Latest casualty in War on Cops

waltky · Oct 4, 2017

Lafayette Police Cpl. Michael Paul Middlebrook killed responding to a call Sunday in Louisiana...

More Details Released in Slaying of Louisiana Police Officer
October 2, 2017 - Lafayette Police Cpl. Michael Paul Middlebrook was killed responding to a call Sunday.

A Lafayette police officer was shot and killed Sunday night at a convenience store on Moss Street by a gunman who was soon taken into custody, said State Police spokesman Master Trooper Brooks David. Cpl. Michael Paul Middlebrook, a 9-year veteran with the Lafayette Police Department, died Sunday night in the incident, said Lafayette police spokesman Cpl. Karl Ratcliff. Two other people were injured in the shooting but are expected to survive, David said. Police were called to the Big Boy Discount Zone around 10:30 p.m. Sunday about an aggravated assault with a gun, but the call was upgraded to a shooting before officers arrived, David said. When police arrived, gunfire was exchanged with a shooter, David said, with at least one bullet striking and killing Middlebrook. The shooter has not been identified. State Police were called in to investigate the shooting.

Avery Cross, 29, went to the convenience store, 3601 Moss St., to buy a drink minutes before the Lafayette police officers arrived, he said Monday morning. The front doors to the shop were locked, which was uncharacteristic for the 24-hour store, he said, but soon a store employee came out front to explain there had been a shooting, even pointing out the bullet holes in the window. A cashier had been injured in the shooting and was in the bathroom waiting for help, Cross said he was told. Css said soon after two officers showed up, and one went inside to check on the injured employee. Cross said no one knew the gunman was inside the store. "The cop didn't know that the (armed) guy was still in there," Cross said. "So when he walked in, the guy popped out and started shooting."

Cpl. Michael Paul Middlebrook

Cross said he heard at least five shots from inside the store. He said the shooter then came outside and fired into the air, yelling at people to back up. "I heard the shooting and I just started running," Cross said. "When it was happening, the only thought was just to make it home." After living in that part of Lafayette, Cross said he has seen other shootings before, but he expected the violence to end once police officers arrived. "When you see a cop you think everything will settle down," Cross said. "It didn't happen like that." Lisa Zerbe lives across Moss Street from the convenience store, and said she heard at least 40 shots over the span of the shooting Sunday night. She called 911. "When I heard that many (shots) and I heard people crying, I was like, 'I'm dialing right now,'" Zerbe, 48, said. She said she was on the line with the dispatcher as shots rang out, squatting to stay below the windows. "I mean, it is ridiculous."

Middlebrook was born in Thibodeaux and spent his career in the patrol section of the Lafayette Department "helping and truly serving the community, as was his passion," Ratcliff wrote in a news release. In March, Middlebrook was honored with the state's Heart of Law Enforcement Award for collecting food that would otherwise go to waste and distributing it to those in need. "The Lafayette Police Department is devastated by this sudden loss," Ratcliff wrote. "We ask that you keep Corporal Middlebrook’s family and the Lafayette Police Department in your thoughts and prayers." Middlebrook leaves behind a wife, a 3-year-old daughter, two stepdaughters, and his parents, police said in the release.

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waltky · Oct 9, 2017

Suspected druggie student shoots, kills police officer...

Texas Tech Police Officer Killed, Campus On Lockdown
October 09, 2017 — Texas Tech University in Lubbock was placed on lockdown after a campus police officer was shot and killed.

University spokesman Chris Cook said campus police made a student welfare check Monday evening and, upon entering the room, found evidence of drugs and drug paraphernalia. Officers then brought the suspect to the police station for standard debriefing.

Crime scene investigators collect evidence from the pavement as police respond to an attack on campus at Ohio State University, in Columbus, Ohio.

While at the station, Cook said the suspect pulled out a gun and shot an officer in the head, killing him. The suspect then fled on foot and remains at large. In a statement, the university identified the suspected shooter as 19-year-old Hollis Daniels.

Texas Tech officials issued a lockdown alert to students on social media, noting that the suspect had not been apprehended. The alert urged those on campus "to take shelter in a safe location.'' Additional information was not immediately available.

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waltky · Oct 14, 2017

New Orleans Police Officer Fatally Shot While on Patrol, North Carolina Corrections Employees Slain...

New Orleans Police Officer Fatally Shot While on Patrol
October 13, 2017 - The police officer shot to death early Friday in New Orleans East was 29-year-old Marcus McNeil, who leaves behind a wife and two children.

The police officer shot to death early Friday in New Orleans East was 29-year-old Marcus McNeil, who leaves behind a wife and two children, according to authorities. McNeil's mother said she learned about her son's slaying shortly after it happened. She politely excused herself after a brief conversation with a reporter, saying, "I just need to be with my family." Authorities have released little information about the incident that left him dead. But they said McNeil and three of his colleagues were on some sort of patrol when they encountered a 30-year-old man who shot at them near the intersection of Tara Lane and Lake Forest Boulevard. McNeil was struck several times and taken to University Medical Center, where he died. At least one officer shot the suspect, Darren Bridges, who hid in a nearby apartment before surrendering and being taken to the hospital himself.

A man living near the scene of the shootings, Ronald Thomas, said he saw the violence, and he recalled gunfire erupting on the officers before they had even stepped out of at least one unmarked car. Thomas said he thought there could have been two unmarked cars on the scene, and it appeared the gunfire erupted after a traffic stop. "When the first two got out, he opened fire on them," Thomas recalled. "They didn't really have a chance ... because he fired on them before they could get the door open." New Orleans Magazine profiled McNeil as part of a story on a police recruit class that graduated on April 2, 2015. His wife, Brittiny, said in that story that her husband had "always wanted" to join NOPD because of his desire to make a difference in a city plagued with crime and poverty.

Officer Marcus McNeil

The story noted that Brittiny spoke as she held her and Marcus' newborn daughter, Camille, who was wrapped in a white-and-yellow blanket. The couple has two children, ages 2 and 5, NOPD said in a statement Friday. McNeil found success early in his career with the 7th Police District, which patrols New Orleans East. He was among four members of the district to win "officer of the month" honors in August 2016. That was the month after McNeil formed part of a task force operation that resulted in the arrest of a former NOPD officer on allegations of selling marijuana out of a parked car in New Orleans East. His colleagues affectionately nicknamed him "Milk Dud," a moniker that was originally assigned to him by a man he had arrested while he was completing his field training with the department.

The suspect "was attempting to get a rise out of me by calling me 'Milk Dud' because of my shiny bald head that he believed resembled the candy milk duds," McNeil told the department's public information officer as part of an internal human interest feature. "Everyone (at work) found it hilarious, saying it was true and then began calling me 'Milk Dud.' I've since embraced the name often referring to myself as 'The Dud' when bragging about a good arrest.'" Civil service records described him as a resident of Kenner. As of March, he was assigned to a task force in the 7th District. McNeil's widow was with family members in Algiers and said she wasn't ready to speak about her husband. A niece of hers, who identified herself only as Evelyn, described him as "a great husband and dad."

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North Carolina Corrections Employees Slain
Oct. 13, 2017 - Corrections Officer Justin Smith and Corrections Enterprises Manager Veronica Darden were killed and three others were critically injured Thursday during an attempted escape.

Two prison employees were killed and three others critically injured Thursday during an attempted escape at Pasquotank Correctional Institution. The attempted breakout from the prison in Elizabeth City began around 3 p.m. when inmates set a fire in the prison’s sewing plant, where about 30 inmates produce embroidered logo items, safety vests and other items for government agencies and nonprofits, the North Carolina Department of Public Safety said. Several inmates tried to escape as the fire was being extinguished, but they were unsuccessful, officials said. The prison was put on lockdown, with all inmates accounted for.

DPS identified the employees who died as Correctional Officer Justin Smith, 35, who provided security in the sewing plant, and Correction Enterprises manager Veronica Darden, 50, who supervised inmates working in the plant. Three other prison employees remain hospitalized in critical condition, and seven others were treated and released, according to DPS. Four inmates were also treated for injuries. Over emergency radio, first responders could be heard describing the scene: “Be advised, we do have a mass casualty incident. I have multiple patients,” said one. “Some of them are critical. … There are probably no more than two critical. But I have many, many patients.”

Corrections Officer Justin Smith, left, and Correction Enterprises Manager Veronica Darden

Another responder described the condition of an officer who was “struck multiple times with a hammer.” Prison officials believe the fire at the sewing plant was set by inmates who were planning to escape. It’s not yet clear how many inmates were involved. One inmate who attempted to escape was pulled off a prison fence, prison spokesman Keith Acree said, “but no one made it outside the fence.” Like other prison workers, Darden and Smith had dangerous jobs. Once every eight hours, on average, a North Carolina prison officer was assaulted last year.

