Asked whether that meant a simple welfare check or a felony warrant call-out, Bauer said, “It was a mix of things. It didn’t really meet the criteria for a SWAT call-out. The individual’s not answering the door, so we’re clearing the scene.”
Just after 9 a.m., multiple Dayton police officers were inside the apartment building, some on the stairwell, some guarding the door. Other officers were outside watching the side and rear of the building, but none of the officers who were visible had their weapons drawn.
Asked whether neighbors should be wary for their safety, Bauer said, “I don’t think it raises any additional concern for anybody else.”
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