Kisha Arrone was 35 when she died in Dayton, Ohio, on April 17, 2016, after a violent domestic confrontation. According to accounts, Arrone held a gun to her domestic partner’s head, threatened to kill her, and during a struggle fired the weapon. She fled in a pickup truck and was pursued by police; after officers used spike strips the vehicle stopped in the 3100 block of Wexford Place.

When Arrone exited the truck she still had the gun and refused orders to drop it, firing into the air while walking toward her partner and a group of people. Three Dayton officers then fired their weapons, fatally wounding Arrone; the Montgomery County Coroner’s Office ruled the cause of death multiple gunshot wounds. The Dayton Police Homicide Unit and Professional Standards Bureau investigated, officers were placed on administrative leave, and a Montgomery County grand jury later declined to indict them, finding they acted in self-defense and defense of others. The NAACP said it would conduct its own review, and family members criticized the use of lethal force.

Are there eyewitnesses or local residents who remember the scene on Wexford Place who can add details about what happened before the shooting?