Múltiples disparos fueron reportados al interior del salón de comidas del hotel Raddison Inn que esta conectado al Casino Oneida en Ashawaubenon, un villa a la salida de Green Bay, Wisconsin.
Según los primeros reportes no oficiales, se habla de 7 personas impactadas y la policía de Green Bay asegura tener el sospechoso en custodia.
There is currently an active shooter situation at the Oneida Casino. Several Law Enforcement agencies are working to secure the location. Please do not go near the Main Casino on Hwy 172. We’ll post information as it becomes available.
— Oneida Casino (@OneidaCasino) May 2, 2021
9:50PM > Fiscal General de Wisconsin, Josh Kaul informó a traves de un tweet que la situación esta controlada. Adicionalmente, agrego que la única información oficial va a ser difundida por el Departamento de Justicia de Wisconsin (DOJ) o la oficina del Sheriff del Condado Brown.
Scene at Oneida Casino in Green Bay, WI is contained. There is no longer a threat to the community.
Only updates from @WisDOJ & @sheriffbc (Brown Co. Sheriff’s Office) are official incident statements. All others unconfirmed. @WBAY @fox11news @WFRVLocal5 @NBC26 @gbpressgazette
— Attorney General Josh Kaul (@WisDOJ) May 2, 2021
10:39PM> La oficina del Sheriff del Condado Brown anuncia que publicará la información cuando este disponible. “La situación esta bajo control y no hay ninguna amenaza para el publico”
Oneida PD and WI DCI investigating active shooter incident at the Oneida Casino/Radisson, in Ashwaubenon. They request BCSO to be point of contact for public information. We are gathering facts and will update as available. Situation is contained, no current threat to the public.
— Brown County Sheriff (@sheriffbc) May 2, 2021
10:50 pm > Gobernador de Wisconsin Tony Evers envia un mensaje de apoyo para la nación indigena Oneida, en Ashwaubenon y comunidades de Green Bay.
Kathy and I were devastated to hear about the shooting at the Oneida Casino complex tonight. Our hearts, thoughts, and support go out to the Oneida Nation, the Ashwaubenon and Green Bay communities, and all those affected by this tragedy.
— Governor Tony Evers (@GovEvers) May 2, 2021
