– Man firing shots at woman in Harrison Twp. indicted
– Accused of shooting at woman in Harrison Twp. indicted.
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June 10—A man indicted on Monday is facing serious charges after allegedly firing 17 shots at a woman in Harrison Township. The incident occurred on May 27 in the 1900 block of Gant Drive, where the suspect, identified as Jayzon Markques Wagner, reportedly assaulted the woman before firing multiple rounds towards her.
The situation escalated quickly, with some of the bullets piercing through the walls of nearby apartments where residents, including adults and a child, were sleeping. The Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office responded to the scene following reports of shots fired and discovered a disturbing scene of bullet casings scattered around the area.
Upon further investigation, it was revealed that two adults in the master bedroom and a child in another room had narrowly escaped harm as bullets penetrated their living spaces. This reckless act of violence put innocent lives at risk and left a community shaken.
Charges and Arrest
Wagner now faces multiple charges, including improperly discharging a firearm at or into a habitation, felonious assault with firearm specifications, failure to comply with police orders, tampering with evidence, and assault. The gravity of these charges reflects the severity of his actions and the potential harm inflicted on others.
Following the incident, deputies located Wagner driving near North Dixie Drive and Needmore Road in Harrison Township. A brief high-speed pursuit ensued, culminating in Wagner crashing into a parked vehicle in Dayton before attempting to flee on foot.
Law enforcement officers apprehended Wagner without further incident and discovered four firearms inside the apartment where he was found. The arrest of the suspect brings a sense of relief to the affected community and serves as a reminder of the importance of swift and decisive action in response to acts of violence.
Conclusion
The alleged actions of Jayzon Markques Wagner have sparked outrage and concern within Harrison Township and beyond. The safety and well-being of residents must always remain a top priority, and incidents like this underscore the need for vigilance and cooperation among law enforcement agencies and the community.
As the legal proceedings unfold, it is crucial to uphold the principles of justice and accountability to ensure that those responsible for endangering the lives of others are held accountable for their actions. The Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office continues to investigate this case and work towards ensuring the safety and security of all residents.
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– Man accused firing shots woman Harrison Twp.
– Accused firing shots woman Harrison Twp. indicted.
