Overview
- The shooting occurred Saturday near the Old West End Festival in Toledo and left at least twelve people wounded, two of them in critical condition.
- Vice Police Chief Joseph Heffernan said early evidence indicates at least two shooters who likely fired at each other.
- No suspects had been arrested by the latest reports and officers were canvassing the neighborhood, interviewing witnesses and reviewing phone video.
- Mayor Wade Kapszukiewicz and Governor Mike DeWine urged public cooperation and stressed that summer festivals should be safe for families.
- The attack comes at a time of persistent firearm violence in the United States and may fuel local debate over event security as investigators seek tips and pursue arrests.