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Accused drive-by shooter aimed for girlfriend's brother

Police have arrested a man in his twenties in connection with an attempted shooting and accident.  26-year-old Adam Fox was arrested Saturday night on several charges including felonious assault and felony fleeing.

No one was hurt in the Saturday shooting attempt.

Dayton Police Sgt Mark Ponichtera says a personal dispute led to the attempted shooting on Samuel Street. Police found the suspect's car nearby.   Inside, officers found an unloaded holster.

The family of the man assumed to be the one Fox was allegedly shooting towards told News Center 7's Layron Livingston Fox had an on-again, off-again relationship with the man's sister.  

The suspect switched cars, and was later involved in an accident on South Smithville and Argella.  The suspect's car hit a truck, which ran into a pole and broke it. The suspect took off and went to a house at 4211 Farnham where he has relatives. 

Police say they made several attempts to get the man to surrender. They did get a small child and two women out of the house. 

Officers finally called the SWAT team.  Members  made contact by phone, and  the suspect finally surrendered.  

Sgt. Ponichtera says the suspect is being uncooperative.  The two women are also being uncooperative, and may face charges. 

The truck driver and the suspect were both taken to the hospital for a check-up. The suspect will then be taken to the Montgomery County Jail. 

Officers say that the suspect has a police record.  He will face charges of assault, and felony fleeing from police.

_{Sun, 29 Jan 2012 04:47:19 -0500}

Dayton woman hurt in Piqua accident

A 46-year-old Dayton woman was taken by Care Flight to Miami Valley Hospital following an accident in Piqua that shut down eastbound lanes on Ash Street for about 20 minutes.

Rhonda Schwaiger received a broken femur on Saturday after her Subaru Forester collided with a Dodge Caravan driven by 28-year-old Marlenny Jimenez of Piqua, according to Lt. Marcos Rodriguez of the Piqua police.

Jimenez was transported to Upper Valley Medical Center in Troy.

_{Sun, 29 Jan 2012 00:26:58 -0500}

Suspect arrested in attempted shooting

Police have arrested a man in his twenties in connection with an attempted shooting and accident.  No one was hurt in the Saturday shooting attempt.

Dayton Police Sgt Mark Ponichtera says a personal dispute led to the attempted shooting on Samuel Street. Police found the suspect's car nearby.   Inside, officers found an unloaded holster.

The suspect switched cars, and was later involved in an accident on South Smithville and Argella.  The suspect's car hit a truck, which ran into a pole and broke it. The suspect took off and went to a house at 4211 Farnham where he has relatives. 

Police say they made several attempts to get the man to surrender. They did get a small child and two women out of the house. 

Officers finally called the SWAT team.  Members  made contact by phone, and  the suspect finally surrendered.  

Sgt. Ponichtera says the suspect is being uncooperative.  The two women are also being uncooperative, and may face charges. 

The truck driver and the suspect were both taken to the hospital for a check-up. The suspect will then be taken to the Montgomery County Jail. 

Officers say that the suspect has a police record.  He will face charges of assault, and felony fleeing from police.

 

 

_{Sat, 28 Jan 2012 19:21:29 -0500}

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