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2 arrested in connection to downtown shooting

FORT WAYNE, INDIANA, JUL 7 – Two suspects face multiple charges including murder and attempted murder after a downtown shooting injured three others, part of a rising trend in youth gun violence, officials said.

  • Fort Wayne police arrested two individuals, including a 16-year-old juvenile and 18-year-old Ni'Shawn Jackson, following a downtown shooting on July 5, 2025.
  • The shooting, involving firearms recovered during searches, resulted from ongoing concerns about youth gun violence and followed increased police patrols around holiday events downtown.
  • The incident left one 16-year-old victim dead and three others aged 15 to 18 injured, while police and the Allen County Prosecutor's Office continue thorough investigations and community engagement efforts.
  • Mayor Sharon Tucker emphasized the importance of parents staying vigilant and working alongside educational institutions and local groups to offer constructive activities and increased oversight for youth.
  • Authorities committed to a strong police presence and diligent follow-up on leads announced that additional charges related to the shooting will be announced soon.
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July 7 - Fort Wayne Police chief addresses recent downtown violence, police response

FORT WAYNE — Fort Wayne Police chief Scott Caudill issued the following statement July 7 after a fatal shooting a couple of blocks from police headquarters and in the midst of downtown, where millions of dollars are currently being invested…

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