FBI seeks videos, photos of Madison football-game shooting

The FBI is asking the public to share videos and photos connected to a deadly shooting at a youth football game in Madison, Illinois.

What the FBI is seeking

The request focuses on recordings and images made in connection with the shooting. Material from people who were at the youth football game could help investigators review what happened.

The FBI’s request covers two types of material: videos and photos. People who captured either type of material may have information relevant to the investigation.

The shooting

The incident was a deadly quadruple shooting at a youth football game in Madison, Illinois. The shooting occurred in connection with the event, which involved young athletes and spectators.

How to respond

People with videos or photos tied to the shooting should follow the FBI’s instructions for submitting them. The FBI is the agency seeking the material.

The request does not change the need for investigators to verify what each image or recording shows, when it was made and how it relates to the shooting. Those details can help law enforcement organize evidence from the scene and surrounding activity.

What happens next

The FBI’s collection of photos and videos is part of the investigative process surrounding the shooting. Additional material from witnesses or attendees may help investigators build a clearer record of the event.

The public request is limited to videos and photos connected to the shooting. People should not alter or circulate material in ways that could affect its usefulness to investigators.