Man Shot in Face at Detroit bus Stop Walks Home for Help ( SHOCKING )

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Victim, 44, had been waiting at a bus stop when gunman opened fire He was in a critical condition at St John Hospital after the shooting and police say he doesn't know who his attacker was or why he was shot

'The victim was standing at the bus stop when an individual walked up and just shot him in the face,' police spokesman Adam Madera told The Detroit News.

'According to the victim, he didn’t know the shooter and no words were exchanged. The victim then walked home and his wife transported him to St John Hospital.'

The victim was on Monday reported as being in a critical condition and there have been no updates on his progress.

Stoic: Despite being shot in the face, the victim was able to walk two city blocks to his house where he got his wife to drive him to nearby St John Hospital, where he was reported to be in a critical condition on Monday

Officer Madera told WWJ Newsradio that the motive for the attack was unclear. 'No other crime took place during the incident other than that,' he said.

'He wasn’t assaulted; no pockets were gone through. As of right now it appears he was just shot.'

Asked by WWJ reporter Zahra Huber whether slow 911 response times might have prompted the victim to walk home rather than calling for help, Officer Madera said he 'wasn't sure.'

'I don’t know if anyone had called 911 from the scene or if he just initially took it upon himself to walk home,' he said.

Officer Madera told the Detroit Free Press that investigations were at an early stage. 'Unfortunately, we don’t have a description. There’s not a whole lot that we have to go on right now,' he said.