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6 days ago
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Suspect in domestic situation shot after police chase in Ohio; 1 officer injured
A suspect was shot after shooting at law enforcement and then causing a chase in Marysville on Friday morning, according to our news partners, WBNS. [DOWNLOAD: Free WHIO-TV News app for alerts as news breaks] Officers were called to a domestic dispute on White Oak Court around 2:15 a.m. When they got to the scene, they found the suspect and interacted with him. During that interaction, the suspect reportedly pulled out a gun and fired shots at the officers from inside his vehicle, WBNS reported. The officers returned fire, but the suspect then drove off from the scene, hitting multiple vehicles, including a Marysville police cruiser, in the process. TRENDING STORIES: Kettering Health warns of spam communication amid cyberattack 22-year-old man killed in head-on crash in Northern Miami Valley 'Hard to just stand and watch;' Large fire destroys historic Catholic church The suspect was later found at State Route 31 and U.S. 33. He then started going west on U.S. 33, leading to a chase with law enforcement. WBNS reported that the chase ended when the suspect's vehicle stopped in the median while on U.S. 33. The suspect got out of the vehicle with his firearm, and a Union County Sheriff's Office approached him. Shots were fired, and the suspect was hit multiple times. The suspect was taken to a Marysville hospital before being transported to a hospital in Columbus. His condition is unknown at this time. Police confirmed with WBNS that a Marysville officer was injured during the shooting incident at the original scene. That officer was taken to a hospital and was later released. The Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation was contacted to help with the investigation. Police have also confirmed that the suspect is expected to face several felony charges. [SIGN UP: WHIO-TV Daily Headlines Newsletter]
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6 days ago
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Funeral services announced for sheriff's deputy shot, killed in line of duty
Memorial services have been announced for an Ohio deputy shot and killed on the job earlier this week. [DOWNLOAD: Free WHIO-TV News app for alerts as news breaks] A visitation will be held for Morrow County Deputy Daniel Sherrer on Tuesday, June 3, at Northmor High School in Galion from 1-7 p.m. The funeral is scheduled for Wednesday, June 4, at 11 a.m. at the school with private graveside services to follow, according to his online obituary. As News Center 7 previously reported, Sherrer was shot as he responded to a domestic dispute late Monday. A law enforcement escort led the procession of his body from the Montgomery County Coroner's office to a funeral home in Mount Gilead on Wednesday. TRENDING STORIES: Steeple collapses after fire rips through historic Catholic church Area police chief placed on paid leave pending misconduct investigation US Marshals take 1 in custody after nearly 12-hour standoff Court records obtained by our news partners, WBNS, showed Sherrer arrived at the address in Marengo and spoke with a neighbor. They said the suspect, 53-year-old Brian Wilson, had a gun and shot it multiple times. Sherrer went to Wilson's house and found him sitting on the porch with a firearm in his hand. The 54-year-old allegedly told him not to come onto the porch. WBNS reported that Sherrer attempted to talk to Wilson in an effort to de-escalate the situation. Court documents state Sherrer could be seen on body camera video stepping back as Wilson threatened to kill him if he came around the corner. Sherrer continued to try and de-escalate the situation, but Wilson allegedly threatened him again. The affidavit obtained by WBNS then stated Wilson went up to Sherrer, who was standing on the stairs, and gunfire was exchanged. Sherrer was taken to a nearby hospital, where he died. Wilson was also shot and suffered serious injuries. He's since been charged with aggravated murder. The 31-year-old was a four-year veteran with the sheriff's office. This was his first law enforcement job. Sherrer is survived by his fiancée and parents, his obituary said. A candlelight vigil will also be held at the Morrow County Sheriff's Office at 8:30 p.m. on June 5. [SIGN UP: WHIO-TV Daily Headlines Newsletter]
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28-05-2025
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Body of deputy shot, killed in line of duty returns to Morrow County; procession began in Dayton
