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By Chris Stewart Staff Writer By Mark Gokavi Staff Writer Home and commercial prop- erty values have risen in nearly Federal prosecutors have identi- Jamar Warren (left) and David all areas of Montgomery County fied the ringleader of a suspected Harris are two of eight suspects over the past three years, the pharmacy robbery operation, in a string of pharmacy robberies. county auditor reported Thursday. according to recently unsealed A revaluation of property val- federal court records. ues in the county found higher Eight serial pharmacy robbery Warren didn’t appear Thursday home values in all but one juris- Kettering’s gain of more than $235 million was the county’s highest suspects have been re-indicted as for a scheduled preliminary hear- diction in the county. That will in a tentative update of property values. LISA POWELL / STAFF part of one conspiracy, accord- ing. His attorney, James Fleisher, likely lead to slightly higher prop- ing to a 10-count indictment filed said, “I am reviewing the charges” erty taxes for local residents and in Dayton’s U.S. District Court. and that “Mr. Warren will enter will bring Montgomery County Jamar “Boo” Warren, 21, of Day- pleas of not guilty.” communities at least $4 million ton was named as the organizer Harris, 18, was released before in additional revenues gener- of a plan to rob controlled sub- trial but subject to various con- ated by one property tax, county stances and he recruited at least ditions. His attorney said Harris Auditor Karl Keith said Thursday. seven other men to forcibly take is a senior-to-be at Dayton’s Dun- “It doesn’t restore the total loss drugs from pharmacies and sell bar High School. of revenue they experience in the them on the street, according to U.S. District Court Magistrate declines of ’11 and ’14 but it does a superseding indictment. Judge Sharon Ovington told Harris put them back on track,” said The other defendants indicted he had to be supervised, seek Karl Keith, Montgomery County are Calvin C. Tribble, Savon or continue employment, avoid auditor. “It puts them back where A. Davis, Martez Henderson, potential victims, witnesses and they are seeing growth.” Tiwonne Montgomery, Kenneth co-defendants, get medical or Local property values plunged Evans Jr., Brandon Freeman and in the Great Recession and were David Harris. Robberies continued on A10 found to have barely recovered Oakwood’s residential property values are up 14 percent from the in the last revaluation in 2014. last triennial review. LISA POWELL / STAFF Properties in four of Dayton’s southern suburbs accounted for POLITICS more than half of a nearly $1.2 billion overall market value gain Neurosurgeon since 2014. The value of all prop- Dr. Philip Porcelli, erty, including residential and of Kettering commercial, is up 4.5 percent Medical Center, from 2014, he said. prepares a Residential property values in patient for all but one of Montgomery Coun- NeuroBlate ty’s 28 cities, villages and town- System surgery, ships climbed over the last three in which tumors years, Keith said during a presen- are destroyed tation at Sinclair Community Col- with high-energy lege. Only home values in Harri- laser light. son Twp. did not rise. CONTRIBUTED Harrison Twp. is the only jurisdiction to see housing values go down, Home values continued on A8 dipping 1.5 percent from three years ago. LISA POWELL / STAFF Area doctors: McCain’s CONTINUING COVERAGE cancer aggressive Sessions says he’s staying on Advances in treatment offer guarded hope. 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Niekamp walks thewalk. exercise; musclepainor Whattodo: Move to a Niekampishiking the spasms. cool place;loosenyour Appalachian Trail in North What to do: Stop physical clothes; put cool, wet Carolina with90-plustem- activityand move to a cloths on your body or peratures almost daily. cool place; drink waterora take acool bath; sip “The temperaturetoday sports drink; wait forcramps water. in HotSprings, N.C.,‘feels to go away before youdoany Get medicalhelp right like’ 96,” Niekamp said. “I morephysical activity. awayif: Yo uare throwing AC2 did an 18-mile dayinthe Getmedical help right up;yoursymptoms get mountains with abackpack away if: Cramps last longer worse; your symptoms on in thisheatand humidity. than an hour;you’reona lastlonger than an hour. I’m 280 miles intoa540-mile low-sodium diet; youhave hikefromGeorgia to Vir- heartproblems. SUNBURN ginia. I’m outfor six weeks What to lookfor: Painful, including allofJuly.” HEATSTROKE redand warm skin;blisters When Niekamp offers What to look for: High on the skin advice to outdoor enthusi- body temperature (103 What to do: Stay out of asts about summer safety, degreesorhigher); hot, the sun until your sunburn he speaks from experience. Considerpaddling forexercise so youcan enjoyaquick splashtocool yourself off in the red, dry or damp skin; fast, heals; put cool cloths on The four-time Appalachian summerheat. Be awarethatthere is additional exposure to thesun duetoreflection,so strong pulse; headache; your sunburned areasor Trail hiker has dealt with protectyoureyesand skin. CONTRIBUTEDBYFIVERIVERS METROPARKS feeling dizzy; nausea; take acool bath; put on dehydration,heatexhaus- feeling confused; losing moisturizing lotion on tion and hyponatremia –a consciousness. sunburnedareas; do NOT condition thatoccurs when sweating. CYCLING of theday. Notonlyisit What to do: Call 911 right breakblisters. the levelofsodium in your ■ Wear sunscreen and Randy Ryberg, FiveRivers cooler early in themorning away –heatstrokeisa MetroParksoutdoor recreation blood is abnormallylow – wear awide-brimmed hat. coordinator or laterinthe eveningbut, medical emergency; move HEATRASH overthe years. ■Useelectrolyte sometimes, trafficislighter. the person to acooler What to look for: Red “I’vehad all three at vari- replacement drinks or ■Stay hydrated. This And youare morelikelyto place;help lowerthe clusters of small blisters oustimeswhile on the Appa- powder.You need to replace maybeobvious but,none- encounter some greatwildlife person’s temperature with that look likepimpleson lachian Trail,” he said. “It the sodium and potassium theless, it’simportant to because they tooavoid the cool cloths or acoolbath; the skin –usuallyonthe takesupto10daysfor your your bodysweatsout.Sports mention.