The victim remains in serious condition, according to Akron police.
AKRON, Ohio - A 19-year-old man was seriously injured Friday night after being shot during what Akron police described as a “large gathering.”
According to police, an unknown suspect pulled a handgun on the victim and shot him following a dispute. The victim was dropped off at a hospital after being shot, and according to police, remains in serious condition. Akron police said officers found the crime scene at a home in the 1000 block of Lane Street and are still looking for the suspect.
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