“We understand the ideas and language in the video are startling and that is why our investigators are working around the clock to ensure Mr. “Our investigators have determined this video was published sometime after yesterday’s incident,” according to the post, published Saturday evening prior to Marlow’s arrest. Marlow posted a video of himself online that the Butler Township department was aware of, their Facebook post stated. McCabe said LPD could not comment further on the outside agency’s investigation. They said they did not believe anyone else was involved in the killings. The Butler Township police department posted that the investigation was ongoing and only limited details could be released. “We are extremely proud of our officers’ work tonight and thankful for the peaceful outcome,” she said. The suspect was safely taken into custody.” “As personnel were in route, the vehicle turned into a parking lot off 23rd Street, where the suspect exited the vehicle. 23rd from Ousdahl Rd and relayed the information” around 9 p.m. “An on-duty officer observed a vehicle matching the vehicle’s description turn eastbound onto W. McCabe said on-duty personnel had reason to believe Marlow was in Lawrence, so patrol supervisors initiated a search.
Laura McCabe, a spokesperson for the Lawrence Police Department, said via email early Sunday that “Clear multiagency communication on a national and regional level, followed a coordinated proactive team effort by our Patrol department, and ultimately an alert officer, resulted in an arrest without incident.” JR Hacker / Contributed Photo Lawrence police investigate a vehicle that matches the description of one belonging to a suspect in a quadruple shooting in Ohio around 9:50 p.m. Police believed Marlow left the scene of the shootings, drove to Interstate 70 and headed west out of Ohio, according to a Facebook post from the department prior to Marlow’s arrest. Stephen Marlow, 39, is the primary suspect in the deaths of four people, Clyde and Eva Knox and Sarah and Kayla Anderson, who were all killed Friday afternoon, according to the Butler Township, Ohio Police Department.
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