Our prayers are with Ohio Wildlife Investigator Kevin Behr and his family. Kevin, a 25 year law enforcement veteran, was injured today after being shot by a suspect while on assignment in Clinton County. THREAD 1/3 pic.twitter.com/YUWl6YUMUG
— Ohio Div of Wildlife (@OhioDivWildlife) December 21, 2020
Behr suffered serious injuries that were not life-threatening and he is expected to recover, according to he Clinton County Sheriff’s Office, which is leading the investigation into Behr’s shooting.
The three men, identified as Greene County residents Thomas J. Davis, 35, of Jamestown, and Brian Liming, 44, of Xenia.; and Bryan K. Achtermann, 36, of Midland in Clinton County, were arrested.
Liming was charged with hunting without a deer permit, hunting without permission and a felony weapons charge.
Davis was charged with aiding an offender, a misdemeanor.
Achtermann was charged with hunting without a license and not having a deer permit, both misdemeanor charges.
None of the men are charged with shooting Behr, but the sheriff’s office said the investigation is ongoing and additional charges could be filed later.
Also, none of the men was in custody.
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