Episode Transcript
The Line of Police Department reports that a fifteen year
old was killed in Lima yesterday. It happened just before
six o'clock as a vehicle arrived at Saint Ritez with
a fifteen year old mail unresponsive in the back seat,
suffering from a gunshot wound to the abdomen. He was
pronounced dead shortly thereafter. After investigation, police determined that the
shooting occurred in the two thousand block of North Medcalf Street.
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Several individuals were interviewed about the incident, and investigators have
identified several suspects involved. One male juvenile was held at
the Allen County Juvenile Detention Center for suspicion of murder.
No names are being released at this time as the
incident is still in the early stages of the investigation.
Anyone with information should contact the Line of Police Department
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at two two seven forty four forty four, or tips
can also be given by contacting crime Stoppers at two
two nine Stop. Just fifteen minutes prior to that incident,
LPD was already investigating another shooting as officers were dispatched
to a residence the four hundred block of East Pearl Street.
It was discovered that a dispute between forty five year
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old Anthony Davis and sixty five year old John Martin
resulted in Davis brandishing a handgun and shooting Martin, who
was taken to Saint Ritez, where he is in stable condition.
Officers quickly located and arrested Davis, and he was taken
to the Allen County Jail held on suspicion of felonious
assault and suspicion of having weapons while under disability. Video
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of a fight among a large crowd of people in
downtown Cincinnati is causing a stir The on Enz Jared
Allen has more.
Speaker 2 (01:35):
The two and a half minute video reportedly shows dozens
of people involved in a scuffle at one downtown Cincinnati
intersection fourth in Elm Streets. The video was being shared
on social media until the sites where it existed deactivated
sharing of the video. Cincinnati's police chief calls behaviors on
the video cruel and absolutely unacceptable. The chief tells the
Cincinnati Inquirer it is not in any way connected to
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the Cincinnati Music Festival.
Speaker 1 (02:00):
It's the one ends. Jared Allen reporting a man is
facing terrorism charges after a weekend stabbing rampage at a
Walmart and Northern Michigan. The attack happened Saturday afternoon. The
man allegedly began attacking people with a folding knife in
the store's checkout area. This happened in Traverse City. Bystanders
helped capture the assailant. A motive for that attack has
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not yet been determined. The US has reached a trade
deal with the European Union in Scotland on Sunday. Fox's
Alicia Acunya has details.
Speaker 3 (02:31):
President Trump is celebrating after striking a major trade deal
with the European Union. Its framework was announced earlier today
after he met with the European Commission president in Scotland.
It sets a fifteen percent tariff on most goods, including cars.
That's lower than the thirty percent Trump originally threatened, but
a little higher than what the EU wanted. The U
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is also agreeing to invest six hundred billion dollars into
the US economy and by seven hundred and fifty billion
worth the US energy.
Speaker 1 (03:01):
That's Fox's Alicia Akunya reporting. Everybody wants the power back
on quickly when it goes out, and aep ohio is
now using drones to help prevent power outages and get
them fixed more quickly. The company has installed a drone
docking station at the electrical substation that connects to the
Clintonville and Linden neighborhoods in Columbus. The vehicle can be
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deployed to pinpoint the source of an outage, allowing crews
to get to and repair that problem in less time.
They are also using drones to inspect the power system
and find issues before they cause outages. The Columbus docking
station is part of AEP's pilot program for drones. Today
is day six that the Ohio State Fair. The All
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Ohio State Fair Band and Youth Choir will perform throughout
the day and Second Lady Usha Vance will be at
the Fair today to promote the children's Summer Reading Challenge.
And it's day two of the Auglaize County Fair and
WAP but Canetta It's Senior Day. Those sixty and older
get in for five dollars. The midway opens at eleven,
rides open at four, and there's a kitty tractor pulling
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the grand stand at seven o'clock tonight for the latest
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