Shooter in Custody?
We expect that the State will charge this offender as an adult shortly. If they don't ...
- Police are talking to a "person of interest" in connection with a fatal shooting on a packed CTA bus Thursday afternoon on the South Side.According to police News Affairs Officer Tom Polick, detectives with the Calumet Area were talking Saturday afternoon to an individual related to the shooting that killed a 16-year-old high school student.
Channel 2, Channel 5, Channel 7 coverage.
Bringing a gun onto a crowded bus with the intent to commit a battery - this ought to be a slam dunk for Felony Review, right?
Bringing a gun onto a crowded bus with the intent to commit a battery - this ought to be a slam dunk for Felony Review, right?
Labels: crime
posted by SCC at 12:03 AM
6 Comments:
"If they dont...." sez SCC.
Just what are we willing to do? Nothing pisses us off as a group to do anything! We seem to be a bunch of angry loners drinking ourselves to sleep.
Take the RR copper on trial. The news reports that he was shot 20+ times, but never mentions that he wounded several Coppers. He's almost not-guilty as of this hour. That should send us to the streets
as a group to send this society a message!!!
We are alone you can shoot at the police and get away with it thanks to the liberal daley-stroger-blago team!
End of Watch
Mother's Day Night, Sunday, May 13, 1990, 25th District
May God bless the souls of GREG HAUSER and RAY KILROY!
REST IN PEACE, MY BROTHERS!
Corporal Bruce McKay
Franconia Police Department
New Hampshire
End of Watch: Friday, May 11, 2007
Biographical Info
Age: 48
Tour of Duty: 12 years
Badge Number: Not available
Incident Details
Cause of Death: Gunfire
Date of Incident: Friday, May 11, 2007
Weapon Used: Handgun; .45 caliber
Suspect Info: Shot and killed by a civilian
Corporal Bruce McKay was shot and killed during a motor vehicle stop.
Corporal McKay pulled over a suspect for speeding on Route 116. The suspect then fled in his vehicle, leading the officer on a brief pursuit. The officer pulled his cruiser in front of the suspect's vehicle, forcing him off the road. Corporal McKay then used pepper spray on the suspect while attempting to take him into custody. After being pepper sprayed, the suspect produced a handgun and shot the officer four times, killing him. The suspect then ran over the officer.
A civilian witnessed the incident and pulled his vehicle between the suspect's vehicle and Corporal McKay, in an effort to shield him. The civilian, a former United States Marine, then exited his vehicle and rushed to the officer's aid. He grabbed Corporal McKay's gun, while his son called for help on Corporal McKay's radio. The civilian then ordered the suspect to drop his weapon. When the suspect refused, the civilian shot and killed the suspect.
The State Attorney General has decided the civilian's actions were justified and he will not face any charges.
The suspect had previously been convicted of assaulting Corporal McKay during a vehicle stop in 2003.
Corporal McKay had served with the Franconia Police Department for 12 years.
Well, we don't want to be racist, now do we?
I'm sorry my friend, my brother in blue that your life was taken so shortly. Please hear our prayers, even though your life was taken so quickly, just as fast our prayers are for you and your family. As I write this I hold back tears, but I know that you are in heaven watching over us and someday I can meet you and say I'm sorry your life ended so sudden.
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