DICKINSON — Just before noon today, law enforcement responded to reports of a man being shot in the vicinity of the 3600 block of the East Business Loop in Dickinson. The public was notified of likely travel delays and posted detours due to an ongoing investigation.

The Stark County Sheriff’s Office is now reporting that a 45-year-old man has died from a gunshot wound after being transported to CHI St. Alexius Hospital. The location of the incident is noted by the Sheriff’s Office as 3634 Interstate 94 Business Loop East.

Public records indicate that Old 10 Defense, a shooting range with simulators, is located at the address mentioned by law enforcement.

The name of the man who has died has not been released yet.

At the time, law enforcement said that there was no anticipated danger to the public. However, the Stark County Sheriff’s Office is now saying a 46-year-old male suspect was detained after “a short pursuit ensued.”

Highway 10 is currently closed, according to reports, and travel detours are in place to allow for further investigation of the incident. Several area agencies, including the Dickinson Police Department, Dickinson Fire & EMS, North Dakota Bureau of Criminal Investigation, and the Stark County Sheriff’s Office and North Dakota Highway Patrol responded to the call.

This is a developing story. More information will be available in further coverage in The Dickinson Press.

ATHENS COUNTY, Ohio (WSYX) — A $500,000 bond has been set for an Ohio State University student accused of sexually assaulting a teenage girl.

21-year-old Anthony Bokar faces criminal charges of unlawful sexual conduct with a minor, tampering with evidence, and corrupting another with drugs.

Court documents say Bokar purchased and delivered marijuana to the 13-year-old in Franklin County, and prosecutors said the pair started texting on Snapchat.

[Bokar] then made a plan to drive to Nelsonville in Athens, Ohio to pick her up and engage in sexual activity, which he did.

“He drove to her home and picked her up. Then, [he] drove her to the campus at Hocking College, in which he engaged in oral sex as well as vaginally penetrative sex with a 13-year-old girl,” prosecutors said. “He also solicited feet pictures from her in exchange for money.”

Court documents ABC 6 obtained read Bokar instructed the 13-year-old he had been “sexting” to “delete and wipe her phone from all the information they shared.” Prosecutors said in court Thursday that they are still digging through the evidence on his phone.

“We were just informed today that he was soliciting pictures from other juvenile females around the same age: a 13-year-old girl,” prosecutors said.

Bokar’s LinkedIn profile shows he worked as a student teacher at Pickerington Central High School. The district tells ABC 6 they have no record of a personnel file.

His LinkedIn also reads that he worked as a resident assistant in a dorm and as a student engagement leader for OSU’s admissions team. ABC 6 requested a copy of Bokar’s personnel file, and instead, received a statement saying:

“These allegations are extremely concerning. The individual in question has been placed on interim suspension and is not currently allowed on campus or at university engagements, including student teaching assignments. Nothing is more important than the safety of our campus community, and we will assist law enforcement in any way needed. We are unable to comment further given the ongoing investigation.”

ABC 6 spoke with the father of that victim. He said his daughter had to be placed on suicide watch after suffering a mental breakdown at school.

The father says it was then that she revealed the inappropriate relationship to her family.

“You got a little 13-year-old girl who’s in cheerleading — one of the captains of the middle school Buckeyes — and here’s this Buckeye, saying he loves her and giving her drugs and money,” he said. “When she talks, you definitely know she’s a little girl. The verbiage that she uses, the things she talks about are all childish.”

I didn’t protect her.

ABC 6 asked the father how he felt that Bokar was studying to be a teacher. “He was going to be in his playground. It’s how I see it,” he said.

For now, the father said his focus is on getting his daughter counseling to deal with the trauma Bokar allegedly caused.

“To say it loud, and to say it to everyone gives us the power,” he said. “It helps with our healing.”

Bokar’s next court date is February 23rd.