by Jeff Schrock Ohio (WKEF) -- It's not something a neighborhood expected to wake up to Firearms and Explosives (ATF) were spotted investigating a home on the 1300 block of Mapleridge Drive it's unknown what prompted the investigation or if this was one of many houses agents were looking into Neighbors say they haven’t had much interaction with the occupants of the home that was visited by A-T-F agents and the neighborhood is quiet and residents along Mapleridge Drive know each other but there’s like not huge parties or anything that goes on or nothing like that that causes this kind of attraction," said Fairborn resident I never noticed anything off about them or anything like that." Dayton 24/7 Now Jeff Schrock did reach out to a spokesperson with A-T-F An ATF spokesperson told Schrock that agents conducted a court-authorized search warrant on the home Schrock also reached out to Fairborn Police but hasn’t heard back yet We are continuing to update this story online and on our social media channels SIGN UP FOR THE DAYTON 24/7 NOW NEWSLETTER: Get our latest articles in your inbox A man has been found guilty on multiple felony charges after starting a shooting exchange with police in early 2024 Ohio (WKEF) -- A man has been found guilty on multiple felony charges after starting a shooting exchange with police in early 2024 has been found guilty of three counts of Felonious Assault (second-degree felonies) and three 3-year Firearm Specifications According to the Greene County Prosecutor’s Office Bryant could possibly face more than three decades in prison RELATED COVERAGE: Police, suspect exchange gunfire in Fairborn Fairborn police were requested to help the Columbus Division of Police with the execution of a warrant for Bryant’s arrest after the Franklin County Municipal Court charged him with murder in Columbus detectives assisting the arrest warrant created a plan to minimize risk to themselves located at the 400 block of Funbderberg Road was placed under surveillance by three detectives in an unmarked vehicle said that when Bryant left his apartment and walked toward his car the detectives slowly drove up the parking lot They made their way to where Bryant was entering his vehicle and before they could stop and identify themselves Bryant admitted that he did not know who he was shooting at due to the windows of the cars being tinted Prosecutor Hayes said that Bryant then ran to another part of the apartment complex while still holding the weapon in the direction and hid between two cars and no one was hurt as a result of the shootout As the incident was considered an officer-involved shooting the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation (BCI) was requested to process the scene BCI officials said they found two fired shell casings matching Bryant’s gun and six that matched the officers’ seven witnesses came forward to testify for the state including the three detectives who were in the unmarked car and a forensic scientist with BCI’s firearms division He is set to return to court on May 19 for a second Indictment filed in Greene County unrelated to the shooting The Greene County Prosecutor’s Office said that after both of Bryant’s Greene County cases are concluded he will be extradited to Franklin County for additional hearings related to his pending murder case This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page Photos of the house in flames was sent to the newsroom from a nearby resident who knew the couple that lives in the house Ohio (WKEF) – According to Battalion Chief of the Fairborn Fire Department the interior and exterior of the home was able to be extinguished quickly due to the “aggressive attacks” the firefighters on scene executed on the fire Chief Rickets said there was someone in the home when the fire started but they were able to escape the house safely with no injuries The Fairborn Fire Department is unsure of what caused the fire and have begun an investigation the Fairborn Fire Department was dispatched to a house fire on the 100 block of Fig Street According to a resident on the street of the home Fairborn dispatchers were unable to give our crews information about the fire but the Dayton 24/7 Now has crews on the scene to report developing details Ohio (WKEF) -- The Fairborn Police Department is investigating an incident involving an 11-year-old student Overnight the Fairborn Police Department took to Facebook saying that their agency is aware of The department says everyone involved has been contacted and the school is addressing the situation The matter has been referred to the Greene County Prosecutors Office for review There will be an increased presence of Fairborn Police officers at Fairborn Intermediate School to alleviate any concerns The department ends the post by saying "the care and wellbeing of our students will always be our top priority." We also caught up with one parent whose son goes to Fairborn Intermediate School She said discipline and teaching kids right from wrong starts at home "Just because some of these kids hear their parents say and they bring it into school thinking it's funny and its not...and the school can only do so much but it has to go down to the parents and the parents need to be held accountable as well," the parent said we'll be sure to bring them to you on-air and online Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application Ohio passed away at Miami Valley Hospital peacefully on December 27th He was received in death by Father William D Bescoe along with several extended family members & friends He has survived in life by his wife of 48 years Diana L After retirement Marty worked at Tricity Industrial Power & Select Tech where he made several friends who became family In Marty’s free time he enjoyed many hobbies Which he loved to share with his family and friends