Incident 24-00308/Homicide Investigation/Arrests Made 

   On January 12th, 2024 at approximately 12:00 o'clock A.M. Williamsport Police Patrol Units were advised of a suspicious circumstance. Family members of both Alisha Seese and Ronald Dailey had contacted police advising that neither Seese or Dailey had returned home after work which was not normal for either. Police also learned that family of both Seese and Dailey had begun tracking the two through cell phone applications. This tracking subsequently led officers to a vehicle stop of Troy Bailey, Sr. who at the time, was the defendant in a PFA filed by Seese. 

While police continued investigation of this incident, officers were dispatched to the area of Ames Place near Terrace Place for a report of shots fired. Upon arriving in the area, officers did locate a white sport utility vehicle which was occupied by Seese and Dailey. Seese and Dailey were both found deceased from gunshot wounds. Through further investigation, police located video evidence that showed both Dailey and Seese departing work at Lycoming Engines before being forced into Dailey's vehicle by two individuals and subsequently driving out of the parking lot of Lycoming Engines (Textron). These two individuals were later identified as Troy Bailey, Sr. and Muhammed Davis. 

In the month and a half following the homicide, Agents from Williamsport Police were able to locate physical evidence, phone records and witnesses along with additional evidence which confirmed the involvement of Troy Bailey, Sr., Muhammed Davis, Sandy Perez and Randy Johnson in the deaths of Alisha Seese and Ronald Dailey. 

On 03/04/2024, Agents from Williamsport Police and Detectives from the Lycoming County District Attorney's Office took Troy Bailey, Sr., Muhammed Davis, Sandy Perez and Randy Johnson before District Judge Frey to be arraigned on various charges relating to the homicides of Alisha Seese and Ronald Dailey.  Bailey was recommitted to Lycoming County Prison after being denied bail, Muhammed Davis was recommitted to Lycoming County Prison after being denied bail, Sandy Perez was committed to Lycoming County Prison after being denied bail and Randy Johnson was released following arraignment on $50,000 bail. 

In addition to the above listed charges, Bailey is also facing charges of Stalking, Recklessly Endangering Another Person, False Imprisonment , Unlawful Restraint and Tampering with Physical Evidence. The following individuals have also been charged with the following crimes in this investigation: 

Muhammed Davis. DOB: 03/03/1975 of 1209 High Street, Williamsport, PA 17701

Charges: Title 18; 2502 (A) Murder of the First Degree (F1)-2 Counts, Title 18, 2502 (b) Murder of the Second Degree (F1)-2 Counts, Title 18; Kidnapping (F1)-2 Counts, Title 18; 2902 (a)3, Kidnapping (F1)-2 Counts, Title 18; 901; Criminal Conspiracy: Kidnapping (F1), Title 18; 3701i; Robbery (F1)-2 Counts, Title 18; 3701 A1ii; Robbery (F1)-2 Counts, Title 18; 3701A1iii; Robbery (F1)- 2 Counts, Title 18; 3702 A; Robbery of a Motor Vehicle (F1), Title 18; 3921 A; Theft (F3), Title 18; 3921 (a) Theft (M1), Title 18; 2902 (a)1, Unlawful Restraint (M1)-2 Counts, Title 18; 2705; Recklessly Endangering Another Person (M)1, Title 18; 2903(a); False Imprisonment (M)1.  

Sandy Perez, DOB: 08/31/1980 of 1647 Catherine Street, Williamsport, PA 17701

Charges: Title 18; 901 (a); Criminal Conspiracy-Kidnapping (F)1, Title 18; 3925 (a) Receiving Stolen Property (F)2, Title 18; 5101 (a) 3, Hindering Apprehension or Prosecution (F) 3, Title 18; 5105(a)5, Hindering Apprehension or Prosecution (F)3, Title 18; 5101, Obstructing Administration of Law or Other Governmental Function (M)2, Title 18; 4910, Tampering with of Fabricating Physical Evidence (M)2, Title 18; 4906 (b), False Reports to Law Enforcement (M)2. 

Randall Johnson, DOB: 12/02/1969 of 617 Lloyd Street, Williamsport, PA 17701

Charges: Title 18; 5105 (a)5, Hindering Apprehension or Prosecution (F)3, Title 18; 2709 1a1, Stalking (M)1. 

Williamsport Bureau of Police would like to recognize the Lycoming County District Attorney's Office Detective Bureau, the Federal Bureau of Investigation and The Pennsylvania State Police for their assistance in this investigation. Williamsport Police would also like to thank the members of the community who came forward with information about this incident which aided police in identifying all those involved.