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Accident – Death – Obituary News : : 1. Police-involved fatality identification
2. Coroner report on man killed by city police
The Mahoning County Coroner’s Office has identified Mathue O’Malley, 27, as the man shot and killed by Youngstown police. The incident occurred in the 100 block of South Maryland Avenue on the West Side. O’Malley was critically injured and later pronounced dead at St. Elizabeth Youngstown Hospital. The shooting took place after O’Malley exchanged gunfire with a Youngstown police officer in response to a disturbance call. The Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation is conducting an independent investigation, while the Youngstown Police Department Internal Affairs Division is conducting an internal review. This incident marks the 12th homicide in Youngstown this year.
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Youngstown Police Identify Man Shot and Killed on West Side
The Mahoning County Coroner’s Office has identified the man shot and killed by Youngstown police early Thursday in the 100 block of South Maryland Avenue on the West Side as Mathue O’Malley, 27.
According to a press release from the coroner’s office, they were notified at 1:06 p.m. Thursday by St. Elizabeth Youngstown Hospital that O’Malley had died. Prior to his death, Youngstown police had released information about the shooting, stating that O’Malley was in critical condition at the time of the incident.
The shooting took place around 1 a.m. Thursday when a Youngstown police officer and O’Malley exchanged gunfire in the 100 block of South Maryland Avenue. O’Malley was injured in the exchange, while no officers were harmed during the altercation.
Investigations Underway
Officers had been dispatched to the residence in response to a disturbance call. Upon arrival, the first officer was met with gunfire from a male inside the house, who was later identified as O’Malley. The exchange of gunfire resulted in O’Malley sustaining critical injuries.
The Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation has been called in to conduct an independent investigation into the circumstances surrounding the shooting. In addition, the Youngstown Police Department Internal Affairs Division will be conducting an internal investigation to review departmental policy. The officers involved in the incident have been placed on administrative leave in accordance with departmental policy.
Recent Homicides in Youngstown
O’Malley’s death marks the 12th homicide of the year in Youngstown and the third homicide in just three days. Prior to O’Malley’s passing, local mentor and activist William “Shimmie” Miller, 49, was found shot to death inside a car on Steel Street near Salt Springs Road on the West Side. The Mahoning County Coroner’s Office was notified of Miller’s death at 10:26 p.m. Wednesday.
Before Miller’s death, Zarian Dothard, 19, was shot and killed in the 500 block of East Judson Avenue on the South Side around 10 p.m. His family turned in Lyndale Wilkins Jr., 17, to the police in connection with the case. Wilkins is currently in the Mahoning County Juvenile Justice Center.
Prior to the Dothard killing, Te’nya Mckinley, 18, was shot to death in a car on Glenwood Avenue near Sherwood Avenue on the South Side. Police found Mckinley with a gunshot wound and pronounced her dead at St. Elizabeth Youngstown Hospital.
Increased Violence in the City
The recent spate of homicides in Youngstown has raised concerns about the level of violence in the city. Multiple “car meets” have been reported throughout the city, where vehicles and their drivers have been disregarding traffic laws and engaging in reckless behavior.
Youngstown police have urged the public to come forward with any information they may have regarding these incidents. Anyone with information is encouraged to contact Ed Runyan by email at erunyan@vindy.com.
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