At least 12 people were shot at the Old West End Festival in Toledo, Ohio, on Saturday. Local police reported that two suspects, believed to have been shooting at each other, have not yet been apprehended. The incident occurred around 5:40 PM local time, prompting chaos as bystanders fled the scene. Ohio State Representative Josh Williams shared video footage of the event, expressing concern over gun violence and advocating for tougher penalties for violent offenders. Toledo Police Deputy Chief Joe Heffernan stated that the shooting stemmed from a dispute between the suspects. Police Lt. Dan Gerken indicated that the victims, aged between 14 and 61, are expected to survive, although two remain in critical condition. The festival organizers announced the cancellation of events scheduled for Sunday, June 7, citing the tragic circumstances.
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Shooting at Ohio Music Festival Injures 12; Suspects Still at Large
A shooting at the Old West End Festival in Toledo, Ohio, resulted in at least 12 injuries on Saturday. Local police are searching for two suspects believed to have been involved in a dispute that led to the gunfire. The festival's remaining events have been canceled following the incident.
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Shooting at Ohio Music Festival Injures 12; Suspects Still at Large
