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The alarm company reported that a man with a plaid shirt and black pants was walking down a cosmetics aisle covering his face.
An officer who responded to the area spotted a man matching this description — identified as Lewis P. Pullon — who was carrying multiple plastic CVS bags containing electronics, the report stated.
Credit: MONTGOMERY COUNTY JAIL
Credit: MONTGOMERY COUNTY JAIL
Pullon then began to have a fake seizure and complained about stomach pain. As a precaution, he was taken to Miami Valley Hospital. At the hospital, he threw gauze with his blood on it at an officer and admitted to a doctor that he faked his seizure, according to police.
However, staff pulled a shard of glass from a scratch on his back, which police said this matches the glass from CVS. The shard was taken as evidence along with Pullon’s clothing.
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Pullon was booked into the Montgomery County Jail on suspicion of assault on a police officer, breaking and entering and obstructing official business, online jail records show. He is scheduled to be arraigned Monday in Dayton Municipal Court.
FIRST REPORT
Police are investigating a burglary at the CVS, 32 N. Ludlow St., across from City Hall.
Dayton police have an evidence crew on scene at 8:30 p.m.
An officer tells us police have found broken glass inside the building where the store is located. The building also houses a Huntington ATM. The CVS closed at 6 p.m.
Stereo speakers, some bottles of vodka and various general merchandise have been taken, police said.
We will update this story as warranted.
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