State investigators say the man who died after holding Yellow Springs police at-bay last week had several guns stashed in his home. The Ohio Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation says 42-year-old Paul Schenck had four high-powered guns and two-thousand rounds of ammunition in his home. Investigators say Schenck and police officers fired nearly 200 shots during the six-hour standoff, damaging neighboring homes and police cruisers. Investigators have yet to say whether Schenck was killed by police or took his own life.
Greene County Man Well Armed During Fatal Standoff
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