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Police Zero in on 2 Suspects After a Mass Shooting at a Festival in Toledo, Ohio
Investigators have identified several persons of interest and recovered two firearms, while nine victims have been discharged and three remain hospitalized.
- An arrest warrant for Ka Nye Taylor, 20, was issued by the Toledo Police Department on 11 counts of felonious assault following the June 6 shooting at the Old West End Festival that injured 12 people, nine of them innocent bystanders.
- Investigators believe the shooting stemmed from a dispute between two 'rival groups,' which led to a physical altercation and then an exchange of gunfire on Saturday, Toledo Police Chief Michael Troendle reported.
- Authorities are searching for a second shooter, offering rewards of up to $10,000 through Crime Stoppers and $5,000 via the U.S. Marshals Service, while three victims remain hospitalized in stable condition.
- Toledo City Council President Vanice Williams said gun violence 'affect those families' and 'the whole community,' while officials highlighted the Healing and Compassion Fund to support those harmed.
- Mayor Wade Kapszukiewicz noted this was the 174th mass shooting in America this year and suggested rescheduling the festival, now in its 53rd year of celebrating Toledo's historic neighborhood.
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Police zero in on 2 suspects after a mass shooting at a festival in Toledo, Ohio
Police investigating a shooting that wounded 12 people at a neighborhood street festival in Ohio have issued arrest warrants for one suspect and are trying to confirm the identity of another.
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