Emergency Call
On an unspecified date and time, a resident manager at 190 South Orange Street in Xenia, Ohio, made an emergency call to report a dangerous situation. The caller identified a resident named Kyle Barry, who was shooting a pistol in the parking lot of the apartment complex.
Initial Report
The caller reported that Barry was out back shooting a pistol, and when the caller opened the door, Barry pointed the gun at him. The caller described the gun as black and possibly a 9mm, noting that it was neither small nor very large. The caller heard two shots before confronting Barry. He expressed concern that Barry appeared to be in a state of psychosis, possibly under the influence of methamphetamine.
Response
Police arrived promptly on the scene and confronted Barry, commanding him to drop the gun. During the confrontation, shots were fired by the police.
Aftermath
Barry was shot, and the police immediately attended to him. They recovered and secured the gun. An ambulance was called to provide medical assistance to Barry.
Ongoing Investigation
The officers ensured the safety of the scene and checked Barry’s condition. The caller’s description of Barry’s state, potentially influenced by methamphetamine, is part of the ongoing investigation.
Conclusion
Barry received medical attention on the scene, and the investigation is ongoing to determine the full circumstances surrounding the incident.
