DAYTON — Investigators are looking for any leads to help find a man accused of shooting and killing a man at a local lounge earlier this year.
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Dayton Police shared on Tuesday that the FBI is now offering a $15,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of 38-year-old Quandric Morris-Ogelsby.
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Morris-Ogelsby is accused of shooting and killing 46-year-old Keyson Webb at Sugar’s Lounge on N. Main Street on April 5. Police said the shooting happened after a dice game at the lounge.
“There was security at the bar the night of the incident, both individuals were patted down, however, weapons were not found during those pat downs,” Chris Malson, commander of Dayton Police’s Investigation Unit, said.
As reported on News Center 7 at 5:00, police say surveillance video footage showed Morris-Ogelsby with a weapon and a bag after the shooting. He even tried to take evidence.
“As he leaves, Mr. Morris-Ogelsby grabs a ballistic vest that was sitting nearby, then goes into the kitchen to retrieve the security DVR,” Malson said. “He does recover one of the two DVRs and then flees the location in a vehicle.”
Following the shooting, Morris-Ogelsby left the scene and went to a friend’s house in Middletown. The car he used to drive was recovered in Middletown.
Police say Morris-Ogelsby has an “extensive criminal history, including being a known drug dealer in Xenia.” He should be considered armed and dangerous.
Morris-Ogelsby is 6′3″ and weighs around 250 lbs.
Anyone with information about Morris-Ogelsby’s whereabouts is asked to contact their local FBI office, Dayton Police Department (937) 333-COPS (2677), Crime Stoppers at (937) 222-STOP (7867) or on the web at miamivalleycrimestoppers.com.
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