10 Arrested, Fair Reopens After Fight, Shooting In Ohio: Reports

CANFIELD, OH — After a fight and a shooting that led to 10 arrests on Saturday night, the Canfield Fair returned to its schedule, including operating on Labor Day to close out the holiday weekend.

The fight and shooting happened about 10 p.m. Saturday, WKBN27 reported. There were no injuries reported, but two vehicles were hit by bullets, the report said.

Seven of those arrested were juveniles and three were young adults, the report said.

FOX8 reported one of the juveniles arrested was being held after authorities found him with a handgun.

The Mahoning County Sheriff's Office said the investigation was continuing and security was increased for the remainder of the weekend.

The Canfield Fair Board issued a statement Sunday saying the fair would continue.

"The Fair Board will not tolerate conduct like that which occurred Saturday night and will take all steps necessary to ensure the safety of all those attending and working at the Fair including an enhanced police presence for the remainder of this year’s Fair," the statement said.

"We thank the Fair Police Department, the Mahoning County Sheriff's Office, the Ohio State Highway Patrol, the Canfield Police Department, and other law enforcement agencies for all their work in keeping the Fair a safe place. As the incident of Saturday night is the subject of criminal investigation, the Board will have no further comment at this time," the statement said.

"All events and activities that are scheduled for Sunday and Monday will take place as planned. We hope you continue to celebrate the unofficial end of Summer at the Canfield Fair," the statement said.

A performance by Sam Hunt went on Sunday evening, with the only delays caused by rain.