Green Bay Shooting Victim Remains Critical but Stable
Although 24-year-old Kenarka Ryan remains in a critical condition at the Sir Lester Bird Medical Center, medical officials say he is stable.
This is quite an improvement from the last 24 hours, where reports were that he was holding on by a thread.
Ryan and Neeyah Rose were shot multiple times in Green Bay on Monday night by unknown assailants.
Rose, who allegedly received six gunshots died hours after emergency surgery. Ryan reportedly received a wound to his head and other parts of the body.
Meanwhile, the police continue to probe the circumstances surrounding the shooting at around 8:45 pm.
The Police Administration is expressing condolence to the family for their tragic loss.
The administration has further condemned this senseless act of violence and is appealing to anyone with information surrounding this incident to contact the Criminal Investigations Department at 462-3913 or call Crimestoppers at 800-Tips (8477)
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