Think caught in Mansfield Airbnb shooting that eliminated 2 teens

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MANSFIELD, Ohio - - A suspect in a Halloween party shooting hosted at an Airbnb that left two teenagers dead and 4 others hurt has been collared and charged with murder.

Mansfield police on Wednesday arrested Cyrus J. Ellerbe, 22, of Mansfield, according to a news release. He now deals with felony counts of murder and discharging a firearm on or near a restricted premises, Mansfield Municipal Court records show.

Cops responded just after 11:30 p.m. on Oct. 27 to the house at 810 Ferndale Avenue, after 911 get in touch with the shooting

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" I don't understand what's going on, but there's two people in my room that are shot. They're bleeding. They're bleeding bad," one caller said.

6 teenagers were shot, ranging 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 informed BNN News had been running for years as a short-term leasing through Airbnb. That night it appeared to have actually been leased by an adult for a party, they said.

Cops stated there were 50 individuals at the Halloween party, mainly teens, which they discovered drugs inside the home.

Investigators with Mansfield Division of Police's major criminal activities unit later determined Ellerbe as a suspect and apprehended him Wednesday, after consulting with Richland County district attorneys.

He is due for arraignment in Mansfield Municipal Court on Thursday early morning.

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The investigation is ongoing and detectives are "continuing to collect additional realities," reads the Wednesday release.

Anybody with details is prompted to call the division's tip line at 419-522-7463. Tipsters might stay anonymous. Tipsters can likewise call investigators Sgt. Jered Kingsborough at 419-755-9729 or Korey Kaufman at 419-755-9748.