DAYTON — Dayton Police officers are investigating three shootings that left 7 people with injuries over the weekend.
The latest shooting happened early Monday morning, just before 2 a.m., at Princeton Park in Dayton.
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As reported on News Center 7’s Daybreak, two people walked into Miami Valley Hospital around 2:30 a.m. with gunshot wounds, according to a Montgomery County Regional Dispatcher.
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A 911 caller told dispatchers that there was a large group of people at the park.
“I guess they’re doing a takeover. It’s 2 in the morning; I need to go to work.”
This comes after two different shootings happened over the holiday weekend.
Four people were injured after a shooting that happened in the Oregon District on Saturday morning.
The president of the Oregon District Business Association said that everyone who was injured will be okay.
A third shooting happened on Saturday night off of Faulkner Avenue in Dayton, where one person walked into Kettering Health Dayton with a gunshot wound.
In Springfield, gunshots rang out doors down from a church on Fair Street Sunday morning, where a man was found shot inside a vehicle.
30 minutes after the first shooting, officers and medics were called to a second shooting on West Main Street.
The victim, a 51-year-old man, was taken to the Springfield Regional Medical Center before he was transferred to Miami Valley Hospital.
Officers learned that the suspect in both shootings, 42-year-old Rodney Oglesby, had entered a home on North Jackson Street.
It’s not clear if anyone was hurt in the second shooting.
Oglesby was arrested and taken to the hospital for an unrelated medical condition.
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