A Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office spokeswoman would only say they were “investigating” and wouldn’t say what the office was investigating or if there was an incident report available.
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A 911 call from the jail at 330 W. Second St. obtained by this news organization indicated jail personnel called for medics.
“Hi, this is the jail. We’ve got an emergency here in the jail. I need a medic unit,” a male voice told a dispatcher. “We possibly are going to have two inmates, so if you want to send two.”
When asked by the dispatcher what the issue was, the man said, “It’s probably going to be an overdose, times two.”
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Montgomery County Common Please Court records indicate Garvin, who used to live in Beavercreek, was arrested for domestic violence and resisting arrest in April 2016.
Garvin pleaded no contest to a lesser charge but had a revocation hearing scheduled for April 12 in Montgomery County Eastern Division Municipal Court. Some hearings were pushed back until May, according to court records.
On Thursday, Garvin had her probation revoked and she was sentenced to 30 days in jail with credit for 11 days previously served.
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