Dayton Daily News

Fairborn man stabbed to death

3 people in custody; police say community has nothing to fear.

- By Mark Gokavi Staff Writer Contact this reporter at 937-225-6951 or email Mark.Gokavi@coxinc.com.

Three people have been questioned by Fairborn police after a man was stabbed to death in a Fairborn residence. Police said the incident may be related to an earlier robbery at a nearby gas station.

Milton S. Lambros III, 38, of Fairborn, was found at 5:13 a.m. Friday with stab wounds at an apartment at 2221 Grierson Place. Fairborn police confirmed that Lambros died from his injuries, but that the cause of death had not been released.

Two females and one male were detained, according to Fairborn police Sgt. Mark Stannard, who said everyone involved knew each other.

A 911 caller told a dispatcher that a person had “been stabbed and he is almost out of consciousn­ess.” Police released edited versions of the 911 calls because they said investigat­ive material was included.

Police said the two females were located inside the apartment and the male was located later. The residence, a duplex, where the stabbing occurred is not the victim’s home.

“The community should not have any fears at this point,” Stannard said. “Everyone involved is currently in custody or being detained and investigat­ed.”

Stannard said the connection to a 2:13 a.m. robbery at Speedway at 1367 E. Dayton Yellow Springs Road is because “when (authoritie­s) got to the stabbing, one vehicle matching the descriptio­n of the robbery was found at that location.”

Initial reports indicate the robber did not display a weapon, but had something poking out of his jacket, possibly a weapon. A 911 caller said a suspect robbed the store and left with cash.

“It appears the two cases are related,” Stannard said. “To what extent, we’re still investigat­ing. It’s early in the investigat­ion.”

Lambros had criminal records in both Fairborn Municipal Court and Greene County Common Pleas Court.

Besides numerous traffic violations, Lambros had criminal cases involving aggravated robbery, assault, possession of drugs, possession of criminal tools, failure to comply with police, domestic violence, theft and receiving stolen property.

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