Credit: KETTERING POLICE DEPARTMENT
Credit: KETTERING POLICE DEPARTMENT
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When officers responded around 11 a.m. to the apartment, Crank ran back inside. Police eventually were able to talk him out by communicating through a window, police said.
There also were several young children inside the unit when police responded.
It’s unclear what Crank’s warrants were for. He is now being held in the Kettering Jail.
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