A carnival slated for this weekend in Huntley has been abruptly canceled, police announced on Tuesday.
The Citius Illinois Baseball and More Brewing carnival, scheduled for May 3-5, will not proceed due to "logistical and safety concerns," authorities stated.The cancelation follows a similar shutdown of a carnival in northwest suburban Lake in the Hills last weekend. Law enforcement responded to calls just before 6:30 p.m. on Saturday reporting fights at the carnival and its nearby parking lot in the 100 block of North Randall Road.
Lake in the Hills police issued a statement refuting social media rumors alleging gunfire or stabbings, asserting that they found no evidence to substantiate such claims."Any social media statements regarding a shooting, shots fired, or stabbing as related to this incident is considered unfounded at this time," Lake in the Hills police stated.
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