May 31, 201313 yr They said that they had some leads, they think that the Bardstown Money Gang may be involved. Found this. Speculation it's retaliation for BP arresting the BMG leader. http://www.wtvq.com/mostpopular/story/Gang-May-Be-Involved-In-Jason-Ellis-Murder/eMsV4nCnHUmHGFZeIVNjfw.cspx
June 1, 201313 yr This is where the front of the procession turned onto N. Third St. in Bardstown. Thank you for posting Jim
June 1, 201313 yr This is where the front of the procession turned onto N. Third St. in Bardstown. Really seems like the community has showed a great deal of support towards Office Ellis family and the police department which is great. Hopefully that support helps lead to some answers as well.
June 2, 201313 yr Anytime that there iks a funeral for a slain police officer there is the "final call". It always breaks me up. This one was no different. Sent from my Samsung Stratosphere using Forum Runner
June 2, 201313 yr Hard to listen to them calling him Out of service, but it's a noble way to go. You hate to see stuff like this happen, And it's sobering. You can never let your guard down or become complacent. Unfortunately there are people who criticize officers for not being relaxed enough around them or "treating them like a criminal" when they don't know the citizen from Adam's house cat, and say "that rarely ever happens." Next time you want to critique an officer for being too "tactical" and untrusting of you, remember it only takes one time for him being complacent on a call for his life to be taken...
June 2, 201313 yr If any member of this stupid little wanna be gang stares at any officer with a hint of disrespect, I hope they throw the punk to the ground and choke them until they pee their pants.
June 2, 201313 yr If any member of this stupid little wanna be gang stares at any officer with a hint of disrespect, I hope they throw the punk to the ground and choke them until they pee their pants. I'm pretty much with you. If I were a cop, I know I'd be singling these turdbags out. If one of them picked their nose and flicked a booger on the ground...they'd be getting a littering fine.
June 2, 201313 yr Found this on YouTube. 3 part video of the procession. Amazing how much of the community stood throughout the entire thing, which was apparently over an hour long.
June 3, 201313 yr Hard to listen to them calling him Out of service, but it's a noble way to go. You hate to see stuff like this happen, And it's sobering. You can never let your guard down or become complacent. Unfortunately there are people who criticize officers for not being relaxed enough around them or "treating them like a criminal" when they don't know the citizen from Adam's house cat, and say "that rarely ever happens." Next time you want to critique an officer for being too "tactical" and untrusting of you, remember it only takes one time for him being complacent on a call for his life to be taken... Very true.
June 3, 201313 yr I know it's not any more right than what happened to the officer, but if that was my son, I would reduce the number of the BMG sequentially one by one.
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