A freshman cheerleader was riddled with bullets in a mass shooting at a Halloween party over the weekend.
19-year-old Giana Dettloff was fatally shot at a Halloween gathering over the weekend while she visited a friend in Bloomington, Illinois.
According to eyewitnesses, three individuals were ‘acting suspicious’ before opening fire into the crowd.
Nine people were injured in the shooting. No description of the suspects was provided.
No suspects have been taken into custody.
“According to [Giana Dettloff’s] parents, she was their only daughter. She was described as full of life, a sweet girl with a very bright future and an athlete who was visiting one of her best friends,” Bloomington Police Chief Jamal Simington said during a press conference this week.
WBBM reported:
No one is in custody after nine people were shot, one fatally, at a Halloween house party in Bloomington, Illinois, over the weekend.
Teammates and friends of Giana Dettloff carried flowers through the campus of North Central College on Monday.
Detloff, 19, was a freshman cheerleader from Carol Stream. She died while attending the party near Illinois Wesleyan University.
Police responded to a house party after a shooting was reported around 1:30 a.m. Sunday. Nine people were shot in the backyard.
The victims ranged in age from 16 to 22.
Detloff graduated from Glenbard North High School. Police said she was visiting a friend in Bloomington.
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