What you need to know about the 6 people killed in the Kalamazoo shootings
Kalamazoo shooting victims. (CNN)
Flowers lay at a makeshift memorial outside Seelye Kia, one of the sites of a series of seemingly random shootings over the weekend that killed six in Kalamazoo, Michigan, Feb. 22, 2016. (Mark Kauzlarich/Reuters)
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It was a regular Saturday night out in Kalamazoo.
A father and son looking at cars. A group of friends ready to go home after a night out.
All of them had their lives cut short over the weekend by a shooting rampage in the Michigan city. Each one was cut down in by a person who fired indiscriminately while driving from location to location.
Jason Brian Dalton, a 45-year-old Uber driver, is now in custody.
Authorities don't yet know what prompted the shootings -- first at an apartment complex, then at a car dealership, and finally outside a Cracker Barrel restaurant.
What they do know is that over the course of seven hours, six people were killed and two were left injured.
This is what we know about them:
