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According to the Montgomery County Prosecutor’s Office, their charges stem from June 5, 2025. ExploreThat evening, Collins was driving a GMC Sierra with no visible registration when a Perry Twp. police officer tried to pull the pickup truck over at Wolf Creek Pike and Diamond Mill Road, according to an affidavit filed in Montgomery County Municipal Court Western Division. Downey was riding in the truck bed, and there were two passengers in the truck, though the passengers are not facing charges.

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Streck said 10 jail staff were placed on paid administrative leave while the investigation continues. He added that this is a procedural step and not an implication of guilt. ExploreChristian Black, 25, of Zanesville, was taken into custody March 23 after allegedly crashing a stolen vehicle on Interstate 70 in Englewood. Emergency crews reportedly took him to a local hospital for treatment, then to the Montgomery County Jail.

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ExploreIn addition, his driver’s license has been suspended for life, and he was ordered to pay $7,000 in restitution, court documents said. On Sept. 10, 2023, an Englewood police officer tried to pull over Elofskey for speeding and having a false registration on South Main Street near Wolf Avenue. Englewood police Sgt. Mike Lang previously said that the 2004 Volvo XC70 Elofskey was driving initially slowed down, but then sped up and fled, prompting the officer to pursue him.

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He will also be designated as a violent offender and a Tier II sexual offender, meaning if he gets out of prison he will have to register his address every 180 days for 25 years. He was also ordered to pay $2,284 in restitution. ExploreSchmidt was accused of murdering 16-month-old Ryder Thomas Williams. On Dec. 12, 2022, medics were called to the 30 block of North Hedges Street on a report of a child not breathing. They took Ryder to Dayton Children’s Hospital where he died five days later.