Dayton, Ohio – The identity of a victim in a fatal shooting that took place in Dayton has been revealed. Montanae Davis, a 26-year-old woman, was tragically killed in the incident. The Montgomery County Coroner’s Office confirmed her identity on Thursday.
The incident unfolded when Dayton Police officers and medics responded to a call reporting a shooting in the 700 block of Torrington Place during the early hours of the morning. Prior to the shooting, the victim had contacted emergency services, expressing concerns about an ex-boyfriend who had been threatening violence. She mentioned that her two children were also in the residence at the time.
Upon arrival at the scene, law enforcement found Davis and transported her to a nearby hospital, where she succumbed to her injuries. Major Brian Johns of the Dayton Police revealed that they are actively investigating the series of events leading up to the shooting. The suspect, identified as Jamartay Brown, was taken into custody on charges including murder, aggravated robbery, and aggravated burglary.
Investigators are currently examining evidence collected at the scene to piece together the sequence of events. It remains unclear if anyone in the household engaged in self-defense during the altercation. Furthermore, there is uncertainty surrounding the presence of the victim’s children during the tragic incident.
Johns disclosed that law enforcement is pursuing leads and focusing on a person of interest closely connected to the case. The homicide unit is dedicated to resolving the case and bringing justice to the victim and her family. Individuals with information related to the incident are encouraged to contact detectives or provide anonymous tips through Crime Stoppers.
The community is reeling from the loss of Montanae Davis, with many hoping for swift action in bringing closure to the investigation. The authorities are committed to pursuing every lead to ensure that justice is served and prevent further tragedies from occurring in the area.