Kevin Bartholomew Brame, a 31-year-old male of African American ethnicity, was a dedicated officer with the Dayton Police Department. On November 1, 1999, Officer Brame was tragically shot and killed while returning his two children to his estranged wife after a visitation. He was ambushed and fatally shot in the neck as he attempted to enter his vehicle, which was parked in the driveway of his residence on Cherry Drive in Dayton, Ohio.
Despite being in possession of his service weapon and belongings, it was determined that the shooting was not a robbery.
The investigation into Officer Brame's murder has remained unsolved for over 25 years. The FBI, along with the Dayton Police Department, has continued to seek information and has offered a reward of up to $130,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those responsible. The case has seen renewed interest and pleas from Officer Brame's family and the community, urging anyone with information to come forward.
The murder of Kevin Brame has been a significant and emotional case for the Dayton community and law enforcement agencies involved. His family, friends, and fellow officers have consistently sought justice for his death, emphasizing his dedication to his job and his role as a loving father. The investigation remains open, and authorities believe that someone in the community knows what happened and is withholding crucial information.
Officer Brame's legacy continues to be honored, and his family remains hopeful that justice will be served. The Dayton Police Department and the FBI continue to work diligently on the case, hoping to bring closure to this tragic event.
