In an attempted robbery at a cellular store, the suspect was shot and killed. Learn more about the suspect Larry Swain and why he shot in detail.
Who is Larry Swain?
The person who was suspected of trying to rob a cellular store in Harrison Township early on Tuesday morning has passed away.
According to the Montgomery County Coroner’s Office, the incident claimed the life of Larry Swain, 36, of Dayton. According to the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office, deputies were called to a gunshot at Boost Mobile in the 3800 block of North Dixie Drive at 1:40 a.m. on Tuesday.
The inquiry, according to the sheriff’s office, revealed a man and a little girl were breaking into the establishment. The caller in a 911 call that News Center 7 has obtained describes an armed robbery at the establishment.
The caller announced, “I’ve got an armed robbery, there’s a person downstairs.” Police think the 911 caller leases an apartment upstairs and works for the company, the sheriff told News Center 7 on Tuesday.
Detectives believe the shooter verbally challenged the man before striking Swain and fleeing the area. Swain traveled to a Dayton apartment with his teenage family member before being sent to a nearby hospital. The sheriff’s office reported that he later passed away as a result of his wounds.
According to Streck, they will compile all the data and proof they can and deliver it to the prosecutor’s office for examination. The Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office is still looking into the situation at this time. As new information becomes available, we’ll update this article.
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