As we arrived at the scene of the crime at 6:40pm.
The police had retained witnesses/suspects in 5 groups that led from Countant down to West 114.
Witnesses stand around waiting to talk with police.
The scene of the crime.
Looking east where everyone came from and returned to.
Bands begin packing up their insturments.
Looking east from the Foundry you can see the ambulances and police cars still coming into the area.
This is the alley they came down to spring their attack.
Weapons and blood found back in the alley, behind CVS Pharmacy.
Another ambulance leaves the scene.
The Foundry 11729 Detroit Ave, Lakewood, OH 44107
Rayshawn Williams and Alexandria Wagner, standing where they witnessed the attack.
The club never closed, as no violence had happened in the club. The stories of it starting there and spilling out on the streets were not true.
Brother's Lounge in Cleveland. Lakewood Police had another group of white males in black clothing rounded up there. This is where the entire group got together the first time.
Toyia Malaieb who also witnessed the shooting and attack.
The car's window was shot out, and you can see a shell casing marked.
A shell casing waiting to be collected.
Blood.
You can see where 4 other casings were but already collected.
As we left, they were still busy.
The Foundry still open at midnight.
At midnight they were still collecting evidence and talking with witnesses.
Police with evidence bags.
Blood on the street. This led east down Detroit Ave.
Spectators watch.
Workers in the club wait to get their cars at 1 am.
Now That's Class 11213 Detroit Ave, Cleveland, OH 44102
Easter morning the day after. A little window glass in the parking lot.
Flyers for upcoming shows.
A man walks his dog past the scene of the war.
The alley where 50 scary white guys with guns and machetes came running down.