Good evening from El Paso. There is a press conference in Belbrook, Ohio. We are expecting

any moment where the Dayton shooter lived. The authorities there expected to read a statement

from the shooter's family. It will be the first time we are hearing from that family.

So we're obviously watching that very closely. We're going to bring that to you now. It

looks like officers about to start. Let's listen.

Dr. Gourney, Chief of the Belbrook Police Department.

So this is a prepared statement from the Betts family. The Betts family is shocked and

devastated by the events of Sunday morning in the Oregon District. They offer their most

heartfelt prayers and condolences to all the victims, their families and friends. They

thank the first responders from the Dayton Police and Fire Departments for their quick response

to minimize casualties and to all who have provided aid and comfort to the victims. They

also thank Chief Dori and the members of the Belbrook Police Department for providing

a peaceful environment surrounding their home. The Betts family is cooperating with law

enforcement and their investigation into this tragedy. They respect the investigative process

being conducted by the Dayton Police Department and the FBI and will not comment further on

this investigation. The Betts family would like to express their enormous gratitude and

love for everyone that has reached out and given their support during this awful time.

They ask that everyone respect the family's privacy in order to mourn the loss of their

son and daughter and to process the horror of Sunday's events. Thank you.

All right, that was Doug Doherty, the Police Chief in Belbrook, Ohio, which is where the

Dayton Killers home is, reading a statement there from the family of the killer and also

the killer's sister who was murdered in that shooting. I want to introduce you to former

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