He never knew a stranger and made several friends in the Greater Dayton Area restaurant community and watching his favorite teams play on the weekends Marty’s enjoyment of life reflected in everything he did we will be celebrating his glorious life the best way we know how The celebration of life will be held on January 25th In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Animal Shelters and Tunnel To Towers Foundation Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors the daughter of the late Frederic and Barbara Hartman sharing her interests and knowledge with anyone she could several Episcopal Churches – St John’s in Roanoke she enjoyed exploring the world through every means possible including travel and simply watching the birds at the many feeders set up in their back yard Andrea also served as a Mississippi Master Gardener sharing her love of the outdoors with so many Guided by her faith Andrea felt called to join the order of the Daughters of the King a spiritual sisterhood of women dedicated to prayer and service In this role of service she often made donations to Andrea is survived by her husband of nearly 52 years son Michael and daughter-in-law Chasity; grandsons Grayson and Bryce; nephews and niece Emily and Seth; and many other loving family members and friends Christopher's Episcopal Church in Fairborn on Saturday Andrea’s family asks that you consider a donation to the organization No Stomach for Cancer which promotes research and awareness for Stomach Cancer throughout the United States To share a memory of Andrea or leave a special message for her family the son of the late Amos and Elsie (Green) Johnson he was cherished for his ability to make others feel welcome and valued and his kindness was shown in the thoughtful ways he engaged with everyone around him Wayne’s love for his family was the foundation of his life and he held a deep appreciation for the bonds that connect us In addition to his parents he was preceded in death by his wife of 37 years Jeff (Karen) Byrd of Fairborn; sisters-in-law Nina (Jim) Beverly of Fairborn; as well as numerous nieces A graveside service will be held on Monday April 14 Arrangements in care of Belton-Stroup Funeral Home Add to Calendar This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks. 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Don’t miss our weekly town hall. seeks city designationby Dayton 24/7 Now Staff Ohio (WKF) -- The City of Fairborn could soon be home to a Wawa convenience store The popular Pennsylvania-based chain is planning build a store at the corner of Spangler Road and North Broad Street The proposed 9.4 acre site currently sits slightly between Fairborn and Bath Township Wawa is now requesting the store be designated as part of the City of Fairborn City officials say the process takes up to four months It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of our beloved mother always putting her family first and embracing her role as the heart of the home Stella found immense joy in caring for her loved ones especially the children who brought light to her life Her nurturing spirit left an indelible mark on everyone she touched When she wasn’t doting on her family she could often be found engrossed in her favorite telenovelas or losing herself in the quiet pleasure of dot-to-dot books and unwavering support were the foundation of her family’s happiness Her presence was a constant reminder of the beauty of simplicity Milton Lambros III and Eric Lilly; and son-in-law Tonya (Jerry) Tuttle and Charlsee (P.J) Tatone; grandchildren Trista Tuttle and Maria Mahon; many great grandchildren and great great grandchildren; and brother memorial donations may be made to The Wounded Warrior Project in Stella's honor Services will be at The Apostolic Sanctuary (1907 Centralia Ave To share a memory of Stella or leave a special message for her family Known for his warm spirit and generous heart Billy devoted his life to the people and passions that brought him joy Billy's love for the outdoors was illustrated through his passion as an avid fisherman a pursuit that allowed him to connect with nature and make memories with family and friends His culinary skills were equally impressive as he found joy in cooking and sharing meals reflecting his belief in the importance of gathering around the table He is remembered as a person always ready to lend a helping hand embodying the values of kindness and service to others Those who knew him will remember his vibrant personality and the warmth he radiated leaving a lasting impact on everyone he encountered Carrie Newman and her husband Chris; two grandsons his memory continues to live on in the hearts of those he loved Services honoring his life will be held on Tuesday April 1 Entombment will follow at the Byron Cemetery The family hopes that friends and loved ones will join them in this celebration of Billy's life a reflection of the joy and love he brought to those around him where his journey began and where many fond memories were made Add to Calendar Add to Calendar U.S. Marine Corps Corporal Jeremy Lipker will receive a mortgage-free home this Friday in Fairborn joined the Marine Corps in 2004 when he was 22 Both of his grandfathers served in the peacetime Navy which Lipker said in a release influenced his decision to join the military He also said the 9/11 attacks influenced him to join an infantry unit specifically where he sustained multiple traumatic brain injuries and injuries to his neck Lipker now works at the National Archives in Dayton and lives with his wife and mother-in-law The release said they live in a small home with little room and that the new home will be life-changing Lipker will be given the keys to his new home this Friday This will be the 22nd military family to receive a home from the Freedom Alliance and U.S