A perilous job

Statewide, there were 1,160 assaults on state prison staff in 2016 – up from 1,136 the previous year, state figures show. At Bertie Correctional Institution, about 60 miles to the southwest of Pasquotank, prison Sgt. Meggan Callahan was killed in April. Authorities say an inmate there set a fire in a trash can, then beat Callahan with the fire extinguisher that she had brought to douse the flames. Prior to Callahan’s death, it had been seven years since the last North Carolina prison officer died as a result of an inmate assault. “Those who work in our prisons do a difficult and demanding job that is critical to our safety,” Gov. Roy Cooper said in a statement issued late Thursday. “We're grateful to these fallen prison employees for their service, and we offer our condolences to their families, friends, coworkers and community on this tragic loss.”

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Texas Tech Police Officer Fatally Shot by Suspect Inside Police Station Identified
Oct. 10, 2017 - A Texas Tech University police officer was shot and killed Monday night at the Police Department's headquarters, prompting a lockdown at the Lubbock school that lasted for more than an hour as officials searched for the gunman.

University police made a welfare check at a student's room earlier in the night and found evidence of drugs and drug paraphernalia, school spokesman Chris Cook said. Authorities haven't said what led to the welfare check. Hollis A. Daniels III was taken to the police station on a drug charge. According to an arrest-warrant affidavit, Daniels — who was not wearing handcuffs — was standing near an officer in the department's briefing room while he completed paperwork for Daniels' arrest. Another officer left the room and heard a bang. When he came back in, he saw the officer — identified Tuesday as Floyd East Jr. — fatally shot in the head. His service weapon was still in the holster, but Daniels and the officer's body camera were gone. He ran off but was captured near the Lubbock Municipal Auditorium when a Texas Tech officer tackled him, Lubbock police said. Police found a loaded .45-caliber pistol and a police body camera nearby. East told officers "that he was the one that shot their friend," the affidavit says.

During an interview later, Daniels said he messed up and did "something illogical," according to the affidavit. The campus and the Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center were placed on lockdown as police searched for Daniels. The lockdown was lifted about 9:30 p.m. after he was taken into custody. Daniels, of Seguin, was being held Tuesday at the Lubbock County jail on a charge of capital murder of a peace officer. His bail is set at $5 million. Gov. Greg Abbott extended his condolences to the family of the officer killed in the shooting, and said he has mobilized the Texas Department of Public Safety to offer any assistance needed. "As the Texas Tech campus deals with this heartbreaking tragedy, Cecilia and I pray for the continued safety of the students and the entire community," he said.

In a statement, Texas Tech President Lawrence Schovanec thanked the campus and city police, the Lubbock County Sheriff's Office and other agencies for their help. "Please join me in extending our prayers and heartfelt condolences to the family of one of our Texas Tech police officers who was mortally wounded Monday evening," he said. "I know that the Texas Tech community will respond with support for the family and one another." Schovanec and university police Chief Kyle Bonath planned a news conference for 3 p.m. Tuesday to address the shooting.

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Merwen · Oct 15, 2017

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New Orleans Police Officer Fatally Shot While on Patrol, North Carolina Corrections Employees Slain...

New Orleans Police Officer Fatally Shot While on Patrol
October 13, 2017 - The police officer shot to death early Friday in New Orleans East was 29-year-old Marcus McNeil, who leaves behind a wife and two children.

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North Carolina Corrections Employees Slain
Oct. 13, 2017 - Corrections Officer Justin Smith and Corrections Enterprises Manager Veronica Darden were killed and three others were critically injured Thursday during an attempted escape.

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Texas Tech Police Officer Fatally Shot by Suspect Inside Police Station Identified
Oct. 10, 2017 - A Texas Tech University police officer was shot and killed Monday night at the Police Department's headquarters, prompting a lockdown at the Lubbock school that lasted for more than an hour as officials searched for the gunman.
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It's past time that the left stop encouraging this violence against our hard working police.

waltky · Oct 20, 2017

Dindu Nuffin gets his just reward...

Cop-Killer Put to Death in 1997 Slaying of Alabama Police Officer
Oct. 20, 2017 - The state of Alabama on Thursday executed Torrey McNabb for the Sept. 24, 1997 murder of Montgomery Police Cpl. Anderson Gordon III.

It was the fifth execution Alabama has conducted since January 2016, and took place almost exactly 20 years after McNabb shot and killed Gordon. McNabb expressed defiance shortly before the execution began at 8:56 p.m. Thursday night, speaking to family members through a glass window. "Mom, sis, look at my eyes," he said. "I've got no tears in my eyes. I'm unafraid . . . to the state of Alabama, I hate you m-----f-----s. I hate you." McNabb, strapped to a gurney, raised both middle fingers toward witnesses galleries as the execution began. He appeared to be breathing for the first 20 minutes of the execution and moved slightly.

At 9:17 p.m., McNabb raised his right arm and rolled his head in a grimace before falling back on the gurney. Witnesses in the room -- including McNabb's two sisters and two attorneys -- expressed concerns he was not unconscious. He was pronounced dead at 9:38 p.m. after an execution that lasted approximately 35 minutes. Speaking Thursday evening, Alabama Department of Corrections Commissioner Jeff Dunn said they followed proper procedures. "I’m confident he was more than unconscious at that point," he said. "Involuntary movement is not uncommon. That’s how I would characterize it."

Torrey McNabb, left, and Cpl. Anderson Gordon III.

Staff conducted two consciousness tests on McNabb during the execution, one more than is common. A correctional officer in the room calls out the condemned inmate's name, opens one of his eyes and pinches his arm. Dunn did not say if there were any changes to the administration of drugs, but said the two consciousness checks were meant to "err on the side of caution." McNabb refused his breakfast Wednesday and did not ask for a final meal. The inmate also asked that the prison chaplain not enter the death chamber with him; a chaplain was present but did not pray with McNabb. Alabama Department of Corrections spokesman Bob Horton said McNabb did not want "anything of a religious nature performed before or during his execution."

Gordon's family thanked the attorney general's office; the Montgomery Police Department; former Montgomery County District Attorney Ellen Brooks; current Montgomery District Attorney Daryl Bailey, and Sarah Green of Victim's Services. "Over twenty years ago, we lost a companion, a father, a brother, and a friend who only wanted to make a difference in his community," the family said in a statement. "'Brother,' as he was affectionately called, worked to make a difference in his community until his life was taken on September 24, 1997." McNabb, then 20, was fleeing a bail bondsman when he got into the accident on Sept. 24, 1997. When Gordon pulled up to respond, McNabb approached his patrol car and fired at least four times at Gordon. The police officer, the father of a toddler, was pronounced dead at the scene.

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Man suspected of shooting six people - three fatally - in Maryland, Delaware taken into custody
Oct. 19,`17 -- A man suspected in a workplace shooting in Harford County that killed three people and critically injured two others was in custody Wednesday night after a multi-state manhunt. State and federal authorities located Radee L. Prince

A man suspected in a workplace shooting in Harford County that killed three people and critically injured two others was in custody Wednesday night after a multi-state manhunt. State and federal authorities located Radee L. Prince, 37, late Wednesday in Delaware, the Harford sheriff's office confirmed. The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives confirmed the arrest occurred in Newark, Del., "without incident." Further details of his arrest were not immediately available.

Prince is believed to have shot five people about 9 a.m. Wednesday at a kitchen countertop company in an Edgewood business park where he had worked for the past four months, police said. The five victims were all employees of the business, Advanced Granite Solutions. Prince also is alleged to have later shot another person in Delaware. "There's an individual out there on the loose who's committed one of the most heinous acts in our county; we certainly consider him armed and dangerous," said Harford County Sheriff Jeffrey Gahler. Gahler called the shooting "a targeted attack, limited to that business." Later in the day, however, police in Wilmington, Del., said Prince was also being sought in connection with a shooting that occurred around 10:45 a.m. at a used car dealership there.

A single victim was shot in the head, but is expected to survive, Wilmington Police Chief Robert Tracy said. He said the victim was shot twice, but was alert and identified Prince as his attacker. Tracy said Prince had a prior history with the shooting victim, and that the two men had a "beef." "Every one of the victims that this individual shot, the victim and the attacker knew each other," Tracy said at a news conference. "This is targeted. This individual knew the people he wanted to go shoot. This was not a random act of violence." Prince was believed to be traveling in a black 2008 GMC Acadia with Delaware tags: PC64273. Authorities described him as being armed and dangerous, and urged anyone who believes they see him to use "extreme caution." The FBI and ATF were both involved in the search and Prince's information was put on highway billboards from Philadelphia to Washington DC and from Atlantic City, N.J. to Salisbury.

Tracy said he believed the gun used in the shooting in his city was the same weapon that was used in the Edgewood shooting. The ATF declined to discuss the firearm used, but said it had command staff, two violent crime units, and canines that can sniff out spent shell casings on the case. Gahler said he would tell Prince to "consider what he's already done and put an end to it and turn himself in." Police did not identify those wounded or deceased in either shooting. The two wounded victims from the Edgewood shooting were listed in critical condition at Maryland Shock Trauma Center as of Wednesday evening, a hospital spokeswoman said. In an interview with The Associated Press, Barak Caba, the owner of Advanced Granite Solutions, said Prince worked as a machine operator. The company said in a statement: "Words cannot express our feelings. We mourn the loss of our friends. ... May God give our friends eternal rest and the families the strength to bear the great pain."

