Bad Day in Jersey
A pair of Jersey City cops were fighting for their lives Thursday night after being blasted by a Bonnie and Clyde team that was then killed in a bloody gunfight.
Decorated Officer Mark DiNardo was shot twice in the face after a simple stakeout escalated into a savage shootout.
His colleague, Michael Camacho, was nearly killed by a blast to the neck.
Both were in medically induced comas and breathing with the help of ventilators after the predawn carnage. Doctors said it was a miracle they survived.
A very bad day. Best wishes for a speedy recovery. Prayers only in this thread.
Labels: officer injured
posted by SCC at 12:01 AM
16 Comments:
GOD Bless my brothers, from an old retired guy.
Does anyone know if new Jersey p.d. has a blog to send well wishes
Get well soon brothers
Lord, Grant me courage when I am afraid, strength when I am weak, and wisdom when uncertain.
It's terrible how a police officer's many contributions to society are rarely if ever recorded, but if one gets arrested or seriously wounded, the media has no qualms about "reporting" it to help sell more newspapers.
GB.
This Jersey girl living in Chicago prays for her homestate PO boys, as she does for the PO guys here in Chicago, and everywhere else....
They are in our prayers. God bless them
My thoughts and prayers go out for these officers and their families.
Pryaers go out for both officers! Be careful we are in trying times, the savages are let loose, the management on cpd is getting worse by the hour! Changes needed, but will not happen j-fed is afraid of all the revs clout!
GOD BLESS AND SPEEDY RECOVERY, MY PRAYERS FOR YOU AND YOUR FAMILIES.
GCG
Thoughts & Prayers for the injured officers.
To call the offenders a "Bonnie and Clyde" team is almost elevates their status. After all, Bonnie and Clyde were folk heroes. These offenders are scum and nothing but scum.
God bless them and us....
Tough times now and ahead!
Peace
From Pilly.com, this evening (18 July 09) "DiNardo, 37, was shot in the left side of the face and had no signs of life when he was taken to Jersey City Medical Center. He was revived several times in the hours following the shooting, and Mayor Jerramiah Healy reiterated Saturday that he still was not "out of the woods."
However, in the statement issued by police Saturday afternoon, DiNardo's wife called him "a fighter" and said that "with everyone's prayers and God's blessing, he will recover." The couple has three children, 1- and 4-year-old girls and a 3-year-old boy, and DiNardo's wife asked that the family's privacy be respected.
She also requested that the media discontinue any "graphic description of his injuries for the sake of his children."
Camacho, 25, was shot in the neck and has continued to improve. Doctors were considering removing a breathing tube so he could breathe on his own."
Thoughts and prayers go out to the officers,their families,and the men and women on the Jersey City P.D. Stay strong!
Sorry, the above quote was from PHILLY.com, not Pilly. Need sleep.
God bless. My prayers are with all involved.
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