Enon Man Sentenced to Minimum of 12 Years in Dayton Apartment Shooting
An Enon man has been sentenced to a minimum of 12 years for a deadly shooting that occurred in a Dayton apartment.
Dayton, OH, October 16, 2026 —
An Enon man has been sentenced to a minimum of 12 years in connection with a deadly shooting at an apartment in Dayton, according to the information provided about the case.
The available details identify the man’s residence as Enon and place the shooting at a Dayton apartment. They do not provide his name, the date of the shooting or the date of sentencing. The victim’s name and other details about the circumstances of the shooting were also not provided.
The sentence is described as a minimum of 12 years. The information does not specify the court, the charges involved, whether the sentence includes additional terms or what conditions could affect the time served. It also does not identify the prosecutor, defense attorney or judge.
No further information was provided about the case’s proceedings or any statements from people involved. Without those details, the circumstances leading to the shooting and the legal basis for the sentence cannot be described more specifically.
The confirmed information establishes the basic outcome: an Enon man received a minimum 12-year sentence for a deadly shooting that took place in a Dayton apartment. Additional details about the incident and the sentence were not available in the summary.
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