Suspect at Large After Nine Injured in Shooting Near Indiana University Bloomington
400 E Kirkwood Ave
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Summary
- Nine people were injured in a shooting in downtown Bloomington, Indiana, early Sunday morning. Police were monitoring a large crowd when gunfire erupted, leading to multiple injuries. Six victims were transported to hospitals by ambulance, while others sought medical attention by personal or police vehicles. The suspect remains unidentified, and the investigation is ongoing.
Timeline
Police believe the shooting occurred after a fight broke out between two females near the Five Guys restaurant, according to a news release.
An Indiana University Bloomington spokesman, Mark Bode shared, “While no IU students are believed to be involved, we condemn the violence in the strongest terms and thank the Bloomington Police Department, IUPD, State Police, and other law enforcement agencies who responded to the events off campus."
Per local news, gunfire broke out as crowds of people celebrated the "Little 500" college cycling race.
Indiana University police, the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office, and Indiana State Police also helped at the scene. Police used drones to document the area, and an Indiana State Police helicopter also responded, per local news.
Police have not identified or found the person responsible, and no description has been released. The investigation is ongoing.
Police said it is still unclear how many people were hit by gunfire and how many were hurt by bullet fragments. Six people were taken to hospitals by ambulance, two went by personal vehicle, and another was taken by a Bloomington police vehicle.
Bloomington police said officers were monitoring a large crowd in the 400 block of East Kirkwood Avenue around 12:25 a.m. when they heard multiple gunshots. As people ran, officers moved in and found several injured people.
At least nine people were hurt in a shooting early Sunday in downtown Bloomington, and police are still trying to figure out exactly what happened.
Incident reported at 400 E Kirkwood Ave.
Police believe the shooting occurred after a fight broke out between two females near the Five Guys restaurant, according to a news release.
An Indiana University Bloomington spokesman, Mark Bode shared, “While no IU students are believed to be involved, we condemn the violence in the strongest terms and thank the Bloomington Police Department, IUPD, State Police, and other law enforcement agencies who responded to the events off campus."
Per local news, gunfire broke out as crowds of people celebrated the "Little 500" college cycling race.
Indiana University police, the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office, and Indiana State Police also helped at the scene. Police used drones to document the area, and an Indiana State Police helicopter also responded, per local news.
Police have not identified or found the person responsible, and no description has been released. The investigation is ongoing.
Police said it is still unclear how many people were hit by gunfire and how many were hurt by bullet fragments. Six people were taken to hospitals by ambulance, two went by personal vehicle, and another was taken by a Bloomington police vehicle.
Bloomington police said officers were monitoring a large crowd in the 400 block of East Kirkwood Avenue around 12:25 a.m. when they heard multiple gunshots. As people ran, officers moved in and found several injured people.
At least nine people were hurt in a shooting early Sunday in downtown Bloomington, and police are still trying to figure out exactly what happened.
Incident reported at 400 E Kirkwood Ave.
Police believe the shooting occurred after a fight broke out between two females near the Five Guys restaurant, according to a news release.
An Indiana University Bloomington spokesman, Mark Bode shared, “While no IU students are believed to be involved, we condemn the violence in the strongest terms and thank the Bloomington Police Department, IUPD, State Police, and other law enforcement agencies who responded to the events off campus."
Per local news, gunfire broke out as crowds of people celebrated the "Little 500" college cycling race.
Indiana University police, the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office, and Indiana State Police also helped at the scene. Police used drones to document the area, and an Indiana State Police helicopter also responded, per local news.
Police have not identified or found the person responsible, and no description has been released. The investigation is ongoing.
Police said it is still unclear how many people were hit by gunfire and how many were hurt by bullet fragments. Six people were taken to hospitals by ambulance, two went by personal vehicle, and another was taken by a Bloomington police vehicle.
Bloomington police said officers were monitoring a large crowd in the 400 block of East Kirkwood Avenue around 12:25 a.m. when they heard multiple gunshots. As people ran, officers moved in and found several injured people.
At least nine people were hurt in a shooting early Sunday in downtown Bloomington, and police are still trying to figure out exactly what happened.
Incident reported at 400 E Kirkwood Ave.
Police believe the shooting occurred after a fight broke out between two females near the Five Guys restaurant, according to a news release.
An Indiana University Bloomington spokesman, Mark Bode shared, “While no IU students are believed to be involved, we condemn the violence in the strongest terms and thank the Bloomington Police Department, IUPD, State Police, and other law enforcement agencies who responded to the events off campus."
Per local news, gunfire broke out as crowds of people celebrated the "Little 500" college cycling race.
Indiana University police, the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office, and Indiana State Police also helped at the scene. Police used drones to document the area, and an Indiana State Police helicopter also responded, per local news.
Police have not identified or found the person responsible, and no description has been released. The investigation is ongoing.
Police said it is still unclear how many people were hit by gunfire and how many were hurt by bullet fragments. Six people were taken to hospitals by ambulance, two went by personal vehicle, and another was taken by a Bloomington police vehicle.
Bloomington police said officers were monitoring a large crowd in the 400 block of East Kirkwood Avenue around 12:25 a.m. when they heard multiple gunshots. As people ran, officers moved in and found several injured people.
At least nine people were hurt in a shooting early Sunday in downtown Bloomington, and police are still trying to figure out exactly what happened.
Incident reported at 400 E Kirkwood Ave.
Police believe the shooting occurred after a fight broke out between two females near the Five Guys restaurant, according to a news release.
An Indiana University Bloomington spokesman, Mark Bode shared, “While no IU students are believed to be involved, we condemn the violence in the strongest terms and thank the Bloomington Police Department, IUPD, State Police, and other law enforcement agencies who responded to the events off campus."
Per local news, gunfire broke out as crowds of people celebrated the "Little 500" college cycling race.
Indiana University police, the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office, and Indiana State Police also helped at the scene. Police used drones to document the area, and an Indiana State Police helicopter also responded, per local news.
Police have not identified or found the person responsible, and no description has been released. The investigation is ongoing.
Police said it is still unclear how many people were hit by gunfire and how many were hurt by bullet fragments. Six people were taken to hospitals by ambulance, two went by personal vehicle, and another was taken by a Bloomington police vehicle.
Bloomington police said officers were monitoring a large crowd in the 400 block of East Kirkwood Avenue around 12:25 a.m. when they heard multiple gunshots. As people ran, officers moved in and found several injured people.
At least nine people were hurt in a shooting early Sunday in downtown Bloomington, and police are still trying to figure out exactly what happened.
Incident reported at 400 E Kirkwood Ave.
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