to a call of a reported disturbance on Baraga Avenue. When officers arrived at the scene, they located a 33-year-old man with apparent gunshot wounds inside the apartment. A second male victim, 68, was also located in the apartment with minor injuries.

Police say before they arrived, Trevor Restivo fled the scene and drove to Negaunee, where Michigan State Police troopers began pursuing his vehicle. The pursuit ended when Restivo drove into the diesel pumps at the Negaunee Krist Gas Station, causing an explosion.

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