Bloomington Police say they have made ‘significant progress’ as they investigate the mass shooting that happened near Illinois Wesleyan University on Halloween weekend.
The department said only one of the nine victims in shooting remains hospitalized. They are in stable condition, according to BPD spokesperson Bryce Janssen.
The department did not provide details about its progress in a Friday afternoon news release, but said investigators continue to actively pursue leads in the case.
Nineteen-year-old Giana Dettloff, a freshman from Carol Stream attending North Central College, was shot and killed in the incident, which happened outside at 109 East Division St. during a Halloween party in the early morning hours of Nov. 1.
“Our ongoing investigation continues to indicate there is no broader threat to the community,” the department said a statement.
The department is asking for anyone who has information, photographs videos or other digital evidence to share with detective Pedro Diaz at 309-434-2532 or pdiaz@cityblm.org.
"Even information that may seem minor or insignificant could be helpful to investigators," the department said.
BPD is accepting tips and digital evidence on the department’s website here.