A procession to honor an Ohio deputy shot and killed on the job began in Dayton Wednesday morning. [DOWNLOAD: Free WHIO-TV News app for alerts as news breaks] News Center 7 was there as law enforcement and other people lined the streets to pay their respects to Morrow County Deputy Daniel Sherrer as his body departed the Montgomery County Coroner's Office. A law enforcement escort led the procession of Sherrer's body from the coroner's office to a funeral home in Mount Gilead. As News Center 7 previously reported, Sherrer was shot as he responded to a domestic dispute late Monday. TRENDING STORIES: 'Doing cartwheels;' Cancer patient's treatments resume after Kettering Health cyberattack Mom attacks 12-year-old daughter inside nature preserve, investigators say Man found with over 200 grams of heroin, cocaine during traffic stop Court records obtained by our news partners, WBNS, showed Sherrer arrived at the address in Marengo and spoke with a neighbor. They said the suspect, 53-year-old Brian Wilson, had a gun and shot it multiple times. Sherrer went to Wilson's house and found him sitting on the porch with a firearm in his hand. The 54-year-old allegedly told him not to come onto the porch. WBNS reported that Sherrer attempted to talk to Wilson in an effort to de-escalate the situation. Court documents state Sherrer could be seen on body camera video stepping back as Wilson threatened to kill him if he came around the corner. Sherrer continued to try and de-escalate the situation, but Wilson allegedly threatened him again. The affidavit obtained by WBNS then stated Wilson went up to Sherrer, who was standing on the stairs, and gunfire was exchanged. Sherrer was taken to a nearby hospital, where he died. Wilson was also shot and suffered serious injuries. He's since been charged with aggravated murder. The 31-year-old was a four-year veteran with the sheriff's office. This was his first law enforcement job. Morrow County Sheriff John Hinton described Sherrer as someone who always had a smile on his face and was never in a bad mood. 'He came to work every day. He loved his community. He loved his job,' Hinton said. 'It's unfortunate that we're here today to talk about this.' Hinton also called Sherrer a 'godsend' for their office. [SIGN UP: WHIO-TV Daily Headlines Newsletter]
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28-05-2025
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Amazon sued for selling rice with high levels of toxic metals
Amazon is facing a lawsuit claiming it knowingly sold rice without testing it for heavy metals. [DOWNLOAD: Free WHIO-TV News app for alerts as news breaks] Lab tests conducted by Healthy Babies Bright Futures found arsenic, cadmium, mercury and lead above FDA limits in 18 rice brands, including Whole Foods' brand 365, our news partners at WBNS reported. As a result of the findings, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration can deem these products as adulterated. TRENDING STORIES: Man taken to hospital after being pulled from river in Dayton 13-year-old boy killed after falling off trailer during Memorial Day parade identified Man accused of trying to 'engage in sexual activities' with child arrested in Darke County Those suing Amazon stated that they would not have purchased or paid less for the products if they had known the rice was contaminated or if Amazon had never tested it for heavy metals. The lawsuit seeks damages of at least $5 million for Amazon's alleged violations of Washington state consumer protection laws. WBNS reported that research shows that cooking rice in six to 10 cups of water per one cup of rice and draining the excess water before eating can remove a significant amount of arsenic, the most concerning contaminant in rice. [SIGN UP: WHIO-TV Daily Headlines Newsletter]
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26-05-2025
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Inmate who escaped minimum security facility in Ohio arrested; 3 remain on the run
One of the four inmates who escaped a minimum security facility in central Ohio last week has been arrested. [DOWNLOAD: Free WHIO-TV News app for alerts as news breaks] Online jail records in Franklin County show that Jeremy Bowen, 30, was arrested on Saturday. Our news partners in Columbus, WBNS, reported that Bowen was one of four inmates who escaped the Franklin County Community Based Correctional Facility in Columbus on Thursday by smashing through a window. TRENDING STORIES: At least 11 hurt in South Carolina beach town shooting Former Ohio State wide receiver seriously injured in deadly ATV crash Man accused of killing stepson after argument over Fortnite turns into shooting Three other inmates, Mark Long, Nikko Burton, and Michael Norton, are still on the run. All four have been charged with escape, and warrants are still out for Long, Burton, and Norton. WBNS reported that the facility serves as a residential prison diversion program for adult male offenders. Bowen, Burton, and Norton were all in the facility to complete the program for a parole violation. Long was completing the program for a felony theft charge. The facility is operated by its own appointed board and the Franklin County court system, and it is accredited by the American Correctional Association. The incident is under investigation by the Franklin County Sheriff's Office and the facility's internal administrative investigation [SIGN UP: WHIO-TV Daily Headlines Newsletter]
