Crime
42-year-old Joanna Eastes charged in mass shooting at Fort Wayne Halloween party
The investigation revealed that 17-year-old Willie Venzell Ivy III was the initial aggressor, firing shots that injured nine individuals aged 14 to 20.
A tragic shooting incident occurred at a high school party in Fort Wayne, Indiana, on October 19th, 2024, resulting in the death of a 17-year-old and injuries to several others.
Police responded to a call about shots fired at a home on the 4900 block of Manistee Drive around 10:30 PM.
Upon arrival, officers discovered multiple victims with gunshot wounds.
The investigation revealed that 17-year-old Willie Venzell Ivy III was the initial aggressor, firing shots that injured nine individuals aged 14 to 20.
In self-defense, another partygoer fatally shot Ivy.
The homeowner, 42-year-old Joanna Eastes, has been arrested and charged with neglect of a dependent, furnishing property for the purpose of enabling minors to consume alcohol, and contributing to the delinquency of a minor.
The incident highlights the dangers of underage parties and the importance of responsible adult supervision.
This morning, a large-scale altercation erupted at Roseville High School, prompting immediate safety measures.
The school is now under a shelter-in-place order, meaning all students and staff are required to remain in secure locations as the situation is managed.
The disturbances began less than an hour ago with a series of fights, escalating quickly across campus.
Reports indicate that several students, primarily young women, were involved in the altercation, and a number have already been taken into custody in handcuffs.
Local law enforcement is on site, working alongside school officials to restore order and ensure the safety of all individuals on campus.
Further details about the cause of the unrest and any injuries have yet to be disclosed.