Haio and Keqaj are each charged with tampering with evidence and are out on personal bond. Three employees of Vibe Hookah Lounge: Vitor Keqaj, 32, of Farmington Hills, Hilal Haio, 50, of Walled Lake and Baher Hanna, 37, of Novi.He’s out on a $50,000 cash/surety bond and is prohibited from returning to Vibe Hookah Lounge. Amar Sinawi, 49, of West Bloomfield, owner of Vibe Hookah Lounge.He’s charged with tampering with evidence and lying to a peace officer.Amar Sinawi (Farmington Hills Police Dept.) He’s in custody and his case will be adjudicated in Wayne County Juvenile Court since those charged as juveniles are prosecuted in their county of residence. A juvenile petition charges him with one count each of carrying a concealed weapon and accessory after the fact. An unnamed 17-year-old male from Wayne County, who allegedly provided the gun used in the shooting.Johnson was on federal probation when taken into custody. Marshals and denied bond at his arraignment on Feb. As the alleged shooter, he’s charged with two counts of assault causing great bodily harm, three counts of possession of a firearm in the commission of a felony and one count of felony firearm. Devonte Chavez Johnson, 28, of Detroit.Suspects and charges include: Devonte Johnson booking photo One victim was shot in the groin and the other in the thigh, and both are recovering, King said.
Two were hit by gunfire in the incident, which may have been retaliatory for something that authorities aren’t disclosing at this point due to an ongoing investigation, said Farmington Hills Police Chief Jeff King. A shooting late last month at Vibe Hookah Lounge in Farmington Hills has led to the arrest of one juvenile and several adults, including the business’s owner and employees who allegedly cleaned up the scene after the fact and removed evidence.
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