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Man charged in deputy's killing eligible for death penalty
The man accused of killing Deputy Daniel Sherrer could face the death penalty, according to our news partner WBNS 10TV. [DOWNLOAD: Free WHIO-TV News app for alerts as news breaks] RELATED>> Deputy shot, killed while responding to domestic call in Ohio Prosecutor Andrew Wick announced that 53-year-old Brian Michael Wilson was indicted on 14 counts by a grand jury. Two counts of aggravated murder have specifications that make Wilson eligible for the death penalty, according to WBNS. TRENDING STORIES: Heroic local pharmacist saves 2 lives in one shift 'Grateful that I'm here;' woman recounts chaotic wrong-way chase on I-75 that ended in crash Local officer resigns after OVI arrest Authorities believe Wilson shot and killed Sherrer on May 26. Sherrer was responding to a reported domestic situation when he was shot, WBNS says. Wick has been indicted on 14 counts including two counts of aggravated murder, one count of felony murder, one count felonious assault on a peace officer, one count of felonious assault on a peace officer with a deadly weapon, one count of attempted murder, one count of attempted aggravated murder, one count of felonious assault, one count of domestic violence, one count of unlawful discharge of a firearm into a habitation, one count of unlawful discharge of a firearm on a public roadway, two counts of possession of criminal tools and one count of discharge of firearm while intoxicated, according to WBNS. Wilson's bond was set at $5 million. [SIGN UP: WHIO-TV Daily Headlines Newsletter]
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23-05-2025
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Ohio firefighter arrested after child porn investigation
A firefighter from Columbus was arrested Wednesday at his home and is facing federal charges for receiving and distributing child sexual abuse material, originally reported by our news partner WBNS 10TV in Columbus. [DOWNLOAD: Free WHIO-TV News app for alerts as news breaks] Carson Bigham, 23, was arrested at his home as the Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force searched his home and removed electronics, WBNS says. TRENDING STORIES: Founding member of popular Dayton band feared dead in California plane crash Former MLB player sues Reds after suffering career-ending injury at Great American Ball Park Area school named one of the Best Communities for Music Education Law enforcement received tips from the National Center of Missing and Exploited Children about a Columbus man who was facing child sexual abuse material charges in March, WBNS says. This man's devices were seized and law enforcement found conversations between the man and Bigham. According to WBNS, the conversations included discussion about engaging in sex with minors and allegedly Bigham received incriminating material during these conversations. Bigham was in federal court Thursday, WBNS says. If convicted, Bigham would serve between five and 20 years in prison and he would have to register as a sex offender after his release, according to WBNS. His hearing is set for May 27. Bigham has served with the Columbus Fire Department since 2021 and has been placed on administrative leave, according to WBNS. [SIGN UP: WHIO-TV Daily Headlines Newsletter]
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23-05-2025
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New Albany mass shooting suspect found incompetent to stand trial
Bruce Foster III will have to undergo treatment to restore competency after being found mentally unfit by a judge. Foster is accused of shooting six people, killing two at a warehouse in New Albany, originally reported by our news partner WBNS 10TV in Columbus. [DOWNLOAD: Free WHIO-TV News app for alerts as news breaks] Foster appeared in court Thursday and the judge found him to be mentally unfit and subject to court-ordered hospitalization, according to WBNS. Foster will be treated to restore his competency, WBNS says. The shooting happened Feb. 4 at the KDC/One building, and law enforcement conducted an hours-long manhunt that ended at Foster's apartment with his arrest, WBNS says. TRENDING STORIES: Founding member of popular Dayton band feared dead in California plane crash Former MLB player sues Reds after suffering career-ending injury at Great American Ball Park 'A great place to live;' New study ranks Dayton among most affordable cities Foster's attorney gave the judge a mental health evaluation that said Foster needs mental health treatment before he can face charges, according to WBNS. 'The competency report is the medical report that says at this point, hospitalization is needed before we can have a meaningful procedure in the court,' said defense attorney Brandon Shroy. 'At this point, it is still in a medical venue and not in a criminal one.' In 2022, Foster's family reported him to the Columbus Police for concerns about his behavior and he was briefly hospitalized for evaluation, WBNS says. 'Hospitalization is necessary for him to meaningfully participate with what we are doing right now,' Shroy said during the March hearing. A second expert was brought in Thursday after the Licking County prosecutor requested a second opinion. They found Foster must undergo treatment to restore competency, according to WBNS. [SIGN UP: WHIO-TV Daily Headlines Newsletter]
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01-05-2025
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Ohio State football head coach Ryan Day wraps up spring, reflects on NFL draft
The Ohio State football program is at the top of college football right now. The team won the College Football Playoff national championship last season, and just finished off a historic NFL draft where the program saw 14 players selected in the seven-round event last weekend. Head coach Ryan Day just won the "Super 11 Coach of the Year Award" for his media availability, and that was on display again on Wednesday when he met with the local media to wrap up spring, reflect on the NFL draft, and look ahead to the offseason. There weren't any real earthshattering revelations provided -- which is to be expected because there's still a long way to go all the way up to fall camp -- but he did provide a little insight to where things are with the quarterback battle, offensive line, and more. Advertisement If you didn't catch what Day had to say as the program gets ready to go into hibernation until fall camp, we have his complete press conference here thanks to the WBNS 10TV YouTube Channel. Ohio State still has plenty of position battles and gaps to fill from a lot of talent that graduated and left for the NFL, so we'll continue to follow the team in the offseason and as things ramp up to fall camp. More than ever, there's not really a quite offseason for college football, so there's sure to be more news and analysis to look forward to. Contact/Follow us @BuckeyesWire on X (formerly Twitter) and like our page on Facebook to follow ongoing coverage of Ohio State news, notes and opinion. Follow Phil Harrison on X. This article originally appeared on Buckeyes Wire: Ohio State coach Ryan Day meets with media, wraps up spring, NFL draft
USA Today
01-05-2025
- Sport
- USA Today
Ohio State football head coach Ryan Day wraps up spring, reflects on NFL draft
Ohio State football head coach Ryan Day wraps up spring, reflects on NFL draft The Ohio State football program is at the top of college football right now. The team won the College Football Playoff national championship last season, and just finished off a historic NFL draft where the program saw 14 players selected in the seven-round event last weekend. Head coach Ryan Day just won the "Super 11 Coach of the Year Award" for his media availability, and that was on display again on Wednesday when he met with the local media to wrap up spring, reflect on the NFL draft, and look ahead to the offseason. There weren't any real earthshattering revelations provided -- which is to be expected because there's still a long way to go all the way up to fall camp -- but he did provide a little insight to where things are with the quarterback battle, offensive line, and more. If you didn't catch what Day had to say as the program gets ready to go into hibernation until fall camp, we have his complete press conference here thanks to the WBNS 10TV YouTube Channel. Ohio State still has plenty of position battles and gaps to fill from a lot of talent that graduated and left for the NFL, so we'll continue to follow the team in the offseason and as things ramp up to fall camp. More than ever, there's not really a quite offseason for college football, so there's sure to be more news and analysis to look forward to. Contact/Follow us @BuckeyesWire on X (formerly Twitter) and like our page on Facebook to follow ongoing coverage of Ohio State news, notes and opinion. Follow Phil Harrison on X.
