Dayton, OH – A Harrison Township man has been sentenced to prison following a violent domestic incident earlier this year, according to the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office.
Authorities said Charles Goss, who had two prior convictions, pleaded guilty to Domestic Violence (F3) and Strangulation (F3) charges connected to an August 26 incident in Harrison Township.
According to investigators, Goss allegedly became upset during an argument with the victim, punched them in the head, and strangled them. Deputies arrested him shortly after the incident.
On December 18, Goss was sentenced to 18 months in prison and remains incarcerated, officials confirmed in a post shared Monday.
The sheriff’s office noted that the case reflects an ongoing effort to hold repeat domestic violence offenders accountable and provide justice for victims of abuse.
Residents who suspect or witness domestic violence are encouraged to contact local law enforcement or call the Ohio Domestic Violence Network at 1-800-934-9840 for confidential support.
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