FLINT, MI — A woman was killed and three other people were wounded in a quadruple shooting outside a Halloween party on Flint’s north side shortly after midnight, Crime Stoppers of Flint and Genesee County said. The victims included two boys and an adult man, and the woman died at the scene.

The Facts

• What: A quadruple shooting outside a party left one woman dead and three others injured.
• Where: The 400 block of West Parkway Avenue on Flint’s north side.
• When: Just after midnight on Halloween morning.
• Who: One adult woman was killed; two boys and one adult man were injured. Her name has not been released.
• Charges: No arrest or criminal charge has been announced.
• Status: Crime Stoppers is seeking information and offering a reward of up to $2,500.

What police say

Crime Stoppers said the shooting took place outside a party and involved four victims. The woman was pronounced dead at the scene, while the three others survived with injuries. Authorities have not publicly identified the wounded victims.

No suspect information was included in the public update, and investigators have not said what led to the gunfire. At this stage, the case appears to be an active investigation with no announced arrest.

Crime Stoppers of Flint and Genesee County is asking anyone with information to come forward. The group said photos and videos can be uploaded anonymously through its website or app, in addition to the phone tip line.

The investigation

Tipsters can call Crime Stoppers anonymously at 1-800-422-JAIL (5245). The organization also said people can submit photos and videos anonymously online or through its app. Cash rewards are available for information that leads to an arrest.

In shootings like this, investigators typically work to identify witnesses, review video, and piece together where people were standing before and after the gunfire. Even when few details are released publicly, those first leads can help determine whether the shots came from inside the crowd, from a vehicle, or from another nearby location.

Police often ask the public to avoid sharing rumors and instead send usable details directly to investigators or tip lines. Anonymous reporting can help protect witnesses who fear retaliation while still giving detectives names, descriptions, or video that may be relevant to the case.

What the charges mean

No charges have been announced in this case, but a shooting investigation can lead to a range of possible criminal filings depending on the evidence and the role of any suspect. Those charges may include homicide-related counts, assault charges, or weapons violations if prosecutors believe the facts support them.

Before a charge is filed, investigators usually try to confirm who fired, who was present, and whether any witnesses can identify a suspect. Prosecutors then decide whether the evidence is strong enough to support an arrest and formal court action.

If an arrest is made, the next steps usually include booking, a bond decision, and an initial court appearance. Later hearings can address the evidence, witness statements, and whether the case should move toward trial or a plea agreement.

What happens next

For now, the key next step is information. Crime Stoppers says it is still looking for tips that could help identify who was involved in the shooting outside the party.

Anyone with relevant photos, videos, or firsthand details can contact the tip line at 1-800-422-JAIL (5245) or submit material anonymously through Crime Stoppers’ website or app.

Have information on a crime? Contact local police or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477 (TIPS).