At least 12 people shot at street festival in Toledo, Ohio

The Toledo Police Department reported on Saturday evening that at least 12 individuals were shot during a community street festival. Deputy Police Chief Joe Hefferman indicated that it appeared two individuals were likely shooting at each other, with two victims in critical condition. The police are following up on leads and have advised the public to expect a significant police presence as they investigate the incident. City Councilwoman Theresa Morris noted the incident's impact on residents and festival attendees, initially reporting that at least eight people had been shot. Ohio Governor Mike DeWine expressed concern via social media, stating that summer festivals should be safe for families. The festival may not reopen on Sunday, and the shooting occurred around 5:37 p.m. Governor DeWine also mentioned that he and his wife are praying for those affected and expressed confidence in law enforcement's ability to locate the suspects involved. The Old West End Festival, which features live music and food vendors, is in its 53rd year.