At apx 2:36 am today (10/14/19) a panic alarm was triggered at the Quick Stop in Minford, Ohio.
We immediately began to break and cover the tense, wide ranging story as it unfolded. On our Facebook page, we tried to give a "play-by-play" narrative to those subscribers that were up and engaged with us.
Now, we have EXCLUSIVE audio from the Law Enforcement Officers in Both Scioto and Ross Counties as they searched for, and eventually, captured the suspects.
The 90 minute manhunt is provided for you here and an 11 minute audio.
Note: A gun is called a "Code 40" in Scioto County and "Code 61" in Ross.
The suspects were engaged and detained on 23 north, just south of State Rt 207,in Ross County. As you can hear, there was a very good communication between agencies. Ross county immediately let Scioto dictate the terms of the custody, search warrants, interrogation, and vehicle impoundment. No "turf war". Every officer made the effort to act as one unit to secure the suspects. No injuries were reported.
As of this publication, no official press releases have been made by Ohio Highway Patrol, Ross County or Scioto County Sheriff offices.
The information we are providing came from our own sources and reporting. Following are three suspects currently in custody for the robbery. In total, from the reports of Law Enforcement, there are two more ( one male, one female) that have not been named.
This is the reported suspect that brandished a weapon and robbed the store.
The following two suspects are charged as accomplices
UPDATE
The other two people have not been named because they are juveniles. Here is that portion of a press release, issued 6:30 pm today (10/14/19)
"Arrested was a 17 year old male out of Pickerington Ohio, this juvenile has been charged with 1 count of aggravated robbery a felony of the 1st degree with a firearm specification and two counts of kidnapping a felony of the 1st degree."
"Also arrested was a juvenile out of Franklin Furnace Ohio, this juvenile has been charged with 1 count of complicity to aggravated robbery a felony of the 1st degree. Both juveniles were transported to the Ross county juvenile detention center where they will be held pending court."
We continue to update this story as information is released by the County and State authorities.
An arrest is not a conviction. All subjects are presumed innocent until proven guilty
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