CLEVELAND — The trial for Jaylon Jennings, the 25-year-old man accused of a mass shooting in Cleveland's Warehouse District, has been postponed.
The trial was postponed from Monday to July 17.
The mass shooting that injured nine people took place on West 6th Street near Johnson Court in downtown Cleveland around 2:30 a.m. on Sunday, July 9.
Law enforcement officials say that Jennings and Kevin Del Valle-Salaman left Rumor Bar and Lounge around 2 a.m. to go to Del Valle-Salaman's car that was parked nearby. Jennings allegedly grabbed a gun, walked back to West 6th Street and waited for some of the victims to exit the bar.
Jennings then allegedly fired into a crowd of people before fleeing the scene. The nine victims shot ranged in age from 23-38 years. All of the victims survived.
Jennings was arrested last July on the following charges:
- Nine Counts of Attempted Murder
- 18 Counts of Felonious Assault
- Two counts of Having a Weapon Under Disability
- One count of Grand Theft
- One count of Receiving Stolen Property
The Lorain native is currently being held on a $9 million bond after he pleaded not guilty in July 2023.
Del Valle-Salaman previously pleaded guilty to tampering with evidence and obstructing justice. His sentencing is set for Thursday, May 23.