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waltky · Oct 23, 2017

Ohio Police Officer Fatally Shot Responding to Domestic Incident...

Ohio Police Officer Fatally Shot Responding to Domestic Incident
Oct. 22, 2017 - Girard Police Officer Justin Leo died while in surgery at St. Elizabeth Youngstown Hospital.

A 31-year-old police officer was shot and killed Saturday night while responding to a domestic situation in Trumbull County. Officer Justin Leo died while in surgery at St. Elizabeth Youngstown Hospital, said James Melfi, the mayor of Girard, according to The Vindicator. Girard is a suburb just northwest of Youngstown.

Officer Justin Leo

Leo was shot about 10:15 p.m. while at a home with a man who had several firearms, according to 911 calls released to the The Vindicator. Melfi told FOX 8 Cleveland that Leo's partner shot and killed the suspect. Leo was not wearing a bulletproof vest.

The Ohio Attorney General's Office's Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation is assisting Girard police with their investigation. The probe into the circumstances surrounding the shooting continues, The Vindicator reports.

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Merwen · Oct 23, 2017

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Ohio Police Officer Fatally Shot Responding to Domestic Incident...

Ohio Police Officer Fatally Shot Responding to Domestic Incident
Oct. 22, 2017 - Girard Police Officer Justin Leo died while in surgery at St. Elizabeth Youngstown Hospital.
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Domestic violence situations are dangerous. He should have been wearing that vest.

waltky · Nov 6, 2017

Off-Duty D.C. cop killed...

Off-Duty D.C. Officer Slain
Nov. 6, 2017 - An off-duty Washington police officer was killed and a woman was wounded Saturday in a shooting in West Baltimore.

At about 12:45 a.m., officers found the two shooting victims in the 2800 block of Elgin Ave. in the Panway/Braddish Avenue neighborhood. Tony Anthony Mason Jr., 40, who lived in Baltimore, was found with gunshot wounds to his body, according to police. Mason is a sergeant with the Metropolitan Police Department in Washington and was off duty when the shooting occurred. The D.C. Police Union could not immediately be reached for comment. He was taken to an area hospital where he died.

The second victim, a 43-year-old woman, was shot in her leg, police said, and treated at a hospital. Police said investigators believe the victims were inside a parked car when an unknown suspect approached, began shooting, then fled, police said. The Metropolitan Police Department said Mason was a 17-year veteran of the force. He lived near the Frankford area of Baltimore, according to public records. There was no answer at the phone listed for the address.

An off-duty Washington police officer was killed and a woman was wounded Saturday in a shooting in West Baltimore.

David Simonetti, the director of the police academy at Hagerstown Community College, said he worked with Mason in D.C. from 2004 to 2009. He said Mason worked in the 6th District vice unit at that time. “He was just the nicest guy — always happy to see you and greeted you with a smile,” Simonetti said. “He'd do anything for you, without having to be asked. He was a tough, fair, hard-working and diligent officer.”

Anyone with information is asked to call detectives at 410-396-2100 or Metro Crime Stoppers at 1-866-7Lockup. You can also text tips to 443-902-4824. The Baltimore office of the Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms is offering up to $10,000 for information about the shooting.

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waltky · Nov 10, 2017

Cop-Killer Convicted in Slaying of NYPD Officer...

Accused Cop-Killer Convicted in Slaying of NYPD Officer
November 10, 2017 - A jury convicted a Demetrius Blackwell Thursday of first-degree murder in the fatal shooting of NYPD Police Officer Brian Moore.

A jury convicted a Queens man Thursday of first-degree murder in the fatal shooting of Brian Moore, an NYPD officer from Long Island. The Queens district attorney’s office said the jury deliberated for two hours over two days before convicting Demetrius Blackwell in the death of Moore, 25, of Plainedge, who died two days after he was shot in the head on May 2, 2015. The panel of five men and seven women also found Blackwell, 37, guilty of first-degree attempted murder for shooting at Moore’s partner, Officer Erik Jansen, who was not hurt, and second-degree criminal possession of a weapon. Blackwell faces a maximum of life in prison without parole. Sentencing is set for Dec. 12.

Many of Moore’s brothers and sisters in blue packed the courtroom as the verdict was read, while a group of court officers stood around Blackwell. Moore’s father, Raymond Moore, a retired NYPD detective sergeant, nodded his head in approval as the first-degree murder verdict was announced. Blackwell said, “I love you,” to someone in the courtroom as a court officer escorted him out. During the trial, Queens prosecutors said Moore was shot after he and Jansen, who were working in the anti-crime unit, became suspicious of Blackwell when they spotted him walking on a Queens Village street.

The jury of five men and seven women found Demetrius Blackwell guilty of killing NYPD Officer Brian Moore and wounding his partner, Officer Erik Jansen in 2015.

The plainclothes officers followed Blackwell briefly in their unmarked car, then pulled up to him. Moore identified himself as a police officer and showed his badge, which was hanging around his neck, according to Jansen. Jansen testified that Moore asked Blackwell if he “got something” on him. Jansen told jurors that Blackwell responded: “Yeah. I got something.” Within seconds, the officer said, Blackwell pulled out a handgun and fired at Moore twice, striking him once in the head. The second bullet hit the police car and a fragment of the bullet struck Moore in the face. Jansen said a third round was fired at him, but missed him.

After the verdict, Moore’s parents spoke at a news conference on the courthouse steps. “At the end of the day I did lose my son,” said his mother, Irene Moore. “At the end of the day there was justice done for Brian’s killing, but it is a hole, and it is a void that will never, ever be filled. And, I hope that this never happens to anyone else.” Raymond Moore called the outcome “a good verdict,” but added: “Brian is still not going to be there in my house when I get home.” The grieving father said if he could speak to Blackwell, he’d use the same phrase that Blackwell reportedly said to his son before firing the fatal shot. “I’d like to walk up to him and tell him, ‘Yeah. I got something’ for you, and put two bullets in his head,” he said.

Blackwell’s attorney, David Bart of Flushing, had told jurors that his client was paranoid and was not in control of his actions at the time of the shooting. The jury had considered whether Blackwell was acting under extreme emotional distress at the time of the shooting, but rejected that defense. Queens Executive Assistant District Attorney Daniel Saunders said the case was complicated and included dense testimony, but judging from the speed of the verdict, he said, jurors understood it. “Their resounding verdict, and embracing the testimony, especially of the surviving partner, Jansen, sends a message, I hope, that there are severe consequences to the murder of a New York City police officer,” Saunders said. “And hopefully every police officer in the city of New York is a little safer by virtue of their verdict today.

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Suspect Sentenced in Shooting of Florida Deputy
November 10, 2017 - Andrew Coffee Jr. snapped at Indian River County Deputy Christopher Lester in court before being sentenced to life in prison on Thursday.

A hostile criminal defendant surprised a packed courtroom when the Gifford man snapped at the Indian River County sheriff’s deputy whom he was convicted of trying to gun down, then cursed at a prosecutor before a judge ordered the habitual offender to spend the rest of his life in prison. In a tense courtroom Thursday, Andrew Coffee Jr., 54, also received an additional sentence of 30 years for possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. He had been convicted by a jury on Nov. 1 of attempted first-degree murder of a law enforcement office.

Coffee delivered his outbursts after Deputy Christopher Lester took the witness stand to testify that Coffee deserved the maximum sentence for attempting to kill him during a post-midnight traffic stop in December 2015. “I was nice, I was polite,” Lester testified, directing his comments at Coffee while recounting the traffic stop on Dec. 18, 2015, in which Coffee punched Lester to the ground and began emptying his .357-caliber magnum revolver at the deputy. “I fought back and I won,” Lester testified.

Andrew Coffee Jr., left, and Deputy Christopher Lester

“You shot back!” Coffee shouted at Lester, suggesting that both men were equally responsible for the shootout that resulted. “You’re showing your true colors,” Lester said softly from the witness stand. Deputy Chris Lester pulled over Andrew Coffee Jr. in December 2015. Dash cam video showed what happened next and what lead to Coffee being charged with attempted murder. Chief Assistant State Attorney Thomas Bakkedahl asked Circuit Judge Cynthia L. Cox to impose the maximum penalty because of Coffee’s long history of criminal convictions, including a previous 20-year sentence he recently served for attempted murder. “He has absolutely no business being out among us,” Bakkedahl told the court, pointing out Coffee had been out of prison just 18 months before he attacked Lester.

As Bakkedahl was addressing the court, Coffee cursed loudly at Bakkedahl. Two female friends of Coffee testified on his behalf, telling the court that Coffee is “a good person.” “His family, they love him,” Natasha Snell testified. But Lester countered by testifying: “You may love your family, but you don’t care about anyone else. You are a danger to everybody else.” After Coffee’s friends testified, Bakkedahl asked Cox for “enhanced” penalties for his latest convictions, which the judge can grant because of prior convictions. Bakkedahl cited convictions in 1988 and 1993 for possession and sale of cocaine, a 1986 conviction for aggravated assault and a 1994 conviction for attempted first-degree murder with a firearm. “Are you aware the maximum penalty I can impose on you as a habitual offender is life in prison?” Cox asked Coffee. “Yes,” Coffee replied. Both Lester and Coffee suffered gunshot wounds during their shootout, making Lester the first sheriff’s deputy shot in the line of duty since 1986.

