Authorities are actively searching for one or more suspects responsible for a mass shooting that left at least 12 people wounded. While no specific names or physical descriptions have been released, eyewitnesses reported witnessing four or five individuals being struck by gunfire as chaos erupted at a crowded public event. The incident involves an active shooter scenario at the Old West End Festival, with multiple victims transported to nearby medical facilities for emergency treatment. The shooting occurred around 5:37 p.m. local time on June 7, 2026, near the intersection of Delaware Avenue and Glenwood Avenue in Toledo, Ohio. The investigation has since expanded to include the adjacent Robinwood Avenue corridor, where a music and food stall was reportedly located. The Toledo Police Department is leading the manhunt and has cordoned off the surrounding suburban neighborhood as officers canvass the area and secure the scene. Residents and visitors are strongly advised to avoid the affected districts while law enforcement continues their search. The department has requested that the public remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity or information directly to investigators. Additional details regarding the victims and the suspect’s identity will be released as the case develops. Ohio Governor Mike DeWine has publicly addressed the tragedy, expressing deep concern for the community and affirming confidence in law enforcement’s ability to locate those responsible for the violence.