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stanley spain ed Saleh, 38Monica Brickhouse, 39Derrick Fudge, 57Assistant Chief Matt Carper with the Dayton Police Department said Megan is the sister of suspected shooter, Connor Betts, 24.All of the victims were shot in the street and on the sidewalk of East 5th Street in the Historic Oregon District, according to Carper.Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine was at the
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