UPDATE: 16-Year-Old Bradford Student Killed, Two Indian Trail Students Shot; Two Juvenile Suspects Detained In Kenosha Homicide

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KENOSHA, Wis. — A 16-year-old Bradford High School student was killed and two Indian Trail High School students were injured in a Wednesday night shooting in the 600 block of 60th Street, according to officials, as police continue investigating what authorities describe as an isolated but devastating act of violence involving multiple teenage suspects.

Kenosha police officers responded at approximately 7:55 p.m. Wednesday after receiving reports of multiple people shot in the area. Officers arriving on scene located three injured individuals and immediately began life-saving measures. Authorities said a 16-year-old male who suffered a gunshot wound was pronounced dead at the scene. A 19-year-old male who suffered a gunshot wound and a 15-year-old male who sustained a head injury were transported to area hospitals for treatment.

Kenosha Police Officers Investigate Late-Night Homicide
(Photo by Kevin Mathewson, Kenosha County Eye)

The Kenosha Unified School District later confirmed the 16-year-old killed was a Bradford High School student. District officials said one of the injured victims attends Indian Trail High School and remains in critical condition, while another Indian Trail student suffered injuries but is expected to survive.

During the initial investigation, police developed information that multiple suspects fled into a nearby residence. Officers responded to that location and detained two suspects — a 16-year-old male and a 19-year-old male. Authorities said both are being held in secure detention facilities pending further investigation and potential criminal charges.

Police and school officials confirmed the individuals involved in the shooting attend local high schools. The Kenosha Police Department is working with the Kenosha Unified School District to provide grief counseling and support services for students and staff impacted by the tragedy.

On scene Wednesday night, Kenosha County District Attorney Xavier Solis responded along with his investigator, Brian Stuht, as prosecutors coordinated with detectives during the early stages of the homicide investigation.

Captain James Beller, commander of the Kenosha Police Department’s Detective Bureau, gave a brief on-scene interview confirming officers quickly located multiple victims when they arrived and immediately called for emergency medical assistance while canvassing the area for additional injured individuals and suspects. Beller confirmed the case is being investigated as a homicide and urged anyone with information to contact police.

Radio scanner traffic captured during the incident described a chaotic emergency response involving multiple victims. Scanner traffic indicated at least one victim suffered a gunshot wound to the chest and was reported unconscious, with life-saving measures including CPR being performed at the scene. Additional victims were reported to have suffered gunshot wounds to the arm and face. Authorities have not officially confirmed specific injury locations.

Emergency responders flooded the area with multiple ambulance crews and fire units treating victims and transporting the injured to hospitals. The crime scene stretched across several blocks near the 60th Street corridor as officers shut down surrounding roadways and established a perimeter while evidence technicians processed the scene.

Scanner traffic also indicated officers were initially searching for a possible suspect described as a white male named Aaron. Police have not confirmed that description or publicly identified any suspects.

Authorities said investigators believe the shooting was an isolated incident and that there is no ongoing threat to the community or area schools. As a precaution, the Kenosha Police Department provided enhanced police presence at affected schools Thursday morning and afternoon.

Dr. Jeff Weiss – KUSD Superintendent
(File Photo by Kevin Mathewson, Kenosha County Eye)

School district officials said counselors and support staff have been made available for students coping with the loss and trauma caused by the shooting. Superintendent Dr. Jeff Weiss said the tragedy has deeply impacted the entire school community and urged families to seek support services for students who may be struggling.

Investigators remain actively working the case, reviewing surveillance footage, interviewing witnesses, and collecting evidence. Police are asking residents in the surrounding area to review home and business surveillance video and contact the Kenosha Police Department if they have information related to the shooting.

The investigation remains ongoing, and authorities say additional information will be released as it becomes available.

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  1. Wow, what could be so bad between these students that ends in gun shooting and death! Back in my day students duked it out through fist fights! This is so sad. My condolences to this young mans family. Violence never solves anything!

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      1. Wouldn’t be surprised, or someone left another on “read” on snap or Instagram. The usual pathetic teenage drama.

  2. How can the school provide grief counselors, when the deceased student has not been identified or at least to the public anyways!

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    1. I don’t know who the victims are, I’m still upset and would love to talk about it. Many kids in KUSD have known a violent history. Even if they don’t know the victims they still may benefit from having a grief counselor. Community is going to hurt for a while. I don’t have a therapist, but I’d welcome one after this news. For now I’m going to hug the hell out my family.
      People will be hurting for a while. I hope we can heal.
      Love your neighbors.

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      1. Nobody on here knows this family Smhh social media makes everything what it’s not to be more that what’s ever true.

  3. This is merica now in full swing. Murders, rapes, corruption, poisoned food, highest cost of healthcare in the world, spying on citizens after the 911 hoax, millions dying of vaccine related diseases (cancer commercials on tv 24/7)

    Merica

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      1. Tell us how Trump caused this. Please be specific. Trump is the first Prez in a while who’s actually against this crap. The left could care less as long as they get their vig.

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        1. The commenter never blamed Trump for this shooting. He merely stated that Trump and his band of billionaire pedophiles rule the world.

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    1. Put on a pair of Air Coroners and walk around the city after dark. Look for some high population density subsidized housing and your search will take less time.

    1. Just because he’s 19 does not mean he’s not a high school student!!!!! If he was in school he was trying!!!!! Either way, he’s still a kid!! And this is very sad

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  4. This nonsense was unheard of when I was growing up in Kenosha. BUT I could also count the number of minorities I graduated with on 1 hand, coincidence? Too much trash from the North and South moving in making Kenosha no longer a good place to raise your kids.

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    1. Ya. I’m sure the parents had no idea of the people he hung out with. I mean the people on social media telling him to fly high and other shit seem real stand up. I always post with money and drugs in my pic and tell people I’m a saint. Quit being so blind that the parents don’t know

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  5. All of you people on here saying people’s comments are stupid and the language being used, is part of the problem in today’s society!!! Why can’t anyone have anything nice to say anymore more?? And you wonder why kids are the way they are!! Look in the mirror and see what example you are displaying for them to see!!

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    1. 100%, kids shoot other kids because of the language used in these comments. Going to solve world hunger next? Fuck twat

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  6. If they just had access to community mentors for guidance. Alderman Kennedy? Andy Berg? and all the other stand up guy’s in town. I’ll even throw Judge Kerkman in there….

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  7. Prayers to the families. Schools need to put every child through a boot camp. Teach these kids to learn respect for themselves, and others. Cowards use guns to shoot others. Grow up people.

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  8. Please post facts about why this happened, over shoes, drug deal gone bad, gang related? I realize a young man lost his life and others were injured but WHY? So many unanswered questions. Anybody realize an innocent by stander, someone driving by, sitting in their home could’ve been killed/ injured. Why were they there? Tell us all what led up to the shootings, we have a right to know.

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    1. Actually, you have no legal right to know instantly, eventually he will know because it will come to trial. In the meantime what would you be doing differently? Not wearing shoes? 🤣

  9. He’s a criminal, he was just returned from a long suspension at school. His brother is currently detained at a juvenile detention center. Not getting a dime from me.

  10. Sort of nonsensical and outdated to keep the names to the CRIMINALS anonymous because of their underage. I would find that anyone who is capable of murder at any age ought to be named in full. After all we have to think about the safety and welfare of everyone else, that’s what laws and KCE is here for after all. To keep the herd safe and expose and demonize the individual. Those teens knew what they were doing, and they should lose the right to anonymity.
    #ReWriteTheLaws

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