CRIMEJun 9 · 08:00 UTCOHIO CAPITAL JOURNALMegan Henry

Ohio officials and candidates respond after 12 people injured in a weekend mass shooting in Toledo

Twelve people were injured in a mass shooting near a Toledo neighborhood festival, with officials and advocates responding. Ohio politicians expressed concern and called for gun violence prevention laws as the community seeks help identifying suspects.

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Ohio Gov. Mike DeWinepersonToledo Police DepartmentorganizationGiffords Law Center to Prevent Gun ViolenceorganizationOhio state Sen. Willis Blackshear Jr.personOld West End FestivalplaceMassShootingTracker.siteorganizationJoe Heffernanperson

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