POLICE HEADLINES

At least two people have been detained for questioning in the Warren County shooting at a residence near Waynesville on Monday, sheriff ’s Lt. John Faine said.

Authorities were working to determine whether the people detained are suspects or witnesses, he said.

At least one person was shot several times in an incident just south of Waynesville.

The victim had at least five gunshot wounds to one of his legs but reportedly was alert and conscious after the shooting. The victim was taken to Atrium Medical Center in Middletown.

Police, Warren County sheriff ’s deputies and medic units were dispatched just after 10 p.m. on a report of a shooting in the area of U.S. 42 and North Waynesville Road.

A fire crew blocked North Waynesville Road at U.S. 42. — STAFF REPORT

“One of the hardest things for me to do was to come back and tell my wife what happened to her horse,” Glascoe said in an interview Monday. “I don’t think someone would purposely do something like this.”

Trotwood police and the Ohio Division of Natural Resources are investigating the incident, but an update from either agency wasn’t immediately available.

Glascoe said he is offering a $2,500 reward for details that can help investigators.

“We’re just waiting for somebody to come forward with some information that could lead to some closure for us,” Glascoe said. “I don’t believe in violence being the answer, and people are saying mean stuff on Facebook; I just want justice and some closure.”

— STAFF REPORT but was met by cursing and then was charged by Paul. The medics helped the officer gain control of Paul during a struggle in which the officer received a broken toe, reports said.

Judge Jeannine Pratt told Paul, as she does others convicted of similar offenses, that assaults of a police officer will not be tolerated.

— STAFF REPORT