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waltky · Nov 11, 2017

Killed in a shootout with a suspect...

Canada Police Constable Slain
Nov. 8, 2017 - Abbotsford Police Constable John Davidson was shot and killed in a shootout with a suspect.

An Abbotsford, Canada police officer was shot and killed in a shootout with a suspect in a parking lot Monday morning. Constable John Davidson responded with other officers after receiving a call around11:35 a.m. about a possible stolen vehicle in the parking lot of a strip mall in the 3200 block of Mount Lehman Road, according to The Vancouver Sun.

The suspect, identified as 65-year-old Oscar Ferdinand Arfmann, allegedly stole a 2016 Ford Mustang from the nearby MSA Ford dealership on Saturday during a test drive. The car was spotted by dealership employees, who contacted police and boxed the car. Police say Arfmann returned to the vehicle carrying a shotgun and began shooting at the employees and bystanders.

Constable John Davidson

When the officiers arrived on the scene, they exchanged gunfire with the suspect and Davidson was shot. He was transport to a local hospital where he was pronounced dead shortly after arrival. The suspect was pursued by police and arrested after a collision at the intersection of Mt. Lehman Road and Fraser Highway. He was transported to a hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. Arfmann was charged with first-degree murder on Tuesday.

Davidson had been a police officer for 24 years, beginning his career in the United Kingdom working for the Northumbria Police from 1993 to 2005. He joined the Abbotsford force in March 2006, and worked in patrol, the youth squad and traffic sections. Funeral arrangements are pending.

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'Selfless' Texas Trooper Killed in Fiery Crash Mourned
November 6, 2017 - Texas Trooper Thomas Nipper died Saturday after a fiery crash during a traffic stop he was conducting on Interstate 35 in Temple.

A Texas state trooper died Saturday after a fiery crash during a traffic stop he was conducting on Interstate 35 in Temple, authorities said. Thomas Nipper, 63, was on the shoulder of southbound Interstate 35 about 3 p.m. when his car was struck from behind by a pickup. He was taken to Baylor Scott & White Medical Center, where he was pronounced dead. Nipper's patrol car was on fire when a Temple Fire and Rescue unit arrived about 3:15 p.m., spokesman Thomas Pechal told the Temple Daily Telegram.

Trooper Thomas Nipper

Scott Taylor of Marble Falls and his fiancée, Carmen Bridges, were among three other people who were treated for injuries, the Telegram reported. "We have no idea what happened," Taylor told the newspaper. "We were in the left lane. As far as I know that was the last thing I remember, then us rolling." "I didn't even know we hit a car," he said. "... The airbags saved our lives." No other details about the crash have been released.

Nipper is survived by his wife and three children. He was commissioned as a trooper in January 1983 and was stationed in Temple. He is the 220th Texas Department of Public Safety officer to die in the line of duty since 1823, authorities said. "Trooper Nipper was a hard-working and selfless man, who proudly served and protected the people of this state," DPS Director Steven McGraw said. "His commitment to duty and his sacrifice will never be forgotten. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family and loved ones during this extremely difficult time.

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waltky · Nov 17, 2017

Shot in the head while investigating a murder...

Baltimore Homicide Detective in 'Grave Condition' After Being Shot in the Head
November 16, 2017 - Baltimore Police Commissioner Kevin Davis said the “cold, callous” shooter was still at large Wednesday night and that there is a $64,000 reward for information leading to his arrest.

A Baltimore homicide detective was shot in the head Wednesday afternoon while investigating a killing near a notoriously violent intersection in West Baltimore, police said — an attack that stunned officials and residents already beleaguered by the city’s unrelenting violence. Police Commissioner Kevin Davis, speaking outside the Maryland Shock Trauma Center Wednesday night, said the 18-year veteran was in “very, very grave condition.” He did not release the detective’s name, but said he is a husband and father of two. Davis said the detective was in the 900 block of Bennett Place in Harlem Park at about 4:30 p.m. when he observed a man “engaged in suspicious behavior.” The detective tried to start a conversation with the man, Davis said, and was shot in the head. The detective’s partner was nearby and came to his aid, police said.

Davis said the “cold, callous” shooter was still at large Wednesday night, but wouldn’t be for long. Authorities said there is a $64,000 reward for information leading to his arrest. “With this community, we’re going to identify him, we’re going to arrest him, and we’re going to ensure justice is done,” Davis said. Gov. Larry Hogan said on Twitter that the “individual responsible for this heinous crime will be found, charged, and prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.” “Baltimore Police has our full support as they track down this violent criminal and bring him to justice,” he said.

Police officers respond to Bennett Place and N. Fremont Avenue in Baltimore after an officer was shot on Wednesday, Nov. 15, 2017.

The shooting was the second of a law enforcement officer in West Baltimore this month. Sgt. Tony Anthony Mason Jr., 40, a District of Columbia police officer who lived in Baltimore, was shot to death in the 2800 block of Elgin Avenue on Nov. 4. He was off duty at the time. It came a week after Mayor Catherine Pugh said violent crime in the city was “out of control,” and Davis blasted prosecutors and judges alike for allowing violent repeat offenders back onto the city’s streets. There have been 308 homicides in Baltimore in 2017, the third straight year of more than 300 killings.

After the officer’s shooting Wednesday, police set up a wide perimeter and officers could be seen taking cover around corners. The police helicopter, Foxtrot, swirled low, Police used the helicopter loudspeaker to tell people to go inside their homes. Robert Queen, 23, lives about a block and a half from the scene. He said he was smoking a cigarette on his front steps when he heard sirens. “It’s like a movie,” he said. He said he's sick of the violence that plagues his street and his city. “Living like this,” he said, “who wouldn’t be nervous all the time?”

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Baltimore Detective Shot in the Head Dies
Nov. 16, 2017 - Baltimore Police Detective Sean Suiter, who was shot in the head while investigating a killing Wednesday afternoon, was taken to Maryland Shock Trauma, where he died Thursday.

Baltimore Police Det. Sean Suiter was an 18-year veteran of the force who spent the last two years investigating homicides during the city’s historic spike in killings. Police say Suiter was investigating another killing in West Baltimore Wednesday afternoon when he was shot in the head. He was taken to the Maryland Shock Trauma Center, where officials say he died just after noon Thursday. Suiter was married, with two children. Police Commissioner Kevin Davis said Wednesday night that the detective “was just doing his job on behalf of this city” when he was shot. “And that’s what he’s been doing for 18 years,” Davis said.

Police say Suiter was working in the Harlem Park neighborhood of West Baltimore on Wednesday to when he saw a man acting suspiciously. The detective approached the man, police said, and was shot. Police continued to search for the shooter Thursday. Rick Willard, a retired officer, led a drug squad in the Western District of which Suiter was a member. “He was not only a good cop, he was smart and smiled a lot,” Willard said. “Everyone that worked with him loved him. Even when you were down he would smile what his mischievous smile and make everyone happy and feel at ease. “He is one of the best officers I ever worked with, and it breaks my heart.”

Baltimore Police Detective Sean Suiter

Capt. Torran Burrus supervised Suiter at two different points during his career, when he was a drug officer and later when he moved onto a district detective unit. “He had a good keen eye for narcotics activity,” Burrus said. He said Suiter was known for his good nature. The detective had a “contagious smile” and penchant for cracking jokes. Former Baltimore prosecutor Jeremy Eldridge called Suiter “a man with integrity.” “He was one person you could always count on,” Eldridge said. “Every time I called him, he answered.” Suiter joined the city’s homicide unit in 2015. The first case he closed was the killing of Kendal Fenwick, a young father gunned down in Park Heights. The trial of suspect Devante Brim in June ended in a mistrial. He is scheduled to be tried again next year.

Suiter is also listed as the arresting detective for Elias Josael Jimenes Alvarado, the Salvadoran national convicted of killing two women in Northwest Baltimore in 2016. A jury in August found Alvarado guilty of first-degree murder in the deaths of Ranarda Williams and Annquinette Dates. Before joining the homicide unit, Suiter worked in the citywide shootings unit, which investigates non-fatal shootings. In an email to the department, Davis said Suiter’s “tragic death will forever impact the BPD.” “Each of you go out there and put your lives on the line every single day,” Davis wrote. “The importance of your sacrifice, and Sean’s, can’t be overstated.”

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waltky · Nov 18, 2017

Pennsylvania Police Officer Fatally Shot during a traffic stop...

Pennsylvania Police Officer Fatally Shot
Nov. 17, 2017 - A police officer died after he was shot during a traffic stop in New Kensington Friday night.

