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Police ID Suspect in Ohio Festival Shooting, Ask for Help
Police say the shooting stemmed from a dispute between two rival groups and left nine bystanders among the 12 wounded.
- On Wednesday, The Toledo Police Department identified Nye Taylor as a suspect in the June 6 shooting at the Old West End Festival that injured 12 people, and police are searching for a second unidentified gunman.
- Toledo Police Chief Michael Troendle reported the gunfire erupted after a dispute between two rival groups escalated into a foot chase and physical altercation before shots were fired.
- Authorities are offering up to $15,000 for information leading to arrests, while Toledo Mayor Wade Kapszukiewicz confirmed all 12 victims, aged 14 to 61, are in stable condition and expected to survive.
- Investigators issued arrest warrants for Taylor on 11 counts of felonious assault and released photographs of the second shooter, urging the public to call Crime Stoppers at 419-255-1111.
- Lucas County Prosecutor Julia Bates vowed that "justice will be swift and strong," stating those harmed by the violence remain at the forefront of her office's efforts.
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