White’s boyfriend called 911 saying, “My girl’s been shot,” according to 911 audio released by police.
Police entered the home about 1 a.m. with guns drawn, though White and Johnson were already dead and they were able to locate the boyfriend.
White, 26, and Johnson, 35, were shot multiple times and a gun was found in a bedroom near their bodies, police said.
Neighbors said they heard nothing suspicious before police arrived. White’s family declined comment later in the afternoon.
White’s boyfriend was not considered a suspect in the homicides as of early this morning, police said. His identity has not been released by police.
“It’s a complicated case and we are still early in our investigation,” Lt. Patrick Welsh said. “That’s all I can say at this time.”
Welsh would not elaborate on White’s relationship to Johnson, if any.
There have been no police incident reports at that address in the last year, according to police records.
White and Johnson are the city’s first two homicide victims this year.
Contact this reporter at (937) 225-2494 or lsullivan@DaytonDailyNews.com.
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