Acting as a spokesman for New Kensington police, Lower Burrell Chief Tim Weitzel confirmed the officer's death. He declined to name the man and the police department he worked for. The officer was shot in the chest during a traffic stop, according to emergency radio transmissions. Numerous first responders were sent to the scene in the 1200 block of Leishman Avenue at about 8:10 p.m., according to Westmoreland County 911. In a series of alerts, police instructed other departments to look for a tan, medium to small-sized SUV, possibly an older model Jeep, "involved in an officer's shooting." They warned police to use "extreme caution" when approaching the car.

A police officer died after he was shot in the chest during a traffic stop in New Kensington Friday night.

The transmission said the car had a temporary license plate that was registered to a Penn Hills resident. They also gave what appeared to be a full registration number. One resident said that police were going to residences and telling people to stay inside. Police swarmed the scene from numerous neighboring towns and at least as far away as Cheswick, West Leechburg and Washington Township.

At least eight police dogs searched the neighborhood. A Pittsburgh SWAT team and a crew from the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives also was on hand. Many police along the wide perimeter of the scene carried rifles. A number of officers and New Kensington Mayor Tom Guzzo met behind closed doors and the blinds drawn at the police station. The mayor was not immediately available.

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Guess Who · Nov 18, 2017

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Shot in the head while investigating a murder...

Baltimore Homicide Detective in 'Grave Condition' After Being Shot in the Head
November 16, 2017 - Baltimore Police Commissioner Kevin Davis said the “cold, callous” shooter was still at large Wednesday night and that there is a $64,000 reward for information leading to his arrest.

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Baltimore Detective Shot in the Head Dies
Nov. 16, 2017 - Baltimore Police Detective Sean Suiter, who was shot in the head while investigating a killing Wednesday afternoon, was taken to Maryland Shock Trauma, where he died Thursday.
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I read about that really sad. It also always seems to be the good cops that get killed too. Life ain't fair.

Guess Who · Nov 18, 2017

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Pennsylvania Police Officer Fatally Shot during a traffic stop...

Pennsylvania Police Officer Fatally Shot
Nov. 17, 2017 - A police officer died after he was shot during a traffic stop in New Kensington Friday night.
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I know a cop who said it is getting very hard to recruit police or LEO now. Said many are retiring early or just leaving for safer jobs. So guess we will have even more rogue cops since not many good people are applying. Only a small percent like 10% are bad cops,they just get all the publicity. Plus cops are not suppose to take a beating or deal with a idiot who doesn't follow orders. Blue Lives Matter.

waltky · Nov 20, 2017

Martinez apparently was struck in the head...

U.S. Border Patrol agent killed while on patrol in Texas
Nov. 19, 2017 -- A U.S. Border Patrol agent died Sunday after sustaining injuries while in the Big Bend Sector, U.S. Customs and Border Protection said.

Agent Rogelio Martinez and his partner were responding to activity while on patrol near Interstate 10 in the Van Horn Station area in Texas when his partner reported they were both injured and in need of assistance, CBP said in a statement.

A U.S. Border Patrol agent died after he and his partner sustained serious injuries while responding to activity on patrol in the Big Bend Sector on Sunday.

Both were provided immediate medical care by responding agents on the spot and transported to a local hospital where Martinez died and his partner remains in critical condition. "Our thoughts and prayers are with Agent Martinez and his family, and with the agent who was injured," CBP said.

Culberson County Sheriff's Department assisted Border Patrol agents in securing the scene and agents from CBP's Air and Marine Operations began searching the area for potential suspects or witnesses. The FBI has taken over the investigation of the incident.

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U.S. Border Patrol Agent Killed in Texas
Nov. 20, 2017 - U.S. Border Patrol Agent Rogelio Martinez was killed and his partner was seriously injured after responding to suspicious activity in the west Texas Big Bend area Sunday.

One U.S. Customs and Border Protection agent was killed and another seriously injured Sunday while responding to suspicious activity in the west Texas Big Bend area, officials said. Agent Rogelio Martinez, 36, and his partner, whose name was not released, were injured and taken to a hospital, officials said. Martinez died and his partner was in serious condition. Martinez had been a border agent since August 2013 and was from El Paso, officials said. Federal spokesmen said they could not provide details about what caused the injuries, but authorities were searching for suspects and witnesses near Interstate 10. An official with the National Border Patrol Council labor union familiar with the investigation said Martinez apparently was struck in the head, though he could not say with what. An agent in the area had called for backup while pursuing suspects, said the official, who requested anonymity because he was not authorized to speak about the matter.

When backup arrived, Martinez was already injured and on the ground, the official said. The second agent summoned additional backup, the official said, but “when more help showed up, he was on the ground, too” — also seriously injured. Increasingly, Border Patrol agents have been complaining about being assaulted on the job, and have advocated for more personnel so that they could patrol in pairs, which is considered safer, the official said. Spotty radio communications can make it difficult for agents to summon backup even in more urban areas, he said, but it wasn’t clear if that was a factor in this case.

Border Agent Rogelio Martinez

President Donald Trump tweeted, “Border Patrol Officer killed at Southern Border, another badly hurt. We will seek out and bring to justice those responsible. We will, and must, build the Wall!” Texas Sen. Ted Cruz released a statement calling the attack “a stark reminder of the ongoing threat that an unsecure border poses to the safety of our communities and those charged with defending them.” “We are grateful for the courage and sacrifice of our border agents who have dedicated their lives to keeping us safe,” Cruz said.

FBI El Paso office spokeswoman Jeanette Harper said U.S. Customs and Border Protection was investigating with the FBI, Texas Rangers and local agencies in Van Horn, about 110 miles southeast of El Paso. Harper said they expect to release more information Monday. Border Patrol records show that the remote Big Bend sector — which includes the more than 800,000-acre national park of the same name — accounted for about 1 percent of the more than 61,000 apprehensions its agents made along the Southwest border between October 2016 and May 2017. The region’s mountains and the Rio Grande make it a difficult area for people to cross into the U.S. from Mexico. At least 38 agents have died since late 2003 — some killed in traffic accidents, others attacked while working along the border. At least one other agent died in the line of duty this year, according to Border Patrol records.

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waltky · Nov 23, 2017

Ambushed by migrants who beat him in the head with rocks...

Slain Agent Was Ambushed
Nov. 21, 2017 - The Border Patrol agent killed Sunday in west Texas was ambushed by migrants who beat him in the head with rocks, union officials said Monday.

Federal officials have yet to provide details about the incident, but the union representing Border Patrol agents described the attack on Agent Rogelio Martinez, 36, and his partner, as they were responding to reports of suspicious activity in the Big Bend area. Martinez died at a hospital and his partner, whose name was not released, was in serious condition. “What we know is that Border Patrol Agent Rogelio Martinez appears to have been ambushed by a group of illegal aliens whom he was tracking. Our agents’ reports from the ground say that he was struck in the head multiple times with a rock or rocks,” said Brandon Judd, a Border Patrol agent and president of the San Diego-based National Border Patrol Council union that represents 16,000 agents. “The other agent arrived on scene a short time later and was also ambushed and struck in the head with what is believed to have been a rock or rocks,” Judd said. “These disgusting acts and complete disregard for human life need to stop immediately. Family members of slain Agent Martinez will never get to see him come home again all because we have failed to secure our borders from such criminals.”

At least 38 Border Patrol agents have died on and off duty since late 2003, according to records the agency posted online. But fatal on-duty attacks are rare for the federal force of more than 22,000 nationwide; the online list includes only a handful. Among the most high-profile killings of a Border Patrol agent in recent years was the 2010 murder of Arizona Agent Brian Terry, a case that became a rallying cry for those seeking stepped-up border security, something that Donald Trump promised during the 2016 campaign to address as president. Terry, 40, a former Marine, was fatally shot when his tactical team attempted to arrest a group of suspects near Nogales. Last April, a suspect was arrested in Mexico and charged in connection with the shooting. Other on-duty attacks include: Agent Nicholas Ivie, 30, shot and killed on duty Oct. 2, 2012, while responding to a sensor activation in a remote area near Bisbee, Ariz.; Agent Robert Rosas, 30, shot and killed by unidentified assailants while on patrol in a remote border area near Campo, Calif., in 2009; and Agent Luis Aguilar, 31, killed on duty near Yuma, Ariz., after a smuggler he was pursuing swerved into his car in 2008.

U.S. Border Patrol agents search heavy brush for migrants after they illegally crossed the Rio Grande in Fronton, Texas.

Some attacks on agents have been captured using video surveillance. But there did not initially appear to be video footage of the latest attack on Martinez and his partner, according to Douglas Mosier, a Border Patrol spokesman in El Paso. Martinez’s family was notified of his death, but officials have yet to tell them how he died, according to his father, Jose Martinez. “I want them to investigate well, to tell me clearly what happened and to find the ones who did it and punish them,” said Jose Martinez, 53, an industrial mechanic in El Paso. He said the other agent who was hit in the head during the attack, a young man, suffered internal bleeding and still can’t talk. Martinez, an El Paso native, had been a border agent since August 2013. He graduated in 2007 from the University of Texas at El Paso, where he studied graphic design, his father said. Martinez married, bought a home and had an 11-year-old son. “He loved his country and he wanted to serve to protect it from terrorists,” his father said. “He loved his career.”

