Pellet Gun Rampage Injures Several in Woodbine Park Woodbine Park became a scene of chaos and terror on Saturday evening when a group of teenagers indiscriminately shot at bystanders with pellet guns. According to witnesses, the group of approximately six teenagers, all in their mid-to-late teens, arrived at the park around 6:30 pm. They were armed with several pellet guns and began shooting at anyone in sight. “It was like something out of a nightmare,” said Mary Johnson, a park visitor who witnessed the incident. “These kids were just randomly firing pellets at people. One of them hit my 5-year-old daughter in the leg.” The victims, which included children, adults, and even a police officer, suffered varying degrees of injuries. Several sustained bruises, while others had more serious wounds, including cuts and eye damage. “One of the pellets struck me in the chest,” said Officer Mark Davis. “It left a nasty bruise, but luckily it didn’t penetrate my vest.” As the rampage continued, parkgoers fled in panic, screaming for help. The teenagers, who were wearing hoodies and masks to conceal their identities, initially fled the scene but were later apprehended by police. “We have the suspects in custody,” said Woodbine Police Chief William Carter. “They are facing multiple charges, including assault, battery, and reckless endangerment.” The incident has sent shockwaves through the community, raising concerns about the safety of public spaces and the growing problem of youth violence involving pellet guns. “These weapons may not be as powerful as firearms,” said Carter, “but they can still cause serious injuries, especially when they are used indiscriminately.” Authorities are urging parents and guardians to talk to their children about the dangers of pellet guns and to be aware of their activities. The Woodbine Police Department is also increasing patrols in parks and other gathering areas to prevent similar incidents from occurring. As the injured recover and the community comes to terms with the events of Saturday, there is a sobering reminder that even seemingly harmless activities can turn tragic when young people make reckless and irresponsible choices.On Saturday night, at approximately 10:30 p.m., a group of around seven teenagers, estimated to be between the ages of 15 and 16, were reported to be using pellet guns to shoot at people at Woodbine Park. The park is located in the area where Lake Shore Boulevard East, Coxwell Avenue, and Eastern Avenue intersect.On Saturday night, at approximately 10:30 p.m., a group of around seven teenagers, estimated to be between the ages of 15 and 16, were reported to be using pellet guns to shoot at people at Woodbine Park. The park is located in the area where Lake Shore Boulevard East, Coxwell Avenue, and Eastern Avenue intersect. Upon arrival, police discovered that several individuals had sustained non-life-threatening injuries as a result of the incident. It remains unclear whether or not the incident has any connection to Afrofest, an African music and culture festival currently underway in Woodbine Park.Several individuals were injured on Saturday afternoon after being shot with pellet guns by a group of teenagers in Woodbine Park. According to police, the incident occurred around 4:30 pm when a group of approximately six teenagers began shooting at people with pellet guns near the playground area. Several individuals were struck by the pellets, sustaining injuries ranging from minor welts to more serious eye injuries. One victim, a 12-year-old boy, was struck in the eye and required medical attention. He was transported to a local hospital for further treatment. Another victim, a 65-year-old woman, was struck in the arm and sustained a minor welt. She declined medical attention at the scene. Police officers responded to the incident and apprehended the group of teenagers. The teenagers, whose identities have not been released, have been charged with assault and battery with a deadly weapon. They were transported to the Hamilton County Juvenile Detention Center. The Woodbine Park incident is a reminder of the dangers of pellet guns and the importance of responsible gun handling. Pellet guns can cause serious injuries, and it is crucial that they are used safely and responsibly. Parents are urged to supervise their children when they are using pellet guns and to ensure that they are aware of the potential consequences of misuse.