You choose, we deliver
If you are interested in this story, you might be interested in others from The Journal Gazette. Go to www.journalgazette.net/newsletter and pick the subjects you care most about. We'll deliver your customized daily news report at 3 a.m. Fort Wayne time, right to your email.

Police and fire

  • Woman injured in ATV crash
    Indiana conservation officers are investigating an ATV crash that injured a Corydon woman early this morning.Christie Y.
  • On the trail of the dead
    The body of Thomas Haskins was a day away from being cremated – and his closest kin didn’t even know he was dead.
  • House fire spreads to 2nd Aboite home
    A blaze burned a house Saturday morning in Aboite Township and spread to a neighboring home before firefighters could douse the flames, Fort Wayne fire officials said.
Advertisement

Police ID victims, those charged in ambulance-shooting case

Traneilous L. Jackson
Jermaine J. Loyall

FORT WAYNE – The Fort Wayne Police Department has released the names of at least some of those who were shot, stabbed or arrested in connection with an alternation that began early Sunday at a north-side nightclub and ended with a shot-up ambulance.

Police released the following information Monday morning:

  • Jermaine J. Loyall, 29, of Fort Wayne, was stabbed, police said. His condition was not available.
  • Conditions were also not available for Fort Wayne shooting victims Latasha N. Loyall, 27; Dominic E. Loyall, 22; or Lashanda S. Conwell, 31.
  • Police said Traneilous L. Jackson 24, of Fort Wayne, was charged with aggravated battery, criminal recklessness with a firearm and possession of a firearm by a felon; and Alfonso L. Chappell, 27, of Fort Wayne, was charged with resisting law enforcement fleeing vehicle.
  • Jackson and Chappell were in a white Ford Crown Victoria identified as the suspect vehicle in the ambulance shooting, police said.
  • An 18-year-old Fort Wayne man in the car was charged with minor consuming and a fourth person in the car was later released.
The case remains under investigation.

Advertisement