Martinez said he was concerned about his son’s safety, especially after he started managing the night shift earlier this year. “I told him, ‘Son, be careful.’ But he said, ‘No, I like it.’ I was worried about him,” Martinez said. The FBI was investigating Martinez’s death with the Texas Rangers and local agencies along Interstate 10 in Van Horn, about 110 miles southeast of El Paso, said El Paso FBI spokeswoman Jeanette Harper. Investigators plan to hold a briefing in El Paso on Tuesday, Mosier said. Texas Gov. Greg Abbott, while announcing a $20,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those responsible, said: “We owe a great deal of gratitude to the brave men and women of the United States Border Patrol who serve every day to protect our homeland.” Border Patrol agents have complained in recent years about being assaulted on the job, and have advocated for more personnel so that they can patrol in pairs, which is considered safer, according to Chris Cabrera, an agent and union local president in Texas’ Rio Grande Valley, which had seen the most migrant traffic of any area of the border in recent years.

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waltky · Nov 23, 2017

Sounds like it was an in-house whack...

Baltimore officer killed day before scheduled testimony in cop corruption case
Nov. 23, 2017 -- A Baltimore police officer who was fatally shot last week was scheduled to testify in front of federal grand jury against fellow officers the next day, Baltimore Police Commissioner Kevin Davis confirmed Wednesday.

Det. Steve Suiter was shot on Nov. 15 and died the next day. On Nov. 17, Suiter was set to testify against eight officers accused of conspiring with drug dealers in a scheme that went from the streets of Baltimore to the streets of Philadelphia. "I am now aware of Detective Suiter's pending federal grand jury testimony surrounding an incident that occurred several years ago with BPD police officers who are federally indicted in March of this year," Baltimore Police Commissioner Kevin Davis said in a press conference Wednesday.

Davis pointed out that Justice Department attorneys said Suiter was not a target of the criminal investigation. "There is no information that has been communicated to me that Detective Suiter was anything other than a stellar detective, great friend, loving husband and dedicated father," Davis said. Davis also said that authorities do not have evidence that Suiter's death is related to the testimony he was scheduled to give to federal prosecutors. "The BPD and FBI do not possess any information that this incident..is part of any conspiracy," Davis said, according to the Baltimore Sun.

Baltimore Police Commissioner Kevin Davis holds a press conference Wednesday on the shooting death of Det. Sean Suiter.

In the case Suiter was scheduled to testify, seven Baltimore cops were charged in March with racketeering conspiracy and racketeering offenses, including robbery, extortion, and overtime fraud. The Justice Department accused one of those cops, Det. Momodu Bondeva Kenton Gondo, of joining a drug dealing conspiracy with five civilians. The seven police officers were all part of an elite gun task force team created to get guns off Baltimore streets in an effort to decrease the city's recent rise in violence.

On Nov. 14, just one day before Suiter was shot, FBI agents arrested Philadelphia police officer Eric Troy Snell. Snell is accused of conspiring with the indicted Baltimore police officers who federal officials believe stole drugs from people in Baltimore to sell in Philadelphia.

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waltky · Nov 24, 2017

Texas Trooper Fatally Shot; Suspect Caught...

Texas Trooper Fatally Shot; Suspect Captured
Nov. 24, 2017 - Officials say that Dabrett Black fired multiple shots at Trooper Damon Allen, killing him.

A manhunt ended late Thursday in Waller County for a suspect officials say shot and killed a Texas Department of Public Safety officer in Freestone County. Dabrett Black, 32, was captured around 8:45 p.m. in Prairie View after allegedly firing multiple shots from a rifle at a trooper, identified as Damon Allen, around 4 p.m. on Interstate 45 in Fairfield, roughly two-and-a-half hours northwest of Houston, authorities said. Allen was a married father of three, according to the DPS. "Our DPS family is heartbroken tonight after one of Texas' finest law enforcement officers was killed in the line of duty," said DPS Director Steven McCraw. "Trooper Allen's dedication to duty, and his bravery and selfless sacrifice on this Thanksgiving Day, will never be forgotten."

Trooper Damon Allen

Gov. Greg Abbott called the killing a "callous" and "heinous" crime. "The killer will face justice, and the State of Texas will continue to offer our unwavering support for the men and women in law enforcement who keep our communities safe," Abbott said in a statement. The suspect apparently fled the shooting in a gray 2012 Chevrolet Malibu with a Texas license plate. Authorities caught up with him in Waller County, where they fired some shots at him. The suspect fled on foot and authorities followed him for more than an hour.

Using night goggles, authorities said the suspect was on top of some hay bales and didn't appear to have a long gun. He then crawled along some brush near Wyatt Chapel Road, authorities said. "We got this guy," one officer said over the scanner around 8:25 p.m. "Let's go get him on our terms, not his."

They approached the suspect with help from SWAT teams and Harris County Sheriff's officials. "Suspect in today's fatal TXDPS trooper shooting in Freestone County has been captured in Waller County near Prairie View. Excellent operation by numerous agencies to take this suspect into custody with no additional casualties," the Navarro County Office of Emergency Management tweeted.

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Slain Baltimore Police Detective Was Killed With Own Gun
November 23, 2017 - Detective Sean Suiter is believed to have been killed with his own service weapon, which was fired at close range, and that there was evidence of a struggle before the shooting.

Slain Baltimore homicide Detective Sean Suiter was scheduled to testify before a federal grand jury in the case against a squad of indicted officers on the day after he was shot, Baltimore Police Commissioner Kevin Davis said Wednesday evening. The revelation brings together two cases that have sent shock waves through the Police Department and the city as a whole: the federal prosecutions of eight members of the department's elite gun task force, who are accused of shaking down citizens and conspiring with drug dealers, and the killing of Suiter last week in West Baltimore, the first of an on-duty officer by a suspect in 10 years.

Davis said Wednesday that federal authorities have told him "in no uncertain terms" that Suiter was not a target of their investigation into the Gun Trace Task Force. He said authorities have no reason to believe Suiter's killing was connected to his pending testimony. "The BPD and FBI do not possess any information that this incident ... is part of any conspiracy," Davis said. He said evidence shows the shooting occurred spontaneously, as Suiter investigated a suspicious person in the Harlem Park neighborhood. "There is no information that has been communicated to me that Detective Suiter was anything other than a stellar detective, great friend, loving husband and dedicated father," he said. Davis also said that Suiter is believed to have been killed with his own service weapon, which was fired at close range, and that there was evidence of a struggle before the shooting.

Police have not identified a suspect or made arrests in Suiter's shooting Nov. 15. Investigators locked the neighborhood down for several days after the shooting to gather evidence and interview potential witnesses. Authorities are offering a reward of $215,000 for information leading to an arrest. Police say Suiter and a partner were conducting a follow-up investigation on a triple homicide in the 900 block of Bennett Place when he saw someone acting suspiciously in a vacant lot and approached. The 43-year-old detective, a married father of five, was shot once in the head. He died the next day.

Davis described for the first time surveillance video of the scene. The footage shows Suiter's partner seeking cover across the street. Davis backed his actions. "Upon the sound of gunfire, Detective Suiter's partner sought cover across the street," Davis said, reading from a prepared statement. "He immediately called 911. We know this, because it is captured on private surveillance video that we have recovered." Mayor Catherine Pugh was briefed on the case Wednesday and said she asked Davis to disclose the information to the public, due to theories swirling in the community. The Gun Trace Task Force was entrusted with executing a key element of Davis' strategy against the city's historic surge in killing: getting illegal guns out of the hands of the trigger pullers who are driving the violence.

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waltky · Nov 27, 2017

Honoring the Fallen...

Fallen U.S. Border Patrol Agent Laid to Rest
Nov. 27, 2017 - U.S. Border Patrol Agent Rogelio Martinez, who died earlier this month was mourned during a funeral mass at Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church in El Paso, Texas Saturday afternoon.

A giant American flag atop a fire truck ladder waved over the adobe Catholic church in El Paso where the funeral Mass for U.S. Border Patrol Agent Rogelio Martinez was celebrated Saturday afternoon. Fellow Border Patrol agents, dressed in their ceremonial olive green uniforms, poured into Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church, 2709 Alabama St., alongside Martinez's mourning family and friends as his flag-draped casket was carried inside. "It's sad to lay down one of our own to rest," said Ramiro Cordero, a spokesman for the Border Patrol. "It's sad to see that he made the ultimate sacrifice. But it honors me, and it honors every single law enforcement agent that he was willing to do that — to protect our nation, to protect our borders and to protect those who serve."

