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MANSFIELD, Ohio-- The suspect in a Halloween celebration shooting hosted at an Airbnb that left 2 teens dead and four others hurt was arraigned Thursday and offered a $5 million money bond.
Cyrus J. Ellerbe, 22, was jailed Wednesday by the Mansfield Police Department and charged with murder, according to a news release.
Cyrus J. Ellerbe (Mansfield Division of Police).
Cops responded just after 11:30 p.m. on Oct. 27 to the house at 810 Ferndale Avenue, after 911 calls on the shooting.
" I don't know what's going on, but there's two individuals in my room that are shot. They're bleeding. They're bleeding bad," one caller said.
6 teens were shot, varying in age from 14 years old to 19 years of ages. A 17-year-old and an 18-year-old were pronounced dead at the scene.
Next-door neighbors told BNN News the home had been operating for several years as a short-term leasing through Airbnb. That night it appeared to have actually been leased by an adult for a party, they stated.
Authorities stated there were 50 people at the Halloween party, mainly teens, which they found drugs inside the home.
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Investigators with Mansfield Division of Police's significant crimes system later recognized Ellerbe as a suspect and detained him Wednesday, after seeking advice from Richland County prosecutors.
On top of the $5 million money bond, the Mansfield Municipal Court purchased that Ellerbe have no contact with the victims or victims' households.
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