2 teens arrested in Halloween shooting that injured 7 near University of Delaware

A break in a terrifying case. Two teenagers charged in a Halloween mass shooting near the University of Delaware. A night of fun ending in terror when gunfire erupted in Newark, Delaware. Seven people were injured in the shooting, including a student who suffered a collapsed lung after being shot in the back. Our Jill Croce with the details. Today we learned two teens allegedly discharged firearms during Halloween night's mass shooting along East Main Street in Newark, according to police. That pair now faces a slew of charges and is in custody as police continue this extensive investigation. An 18-year-old from Wilmington and a 17-year-old male from Northeast Maryland now share five charges, including attempted murder, first degree, and reckless endangering, first degree. The 17-year-old was The victims range in age from 15 to 21 years old, and one was a University of Delaware student, a 20-year-old. We're also told today three of those victims remain in stable condition, while the four others have been released. The first responding officer arrived within 20 seconds, and the gunfire had already stopped. We had no actionable intelligence or information to corroborate that there was any legitimate threat of violence to our community. Nevertheless, we recognized the potential for extremely large crowds in Newark as part of Halloween weekend. As a result, we significantly increased our Newark police staffing for that weekend. We received assistance from officers from the University of Delaware and the Delaware Division of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Marijuana Enforcement. This 16-year-old victim also had a loaded firearm and is facing charges, and that has been recovered by police. This remains an ongoing investigation, and they're still looking for anyone who has details. So please contact the Criminal Investigations Unit if you know anything regarding this case. In Newark, Jill Croce, Fox 29 News.