Credit: Montgomery County Jail
Credit: Montgomery County Jail
The Trotwood Police Department filed two felony counts of abduction against Shively on Sept. 21 in Montgomery County Municipal Court’s Western Division, but he was not indicted on those charges.
The day before, Trotwood police were called in the afternoon to a house in the 100 block of North Northampton Avenue for a domestic violence report, Police Chief Erik Wilson said.
“A victim was described as being assaulted by her live-in boyfriend and assaulted for several hours,” Wilson said during a Sept. 20 media briefing. “We have been here before on similar incidents. That’s why it was imperative that we call out the SWAT team and get him out.”
Shively’s live-in girlfriend had visible injuries to her face, ears and arms and was taken to a local hospital, according to an statement of facts filed in court by Trotwood police detective Jeremy Kinder.
“Shively punched and kicked the victim, held a knife to her throat. Shively dragged the victim into a camper on the property and locked her inside using a padlock. She was held against her will inside the camper for at least six hours,” the document stated.
Kinder also filed a motion for a criminal protection order against Shively on behalf of his girlfriend. Meanwhile, a temporary protection order was issued Sept. 21 against Shively for his girlfriend’s protection.
Shively remains in the Montgomery County Jail, where he has been held since his Sept. 20 arrest.
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