Police Section :: Page 24
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The day following a shootout in Yellow Springs
The day following an all-night shootout in the village that left one man dead, police held a joint press conference, Village staff retained a community counseling service, and residents mourned together at dusk.
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VIDEO—Village of Yellow Springs hosts press conference on recent police shootout
Four Greene County law enforcement bureaus held a joint press conference this afternoon in the Village offices at Bryan Center.
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Yellow Springs police shootout ends in villager’s death
A Yellow Springs man died last night during a stand-off with police.
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Yellow Springs Police respond to active shooter in village
Yellow Springs Police responded to an active shooter on North High Street.
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Blockade down on Limestone Street
The barricades that blocked off the 600 block of West Limestone Street for about an hour and a half this afternoon, Friday, July 13, have been removed, and police say the area is safe.
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Subject of police search taken to hospital
At 12:40 p.m. Thursday, July 11, the Yellow Springs police apprehended Stefan Ritchie, 24, and transported him to Greene County Memorial Hospital.
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Camp counselor could be charged for false statement
Charges could be pending against the camp counselor who made a false report about an armed man in the Glen last week.
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Last week’s lockdown a hoax, police say
According to the Greene County Sheriff’s Department this afternoon, last week’s alleged gunman in the Glen incident was a fabricated story. No such person existed, sheriff’s say.
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In Glen Helen, search winding down, no one found
About 20 officers from various jurisdictions combed through Glen Helen and John Bryan Park today in a search for a man alleged to be carrying a gun. However, the search was called off late this afternoon, and the man is believed to have left the area.
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A native son, talented, caring, addicted
While Oliver Simons, the local man who police say is behind a string of nine burglaries in the village this year, is now locked up at the Greene County Jail, back in town friends, family, victims and community members are left dealing with the aftershock of his alleged crimes.
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