Now it's six new details released just
hours ago about the Short North shooting
that happened early Saturday morning.
So here's what we know right now. 10
people were shot between 2
shootings just moments apart.
Police say they arrested a suspect,
20 year old Jalen Bradley.
Police also recovered 11 guns that night.
Thanks for joining us at six,
everybody. I'm Yolanda here and
I'm a Drew Kinsey. Columbus Police
released that body camera video,
which we will show you tonight.
Now, we're not going to
air the entire thing,
and we want to warn you,
it might be hard to watch.
It'll start with the first
shots fired on High Street.
Now, we want to show you this video
to give you some context of just how
officers responded and how quickly they
responded and how close they were when
those bullets were flying. Here's a clip.
Now, the Short North shooting
was just the first of three
shootings in less than three hours.
It happened around 2:30 Saturday.
Then less than an hour later,
police say four people were
shot in the S Linden area.
One woman died.
A third shooting was on East Whittier St.
where one man was killed.
A suspect has been arrested in his death.
We have live team coverage tonight
of those deadly shootings.
Carly Dion spoke with community
leaders to see how they're
keeping their neighborhoods safe.
But let's start right away
with Tin T V's Lacey Crisp,
who questioned city leaders
about why it took days to reveal
these latest details.
Lacey.
Well, as you can hear in
that body worn camera video,
there were dozens
of shots fired and we now know 10 people
were shot and injured.
There were a lot of uniformed
Columbus police officers in the
Short North early Saturday morning.
Some of them were there breaking up fights.
When you could hear the barrage of gunfire,
10 people between the ages of
18 and 27 were shot and injured.
CPD says all are expected to survive.
Now CPD says three officers shot
their guns during the incident.
They are all on paid leave at this time.
CPD says they also confiscated 11 guns
from the scene after watching that video
knowing that there were uniformed police
officers all up and down High Street.
How do you tell citizens?
How do you tell people from the
suburbs come down to the Short North?
It is safe.
My wife and I had dinner
there Saturday night.
And the chief was there and
officers throughout the community.
The Short North is safe,
but every neighborhood could be safer.
And I can tell you we were in
the Short North earlier today.
There were BCI agents out looking for
surveillance video and witnesses.
They will investigate the officer
involved portion of the incident
reporting live Lacey Crisp 10 TV news.
Thank you, Lacy. Meanwhile,
business owners are repairing their
shops tonight in the Short North
after bullets hit their storefronts,
shattering many of their windows.
This is exclusive surveillance video
from the owner of Jolie Occasions.
It shows a group of people
running past the store when one
person pulls out a gun and fires.
Less than 20 seconds later,
police run into the scene.
The owner of Jolie,
Stephanie Tressini,
says 3 bullets hit the storefront
and she is devastated to see all the
violence right outside of her doors.
You know, customers are, you know,
scared to come down here and you know
you can only reassure them so much that
bad stuff only happens after midnight.
But that's not so great to know either.
Tresini, who has had the local
store there on North High
Street for more than six years,
says as a business owner,
she doesn't know what to do to move forward,
but she fears this will happen again.
To watch the entire news conference
held today with police and the
mayor and for complete coverage,
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