The juvenile’s parents appeared in court Friday afternoon asking the judge to keep him behind bars until his next hearing.
A jury found 51-year-old Bruce Cameron, formerly of Dayton, guilty of murder in the death of 42-year-old Dion Skipper that occurred on April 4, 2021.COLUMBUS, Ohio — A Franklin County judge has sentenced a man to 24 years to life in prison in connection to a 2021 murder, according to Prosecuting Attorney Gary Tyack., formerly of Dayton, guilty of murder in the death of 42-year-old Dion Skipper that occurred on April 4, 2021.
Judge Kim Brown found Cameron guilty on the additional counts of aggravated robbery and having a weapon under disability. Cameron received 18 years to life for the murder charge with a gun specification and an additional six years for the aggravated robbery charge with a gun specification. The gun specification charges added a mandatory three-year sentence to each of the sentences for the underlying charges.Before You Leave, Check This Out
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