Hunt continues for suspects in shooting at Ohio party that left 1 dead and 27 others injured
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Authorities in Akron, Ohio, are still investigating a mass shooting at a birthday party o
Investigators have identified a 28th victim in a mass shooting at a birthday party in Akron, Ohio, last week that left one person dead, city officials said Monday, as they continue their search for a suspect or suspects. The latest victim was initially believed to be a witness but was in fact grazed by a bullet, Akron Police Chief Brian Harding said at a news conference Monday, eight days after gunfire erupted at the party early on June 2. The 36-year-old woman went to a hospital after the shooting but was referred elsewhere, Harding said, and ultimately did not seek medical treatment. Police continue to follow up on leads, Harding said, telling reporters investigators had received a “large number of tips.” “I don’t have a specific suspect or any of that information that I’m willing to share right now,” Harding said. Police initially said there were 25 victims, including the 27-year-old man who was killed. Last Wednesday, Akron Police updated that figure, announcing in a post on Facebook that 27 individuals were hit by gunfire and identifying the deceased victim as LaTeris Cook. At that time, two victims remained in critical condition, while the other 25 were either stable or had been released from medical care.
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