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Summary based on 6 sources
William Jamar White, a 27-year-old African American male from Dayton, Ohio, was tragically shot and killed on June 25, 2016. His death occurred in an alley off Kenwood Avenue, where police believe he was involved in a drug deal that went wrong. White suffered multiple gunshots to the torso, and illegal narcotics were found in his pocket. The incident was reported by a passerby who discovered his body early that morning. Neighbors had heard gunshots around 2 a.m. but did not report them to the police at the time.

The Montgomery County Coroner's Office confirmed White's identity and ruled his death a homicide. Dayton Police Sgt. Creigee Coleman stated that the investigation was ongoing, and they were working to identify any suspects involved in the crime. The police urged the community to come forward with any information, emphasizing the importance of anonymous tips in solving such cases.

As of now, there have been no arrests or suspects publicly named in connection with William Jamar White's murder. The case remains an open homicide investigation, with law enforcement continuing to seek justice for White and his family. The community's cooperation and any potential leads are crucial in bringing those responsible to justice.

William Jamar White was remembered by his family and friends as a joyful and kind individual who impacted many lives with his personality and presence. He graduated with his G.E.D. and briefly attended Akron University and Central State University. His funeral was held on July 1, 2016, at the House of Wheat Funeral Home, Inc., with interment following at Waldschmidt Historical Cemetery.

The loss of William Jamar White has left a significant void in the lives of those who knew him, and the investigation into his death continues to be a priority for Dayton law enforcement.