A man was arrested Wednesday in Olmsted Township after he fatally shot in his son at a home on Homestead Drive.
OLMSTED TOWNSHIP, Ohio – A domestic violence dispute turned deadly on Wednesday when a man fatally shot his 29-year-old son, police said.
Olmsted Township police were called about 9 p.m. for reports of a domestic violence dispute at a home on Homestead Drive between the 63-year-old man and his son. Paramedics administered aid to Varga before they transported him to Southwest General Health Center, where he later died.
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