7-29-25 TUESDAY MORNING NEWS

Lima teen shot to death now identified, a suspect too; A woman hit by a car at a Findlay gas station dies from her injuries; Arrests made in connection with melee in Cincinnati; Mentally ill man travels across the countrty, shoots and kills four people in NYC.

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
The elimate ten shot to death Sunday afternoon has now
been identified, and so has a suspect in that murder.
WYO reporting that the fifteen year old who was killed
is Damian Johnson. Also, fifteen year old Kivon Lazenby is
being held at the Allen County Juvenile Detention Center on
a charge of delinquency by murder. The shooting happened Sunday afternoon.

(00:22):
Johnson was taken to Mercy Health Saint Ritez, where he died.
After an investigation, police discovered the shooting actually occurred in
the two thousand block of North Metcalf Street. The investigation
into that shooting continues. An eighty three year old Finley
woman died yesterday after being struck by a vehicle at
a Findley gas station. The Hancock County Sheriff's Office that

(00:43):
it happened yesterday morning about eleven thirty at the speedway
on Tiffin Avenue. Fifty five year old Carrie Rymer of
Finley was trying to pull away from the pumps when
she struck eighty three year old Leah Faye of Findley.
Faye was later pronounced dead at blantd Valley Hospital. Neither
drugs nor alcohol are suspected to be a factor in
that incident. Cincinnati's police chief is angry after a melee

(01:07):
in the downtown area that went viral.

Speaker 2 (01:10):
What should we expect from our youth if this is
the kind of adult behavior that is setting an example
for them?

Speaker 1 (01:18):
The online cell phone videos show a man and a
woman being physically attacked by a group of people on Saturday. Yesterday,
Chief Teresa Tiji said five people have been charged and
she anticipates more arrests. Fiji added that she was outraged
that so many people recorded the incident rather than calling
police or helping, and for us to.

Speaker 2 (01:40):
Get only one phone call of this incident is unacceptable
in this city.

Speaker 1 (01:46):
The incident also has received a surprisingly little coverage from
national media. Meanwhile, details are emerging about the gunman from
Las Vegas who shot and killed at least four people
and wounded another in New York City at an office
building yesterday. He then turned the gun on himself. Fox
five Las Vegas's Jacqueline Schultz as the latest.

Speaker 3 (02:10):
Twenty seven year old Chantamora didn't have unknown criminal history.
In fact, he had an active conceal carry permit from
Metro police. He has listed the home in the La
Joya CLASSICX neighborhood since around twenty twenty two as his address.
County record show family members bought it in twenty twenty one. Now,

(02:30):
neighbors say they don't specifically remember seeing him and in
around the home, but they do remember seeing his car.

Speaker 4 (02:37):
Now.

Speaker 3 (02:37):
Investigators say Tomorrow's vehicle traveled cross country and entered New
York Monday afternoon. He then entered the Park Avenue building
open fire and shot and killed himself on the thirty
third floor.

Speaker 1 (02:48):
That's Fox five Las Vegas's Jacqueline Schultz reporting. A motive
for the shooting is not yet known. Police say the
shooter had a documented mental health history. Vice President JD.
Vance was in Canton yesterday visiting a steel plant and
touting the success of the Big Beautiful Bill. Vance talked

(03:09):
about the importance of tariffs and the bill working together
to bring industry back to America.

Speaker 4 (03:15):
That one big Beautiful Bill makes it easier to invest
in American energy and American energy workers, because if you
want to build and manufacture great American steel, we all
know that it helps to have cheap, reliable American energy
to build that steal.

Speaker 1 (03:31):
With Meanwhile, yesterday Vance's wife, Second Lady Usha Vance, joined
Ohio's First Lady Frand de Wine at the Ohio State
Fair to help kids learn about the importance of reading.
Speaking of the State Fair, today is Day seven and
today is Senior Day, although sixty and over will be
admitted free. The Ohio Department of Aging is hosting a

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Healthy Aging Expo, offering free health screenings and wellness demonstrations.
And it's day three the Auglais County Fair and Wapa Canetta.
Today is Kid's Day. The midway opens at eleven, rides
open at one, and there's harness racing tonight in the
grand stand of the Moon City. Trot is at six o'clock.
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