2 Detroit liquor stores hire security for customers

It's been more than a week and still, no arrests or named suspects have emerged in the shooting death of Tracie Golden. ​ ​Tracie was killed and carjacked outside of an east side liquor store. "My reaction is that can't happen here. No way. No way possible," co-owner of Kelley's Corner the People's Store ​​Travis Brewer said. Golden's death has ignited change in the city with a growing number of corner stores hiring armed security. ​That includes Brewer and his brother Tyson Kelley. "Anytime you see something happen to anybody anywhere it concerns us. Especially when it's in the community we service," co-owner of Kelley's Corner the People's Store Tyson Kelley said. "But when we recognize and realize it's the same type of business we have, it hits home." ​