The roads surrounding the 80-year-old church were closed and lined with numerous vehicles from various El Paso County and Texas law enforcement agencies, including from Dallas and Odessa. A funeral program stated that U.S. Border Patrol acting Chief Carla Provost served as the speaker at the service. Several elected officials also attended the services, including Congressmen Will Hurd and Beto O'Rourke, who represent El Paso. U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions was also present. They didn't give any comments immediately following the services. As the agent's family requested privacy, media were not allowed inside the church for the hour-long Mass or inside the Restlawn Memorial Park cemetery premises, at 8700 Dyer St., for the burial that followed.
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U.S. Border Patrol Agent Rogelio Martinez, who died earlier this month was mourned during a funeral mass at Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church in El Paso, Texas Saturday afternoon.
Dozens of reporters from local and national media outlets watched from across the street of the Mass and burial, zooming camera lenses to capture a glimpse the services. Countless federal law enforcement vehicles with flashing lights took part in the 6-mile long procession from the church to the cemetery as Border Patrol helicopters hovered over and near the cemetery, At the cemetery, flags and bagpipes ushered the white hearse toward the burial site, which was lined with saluting law enforcement officers, Martinez's loved ones and countless flowers. Border Patrol agents carried the casket to Martinez's final resting place. Martinez, 36, of El Paso, was found injured Nov. 18 near the West Texas town of Van Horn alongside his partner, who has not been identified. U.S. Border Patrol officials do not identify agents injured in the line of the duty.

The agents were found in a culvert along Interstate 10 about 12 miles east of Van Horn — about 30 miles north of the Mexican border. The two suffered traumatic head injuries and broken bones in the incident, according to FBI officials. Martinez died Nov. 19 at a hospital in El Paso. The unnamed agent was also hospitalized and later released. The FBI is still investigating whether the agents were ambushed or attacked, or if they may have accidentally fallen in the desert in the dark of the night. The incident has reignited debate over border security and President Donald Trump's proposed border wall, but politics appeared left behind at least for the day. Martinez, a 1999 graduate of Irvin High School, is survived by his parents, Jose and Elvia Martinez; a son, Sergio Martinez; brothers, Miguel Martinez and Enrique Infante Martinez; and fiancée, Angelica Ochoa, according to his obituary in the El Paso Times.

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Slain Texas Trooper 'The Definition of a Gentleman'
November 27, 2017 - Trooper Damon Allen died on Thanksgiving Day after being shot during a traffic stop by a man later identified by police as Dabrett Black.

State Trooper Damon Allen wanted to be "the guy that people turned to when they needed help," a close friend said Friday. "That's just the way he was built." The trooper died on Thanksgiving Day after being shot near Fairfield in Freestone County during a traffic stop by a man later identified by police as Dabrett Black, 32, of Lindale. The Texas Department of Public Safety said Thursday that "preliminary information" indicated Allen was shot with a rifle as he returned to his patrol vehicle. Black fled the scene and was captured in Waller County, nearly five hours into a massive manhunt for him was announced by Texas authorities. Black was charged with capital murder on Friday and is being held in the Brazos County jail in Bryan.

Allen is the first Trooper to die in a shooting incident since 2008, according to the DPS. But his death comes only a few weeks after another DPS trooper, Thomas Nipper, was struck and killed by a pickup truck during a traffic stop on Interstate 35 in Temple. Allen, 41, grew up around Mexia and was a 15-year veteran of the Highway Patrol. He married his high school sweetheart, Kasey Allen, in 1993 and they had three children: daughter Kaitlyn, in her early twenties, 18-year-old son Cameron and daughter Madison, who is in third grade. "I'd say he was a family man first and a friend second, and a cop third, probably," Bell said.

Trooper Damon Allen

Allen loved going to Galveston to spend time on the beach, Bell said. He also loved driving his Jeep, and he'd play golf whenever he got the chance. "He was the definition of a gentleman," Bell said. "He was fair and polite with everyone he came in contact with. He treated everyone like they were a friend." In August, Allen was given a DPS Lifesaving Award for saving a Wortham man's life. When a woman called 911 because her husband was having a heart attack, Allen overheard the call and responded, then gave the man CPR for several minutes before medical responders arrived. Afterward, Allen didn't even mention it to his closest friends, Bell said. "As close as we were, I had to hear about that from somebody else."

A family friend started an online fundraiser that had raised more than $2,000 Friday afternoon, and the nonprofit 100 Club pledged $20,000 to Allen's wife and children. Executive director Rick Hartley said the group, which supports dependents of law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty, will meet with the family to figure out how to "wipe out their debt" and send his children to college. Meanwhile, flags were lowered to half-staff Friday in Mexia and all of Limestone County. "I think everybody is still trying to process this and how needless this really is," said Randy Barnes, a retired Department of Public Safety sergeant who was Allen's supervisor early in the trooper's career. Barnes used to go out on "check rides" with the new troopers to observe them in action, he said. "Damon was one of those guys that I actually looked forward to going out and riding with," he said. "He was funny, but he did his job and he did it well. From the very start, he just knew how to do his job."

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waltky · Nov 28, 2017

Granny says he's a liar - he wasn't doin' God's work by a long shot...

Cop-Killer Claimed to be God
Nov. 27, 2017 - Christopher Berak is facing a first-degree murder charge in the death of Oakland County Sheriff’s Deputy Eric Overall on Thanksgiving.

A Macomb Township man, who authorities say claimed to be God, is facing a first-degree murder charge in the death of an Oakland County sheriff’s deputy on Thanksgiving Day. Magistrate Marie Soma entered a not-guilty plea Saturday on behalf of Christopher Berak, 22, during a video arraignment at 52-3 District Court in Rochester Hills. Berak, who was denied bond, is accused of leading police on a 22-mile chase that began in Lapeer County. Authorities say Berak intentionally steered his vehicle into Deputy Eric Overall, 50, causing Overall's death.

Christopher Berak, left, and Deputy Eric Overall

Overall, a 22-year veteran of the sheriff’s office, had gotten out of his car at the intersection of M-15 and Seymour Lake Road in Oakland County to place stop sticks on the road and end the chase. Overall’s death has been ruled a homicide by the Oakland County Medical Examiner. At Saturday's arraignment, Berak was charged with one count of first-degree murder and one count of murder of a peace officer. Both counts carry a penalty of life in prison without parole upon conviction.

Berak, who works at a pizzeria and lives with his parents, has prior misdemeanor convictions, including possession of marijuana and attempted fleeing and eluding law enforcement, for which he’s currently on probation in the 41B District Court, said his lawyer, Stephen Rabaut. Berak’s probable cause conference has been scheduled at the District Court in Clarkston on Dec. 4, at 9 a.m. Funeral services for Deputy Overall will be held at Mt. Zion Church, 4900 Maybee Road in Clarkston at 11 a.m. on Tuesday, according to the sheriff’s office. Doors open at 9:30 a.m.

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waltky · Dec 5, 2017

Texas Police Officer Working on Off Day Shot Multiple Times While Serving Warrant...

Texas Police Officer Working on Off Day Fatally Shot While Serving Warrant
December 5, 2017 = San Marcos Police Officer Kenneth Copeland was serving a warrant at the El Camino Real subdivision Monday afternoon when he was shot multiple times.

A San Marcos police officer who was working on his day off was shot and killed Monday afternoon while serving a warrant on the shooting suspect, who was wounded and taken into custody after a standoff with authorities, city officials said. Officer Kenneth Copeland, a 58-year-old father of four and a husband who was previously in the U.S. Coast Guard, is the first San Marcos police officer to be killed in the line of duty, San Marcos Police Chief Chase Stapp said. Copeland was serving a warrant at the El Camino Real subdivision when he was shot multiple times, officials said. Police did not provide the exact street where the shooting happened. “We lost a hero today. … He knew we were short-handed and needed the help,” Stapp said. City Manager Bert Lumbreras said San Marcos officers are devastated by Copeland’s death. “I saw a lot of crying,” he said. “I saw people’s hearts ripped out.”

Copeland and other officers went about 2:20 p.m. to a home in El Camino Real, near Old Bastrop Road and Guadalupe Street, to serve the warrant, Stapp said. The charge was for a violent crime, but Stapp did not provide the exact charge or the name of the shooting suspect. “Shortly after their arrival, it appears that this individual began firing at the officers,” Stapp said. “Officer Copeland was struck several times.” Another officer grabbed Copeland, got in a police vehicle and sped toward Central Texas Medical Center, where Copeland was pronounced dead at 3:50 p.m., Stapp said. Copeland was wearing what authorities described as a protective vest when he was shot, officials said. The bullets did not pierce his vest, but Stapp declined to share more information on Copeland’s wounds. The officers who remained on the scene and Hays County/San Marcos SWAT formed a perimeter around the home where the shooting happened and tried to get the suspect to come out, Stapp said.

