Cops launch major manhunt after Ohio teacher gunned down in home invasion
An Ohio teacher and volleyball coach was killed in a suspected home invasion, with a manhunt still underway for her killer.
Ashley Flynn, 37, was gunned down at 2:30 a.m. Monday while her husband and their two children were also home, but were not injured, according to Tipp City police.
Ohio teacher and volleyball coach Ashley Flynn, 37, was killed in a suspected home invasion.Facebook / Ashley Flynn
Flynn was gunned down at 2:30 a.m. Monday while her husband and two children were home.WHIO TV
Officers had been called to a burglary, and there were signs of forced entry, Tipp City Police Chief Greg Adkins told WHIO-TV, calling it a suspected burglary gone wrong.
She was “murdered in her home,” her pastor, Jordan Hansen of Dayton’s Christian Life Center, said in tribute to the “beloved member of our church, devoted servant of Jesus, and wife, mom, daughter.”
Police immediately sealed off the surrounding area and searched with drones and K-9s, but “no suspects were located,” police said.
The mom was a teacher at Lifewise Academy and also a volleyball coach for the Tippecanoe Middle School.
Tipp City Police Chief Greg Adkins confirmed signs of forced entry, and a manhunt is underway.Facebook / Ashley Flynn
