So did others, only the good Samaritans were met with gunfire, according to the witness who spoke to the Free Press on Friday, three days after a deadly Christmas Eve shooting left one person dead and two others injured.

A 29-year-old Flint man who allegedly gunned down a clinical psychologist who'd stopped to help him after he drove his car into a ditch near Oxford High School Christmas Eve was charged Saturday with the woman's murder and other alleged crimes and was ordered to be held in jail without bond, the Oakland County Sheriff's Office said.

The Sheriff’s Office was on the scene until late Christmas Eve processing what they described as a “major incident.”

Malik Letroy Webb, the suspect in a Christmas Eve shooting in Oxford, was charged with a 19-count complaint, including felony murder on Saturday.

After the shooting near Oxford High School, the suspect was quickly arrested. Sheriff Michael Bouchard called it "The worst nightmare on so many levels." The suspect, who used an illegal gun with an extended magazine and fired over thirty rounds, is expected to face "every possible charge," as stated by FOX 2 Detroit .

Records indicate that the man who authorities say opened fire on Christmas Eve, killing one and injuring two, was just discharged from prison in July.

Tuesday’s shooting killed one and wounded two. It occurred about 6:30 p.m. on Ray Road between Lapeer and North Oxford roads, a 1-mile stretch of largely empty land flanked by the high school to the east and a shopping plaza to the west.

There appears to be no connection between the shooter, the victim, or the location where it happened, sheriff Michael Bouchard told FOX 2 on Thursday. Instead, he called the random shooting an “incredibly violent rampage.