Officer Kenneth Copeland - San Marcos Police Department

The suspect eventually came out and surrendered to officers, Stapp said. The man had gunshot wounds and was taken to an Austin hospital. It was unclear Monday whether he had been shot by police or had inflicted the injuries himself, Stapp said. Neighbor Tana Manners said she was stunned to learn that something like this had happened in the subdivision where she has lived for three years. “This is a wonderful, quiet neighborhood,” she said. San Marcos Mayor John Thomaides spoke alongside Stapp at a news conference Monday evening. “No city is prepared for this, and we’re all mourning together,” Thomaides said. “We’ll continue to mourn even as we all get back to the business of serving our citizens. The city of San Marcos is a family business, and Officer Copeland was a member of our family. My message to our city in this time of tremendous tragedy is that we need to come together now more than ever, and I ask that all our citizens show their support for all the men and women in our public safety divisions. This is their daily reality, and I think that the best way I heard this described is this just rips your heart out. And that’s where we are now.”

Texas officials also reacted to the shooting Monday, with Gov. Greg Abbott promising that the shooter will receive “swift justice” and Attorney General Ken Paxton saying the officer’s death had left him “deeply troubled and saddened.” This is the second officer-involved shooting in Hays County in three weeks. Last month, a Hays County sheriff’s deputy was wounded in an apparent ambush in Wimberley. The suspect was shot and later found dead in the area. The injured officer, Deputy Benjamin Gieselman, was released from the hospital last week.

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waltky · Dec 9, 2017

Wounded Missouri Police Officer Fighting for His Life...

Wounded Missouri Police Officer Fighting for His Life
December 8, 2017 - Arnold Officer Ryan O'Connor underwent surgery Thursday in an attempt to "save his life."

Wounded Officer Ryan O’Connor underwent another surgery in an attempt to “save his life,” according to the Arnold police Facebook page. About 1 p.m. Thursday, the department posted a short update about the 44-year-old’s condition, saying, “We are praying and would like for you to do so as well.” About 6:30 p.m., the department posted that O’Connor was out of surgery and remained in critical condition. The officer’s family and loved ones were with him, the later post said. On Wednesday, the department had written: “At this point, the medical staff has informed his family that Officer O’Connor has a potentially long and arduous road to recovery, and his condition could change by the hour.”

A vigil was held for critically wounded Arnold Police Officer Ryan O’Connor

O’Connor has been with the Arnold Police Department for three years out of a law enforcement career spanning 20 years. He is a married father of four boys, ages 4, 6, 11 and 17. He was shot by Chad Klahs, 29, of Arnold, on Tuesday afternoon while O’Connor was driving Klahs to police headquarters to be booked on a variety of charges, including a home burglary. Officers seized a 9 mm handgun from Klahs, but he hid a .40-caliber handgun from them and shot O’Connor before fatally shooting himself inside O’Connor’s police SUV, all while handcuffed. The shooting was on the parking lot of police headquarters, just yards from the sally port where O’Connor was heading with Klahs. O’Connor underwent surgery at St. Anthony’s Medical Center shortly after he was shot Tuesday, and was listed in critical but stable condition after the procedure.

Arnold police said O’Connor’s family has approved three ways to send donations: a GoFundMe page, in person at Fortune Bank in Arnold and to BackStoppers Inc., made in O’Connor’s name. “The Arnold Police Department, along with Officer O’Connor’s family, are awed and humbled by the outpouring of kindness and support we have received over the last 24 hours,” according to the Facebook page. “We lack the words to properly render our gratitude to each and every one of you, and our thanks are beyond measure.”

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December 7, 2017 - A police officer earning some extra money over the holidays working off-duty but in uniform at a Walmart near Hialeah was shot several times Wednesday during a gunfight that left a suspected shoplifter dead.

A police officer earning some extra money over the holidays working off-duty but in uniform at a Walmart near Hialeah was shot several times Wednesday during a gunfight that left a suspected shoplifter dead. Miami-Dade Police Officer Manuel Gonzalez was taken to Jackson Memorial Hospital in a patrol car and limped into the emergency room on his own while accompanied by two Miami-Dade Fire Rescue workers. He was in stable condition after suffering “multiple” gunshot wounds, police said. Gonzalez, a seven-year veteran who is married and has two young children, is expected to survive.

The suspect, a convicted murderer named David Facen, 54, lay dead and covered by a yellow tarp between two vehicles in the Walmart parking lot, several hundred feet from the store’s entrance. Facen was on probation and had just gotten out of state prison last year after serving 11 years for aggravated battery with a firearm and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. He also did time in prison for murder, getting out in 2002 after serving nine years of a 20-year sentence, state records show. Police said Gonzalez was alerted to the possible shoplifter trying to make off with a flat-screen television from the Walmart on Northwest 79th Street. At some point in the parking lot, both men opened fire. It wasn’t clear who fired first, but police said the suspect pulled out a gun before any shots were exchanged.

Scene at the Walmart at NW 79th Street and 32 Avenue where aa off-duty officer was shot in the arm Wednesday afternoon.

About a dozen yellow markers surrounded the man’s body, indicating possible bullet shells. The shootout took place in a packed parking lot during the busy Christmas shopping season. Though the Walmart Supercenter was closed off to the media, dozens of shoppers could be seen walking slowly out of the store and past the yellow police tape that blocked off the entrance on Northwest 32nd Avenue. Police said the officer initially confronted the suspect inside the store and followed him out to the parking lot as he pushed a shopping cart carrying the TV.

Speaking from just outside the emergency room at Jackson Memorial where Gonzalez was recovering, Miami-Dade Police Director Juan Perez said the gunfight was at close range and that a weapon was found at the scene that police believe belongs to the suspected shoplifter. The director said Gonzalez was alert and in “great spirits.” The Florida Department of Law Enforcement, which investigates all Miami-Dade officer-involved shootings, will lead the investigation. Ultimately, Miami-Dade prosecutors will have to determine if the officer was justified in his use of deadly force.

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waltky · Dec 14, 2017

Indiana State Police Trooper Shot in the Head...

Indiana State Police Trooper Shot in the Head
December 13, 2017 - Officials said that 79-year-old Oscar Kays became combative and pulled out a handgun and opened fire on Trooper Morgenn Evans Tuesday night.

An Indiana State Police trooper was shot and wounded during a traffic stop Tuesday night. Trooper Morgenn Evans pulled over a gray 1999 Chevrolet Silverado pickup truck for a traffic infraction near the intersection of Park and Jefferson Streets in Jeffersonville around 7:05 p.m. when the incident occurred, according to a news release.

Trooper Morgenn Evans

Officials said that 79-year-old Oscar Kays became combative and pulled out a handgun and shot Evans in the head. The trooper was able to return fire at Kays as he fled the scene.Evans got back to his police car and gave chase a short distance but Kays was able to escape and returned to his home on Huston Drive. Soon after he taken into custody by the Jeffersonville City police officers and Clark County Sheriff's deputies.

Evans, who joined the force in October 2016, was transported to the University of Louisville Hospital with non-life threatening injuries. Kays was transported to the hospital with unknown injuries. Following his release from the hospital, he was charged with Attempted Murder of a Police Officer and taken to the Clark County Jail.

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waltky · Dec 28, 2017

Granny says, "Dat's right - dey's too busy investigatin' Trump...

FBI refuses to investigate murder of Baltimore police officer
Dec. 27, 2017 -- The FBI refused a request from the Baltimore Police Department to investigate the murder of a detective who was killed one day before he was scheduled to speak to federal agents conducting a probe into allegedly corrupt police officers.

In a letter obtained by The Baltimore Sun, FBI Assistant Director Stephen E. Richardson told Baltimore Police Commissioner Kevin Davis that it had no evidence to suggest Det. Sean Suiter's death was "directly connected" to the police corruption probe. "For this reason, we believe it prudent for your office to continue as the lead in this investigation, with our current commitment to assist and support you fully, including providing FBI analytical, forensic, and investigative support," Richardson wrote. Richardson said the FBI will continue to offer analytical, forensic and investigative support, as well as a $25,000 towards the total reward "for information leading to the arrest of anyone who may have been involved in this matter," ABC News reported.

Det. Sean Suiter was shot on November 15 and died on day later. No arrests have been made in the murder.

Davis said that he took the "unusual step" in asking the FBI to lead the murder investigation because of suspicions that other Baltimore police officers might have been involved, due to the timing of the murder one day before the scheduled testimony. But Davis said the FBI's decision to not lead the investigation suggested there's no evidence to suspect other police officers were involved. "If Detective Suiter's pending testimony was somehow a factor in his death, I believe the FBI would have taken [the case] in a heartbeat, and I believe they would have taken it in grand style. I think they would have brought in every resource at their disposal to Baltimore to get to the bottom of it," Davis said. "The fact that they didn't tells me that they don't believe it."

Davis also said there was "zero evidence" suicide was an explanation for Suiter's death. Suiter, a 43-year-old father of five who served on the BPD for 18 years, was shot in the head on Nov. 15 and died one day later. Suiter was scheduled to testify in front of a federal grand jury on Nov. 17 involving seven Baltimore police officers who were charged for racketeering, fraud, robbery of criminal suspects and other crimes. No arrests have been made in the murder.

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BleedingHeadKen · Dec 28, 2017

Despite the desire of freedom-hating authoritarians to push their agenda, there was still no "War on Cops" in 2017.
http://reason.com/blog/2017/12/28/there-still-wasnt-a-war-on-cops-in-2017

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