Chargesfifiledin stabbingincident

Charges have been fifiled in a Friday morning stabbing incident in Fairborn.

Jordan Tyler, 21, was charged with felonious assault and carrying a concealed weapon, according to Fairborn police. Bond was set at $75,000. Tyler was located at the scene before being taken into custody, police said. He was booked in the Fairborn City Jail on a charge of felonious assault, records show.

The victim, a 28-year-old male, is at Miami ValleyHospital, but his condition is unknown.

Police were dispatched about 12:11 a. m. on the report that one person was injured in a stabbing reported in the 800 block of Princeton Avenue in Fairborn. Staffffreport

A part-time Enon police offifficer arrested Wednesday along with another man after a woman was stabbed in Montgomery County will not be charged, prosecutors said.

Offifficer DwightRichard, 49, remains on administrative leave from his job, according to Enon Police Chief Lew Wilcox.

Tyler Minton, 31, remains in custody and was charged with two counts of felonious assault, Montgomery County prosecutors said.

Prosecutors said based on the evidence presented to their offiffice, they believe Mintonis thepersonwhostabbed the 34-year-old female.

Richard and Minton were arrested in the 11000 block of WolfCreekPike in PerryTwp. late Tuesday evening where the stabbing occurred. In a call to police, Richard identifified himself as an offffffffffff-duty police offifficer and askedMinton not to shoot him.

A day after being released fromjail, Richard spoke with this newsorganization, saying hewas never charged with a crime. He was detained as a part of the investigation — as any department has the right to do for 48 hours — and he did not have to post bail to get out, Richard said.