Miami Valley Hospital received 16 victims from the shooting, of which five were admitted, one in critical condition.
Kettering Health Network, comprising nine hospitals in the area, received nine victims, with three in serious condition and three in fair condition.
By 10:00 a.m. on the same day, 15 of 27 hospitalized people had been discharged.

Of the injured, 17 were shot.

Police reported that all the fatalities occurred outside the bar on East 5th Street, and that the shooter's 22-year-old sibling was among those killed.
Investigators are trying to determine if the gunman intentionally or accidentally killed his sibling, who was among the first victims.

The nine dead include five males and four females, six black and three white.
Four of the dead were in their 20s, four more were in their 30s, and one was 57.
Two of the victims who died were also shot by police.
An autopsy showed that a woman who was shot by Betts was already bleeding from a fatal gunshot wound when she was struck by two bullets which were fired by police.
Had she not been suffering from fatal injuries, one of the bullets which were fired by police would have been lethal.
The second victim was shot by Betts multiple times and sustained a superficial gunshot wound from police.
As a result of those findings, Montgomery County Coroner Dr. Kent Harshbarger ruled that the deaths were caused by Betts and were not the result of police gunfire.
Miami Valley Hospital received 16 victims from the shooting, of which five were admitted, one in critical condition. Kettering Health Network, comprising nine hospitals in the area, received nine victims, with three in serious condition and three in fair condition. By 10:00 a.m. on the same day, 15 of 27 hospitalized people had been discharged.
Of the injured, 17 were shot.
Police reported that all the fatalities occurred outside the bar on East 5th Street, and that the shooter's 22-year-old sibling was among those killed. Investigators are trying to determine if the gunman intentionally or accidentally killed his sibling, who was among the first victims.
The nine dead include five males and four females, six black and three white. Four of the dead were in their 20s, four more were in their 30s, and one was 57. Two of the victims who died were also shot by police. An autopsy showed that a woman who was shot by Betts was already bleeding from a fatal gunshot wound when she was struck by two bullets which were fired by police. Had she not been suffering from fatal injuries, one of the bullets which were fired by police would have been lethal. The second victim was shot by Betts multiple times and sustained a superficial gunshot wound from police. As a result of those findings, Montgomery County Coroner Dr. Kent Harshbarger ruled that the deaths were caused by Betts and were not the result of police gunfire.
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