Man found guilty in Dayton double homicide

Visiting Judge Jerry McBride found Shaw guilty of having weapons while under disability for a prior drug conviction, a charge for which Shaw waived his right to a jury, court records show.

Shaw and his brother, 58-year-old Darryl Fitzgerald Cleary, were accused of killing 62-year-old Darryl Dean and 29-year-old Marty Powers.

Dayton police Maj. Jason Hall said previously that the victims and suspects were known to one another.

“The initial indication is that it is a disagreement about money and property that tragically escalated into guns fired,” said Hall, who was a lieutenant at the time of the shooting.

Cleary was convicted of two counts of voluntary manslaughter and one count of aggravated assault. He has been incarcerated in the Pickaway Correctional Institution, serving a 9- to 12-year sentence with the added three year gun specification, according to the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation & Correction.