2018 Maze Bank shooting

In mid-day July 26, 2018, Kayden J. Henry parked in the Maze Bank Arena parking lot and began shooting indiscriminately at pedestrians. Seven people were killed in or around the Maze Bank Arena area. Henry then drove around Chamberlain Hills, running over pedestrians and shooting at police. Henry was captured after crashing in Pillbox Hill.

Henry was charged with 20 counts of first-degree murder and his trial begins in December 2021.

Events
CCTV caught Henry on camera minutes before the shooting, although it is unclear what he was doing.

Henry prepared a Carbine Rifle in his Bollokan Prairie's trunk and drove to the Maze Bank Arena. Henry exited his vehicle, shooting four people who were conversing. A security guard, Earl Garey, shot at Henry, but was unsuccessful and was shot. Henry turned his attention to three people running away, shooting all. Henry then got into his car and drove off, having inflicted 6 deaths and one injury. The police caught up to him, and a chase ensued. Henry crashed into a local locksmith building, and exited his vehicle. Henry shot and killed four police officers before getting back into his car and driving off.

Henry evaded police until he was seen again, and turned into an alleyway where he crashed again. He got out, killing six more police officers and injuring one more. Henry ran out into the street, where he shot and killed two more officers before stealing their police cruiser. He then drove on the sidewalk, injuring 5 civilians and killing one more.

Henry drove down Adam's Apple Blvd. before colliding head-on with a vehicle, killing the occupant inside. He soon surrendered to police.

Victims
Henry shot and killed 20 people, 8 of whom were civilians and 12 of which were police officers. Henry also shot and injured 6 civilians and 1 police officer.