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12 Shot Near Toledo's Old West End Festival
7 Jun
Summary
- Twelve people were injured in a shooting near a Toledo festival.
- Two individuals sustained critical injuries from the gunfire.
- The incident occurred during the annual Old West End Festival.
A shooting incident occurred near the Old West End Festival in Toledo on June 6, resulting in twelve individuals being struck by gunfire. Two victims sustained critical injuries, while others, ranging in age from 14 to 61, were transported to local hospitals. The shooting is believed to have involved at least two people exchanging gunfire.
The annual Old West End Festival, a longstanding event in Toledo's historic neighborhood, was subsequently canceled for June 7 by the Old West End Association. This festival is renowned for showcasing the area's significant collection of Victorian and Edwardian homes through tours, alongside a parade, art fair, and yard sales.
The Old West End neighborhood itself is recognized as one of the largest collections of historic homes in the United States, featuring architectural styles from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1973. Police are actively seeking suspects and have requested that festival attendees share any relevant photos or videos.
