DELAWARE COUNTY — Shortly after midnight, Friday, August 14, 9-1-1 received a call from a Bean Oller Road resident indicating shots fired in or near their home. The caller said his wife had been shot. Within minutes, shortly after first responders’ arrival, the victim was transported to the hospital. The Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation […]
Jack Slemenda
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