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Auburn police respond to Halloween night shooting and stabbing involving teens

Maria Rodriguez
Senior Reporter · Monday, November 2, 2026 at 11:06 PM · 1 min read
Auburn police respond to Halloween night shooting and stabbing involving teens — Columbus Real Estate news

AUBURN, Ala. (WTVM) - Auburn police responded to several violent crime calls on Halloween night, including a shooting on West Longleaf Drive and a stabbing on West Glenn Avenue that left two teenagers injured.Shooting on West Longleaf DriveThe shooting on West Longleaf Drive started at a high school house party Saturday night, police said. Auburn police charged 18-year-old Sederien Carter with assault after he allegedly shot a teenager.A resident who lives two doors down from the house was interviewed by a detective about the shooting. She was not home at the time but saw the activity through her Ring camera and spoke to people running from the party who witnessed the shooting.“When we first heard it, I was like, ‘I’m not going home.’ I don’t know if they’re, if he’s still out there, if something happened to my house. We have cats, so I was worried, we were worried, but we definitely felt like we should just stay away until they figured it out,” said the resident, identified as Lauren.

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