An arrest warrant has been issued for one of the suspected shooters after a mass shooting in Ohio over the weekend.Toledo police shared 20-year-old Ka Nye Taylor is wanted on 11 counts of felonious assault in connection with the shooting at the Old West End Festival Saturday.Twelve people were injured, their ages ranged from 14 to 61.Nine have since been released from the hospital.Taylor is described as being 5’11″, 130 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes.Investigators shared photos of a second, unidentified shooter wanted for felonious assault, asking the public for help identifying him.A reward of up to $10,000 is available through Crime Stoppers for information leading to their arrests. The U.S. Marshals Service has also offered an award of up to $5,000. Toledo police chief Michael Troendle says the investigation is “very active.””This incident affected far more than 12 people who were injured. It affected many families and friends, businesses and an entire community,” Troendle said. “But over the last several days I’ve also seen the best of this community. Seen first responders rushing to help people they’ve never met. I’ve seen medical professionals working tirelessly to care for those injured and I’ve seen community members stepping up to help. That is Toledo.”Troendle says the shooting stemmed from a dispute between two rival groups that led to a physical altercation and, ultimately, an exchange of gunfire. Troendle stopped short of calling the groups “gangs”.It’s believed some victims were “intentionally targeted,” though most victims are innocent bystanders, the chief said.
An arrest warrant has been issued for one of the suspected shooters after a mass shooting in Ohio over the weekend.
Toledo police shared 20-year-old Ka Nye Taylor is wanted on 11 counts of felonious assault in connection with the shooting at the Old West End Festival Saturday.
Twelve people were injured, their ages ranged from 14 to 61.
Nine have since been released from the hospital.
Taylor is described as being 5’11″, 130 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes.
Investigators shared photos of a second, unidentified shooter wanted for felonious assault, asking the public for help identifying him.
A reward of up to $10,000 is available through Crime Stoppers for information leading to their arrests. The U.S. Marshals Service has also offered an award of up to $5,000.
Toledo police chief Michael Troendle says the investigation is “very active.”
“This incident affected far more than 12 people who were injured. It affected many families and friends, businesses and an entire community,” Troendle said. “But over the last several days I’ve also seen the best of this community. Seen first responders rushing to help people they’ve never met. I’ve seen medical professionals working tirelessly to care for those injured and I’ve seen community members stepping up to help. That is Toledo.”
Troendle says the shooting stemmed from a dispute between two rival groups that led to a physical altercation and, ultimately, an exchange of gunfire. Troendle stopped short of calling the groups “gangs”.
It’s believed some victims were “intentionally targeted,” though most victims are innocent bystanders, the chief said.
