November 5, 201510 yr [ATTACH]53019[/ATTACH] Looks like after getting shot in the arm he may have fallen and hit his face on something... Yet another story where this guy NEVER should have been on the streets still. The media should show just how big a piece of crap this guy is. He's literally cost the state of Kentucky probably millions of dollars over the course of his pathetic life.
November 5, 201510 yr Read another report on this. What a useless piece of human feces. This guy hid in a bedroom and when the officer crossed the threshold he shot him in the head. Coward all the way. Even worse is the first guy just set him up. Said the shooter wasn't there and let him search around.
November 5, 201510 yr Must have been serious enough to skip Baptist in Richmond and go directly to UK. From the news story, they had a police escort to the hospital. It's because UK is the only level 1 Trauma Center in the state that has the facilities and trained/experienced staff for serious situations. Most of the other hospitals are basic trauma centers or are only at level 2. This police officer's injuries more than qualify him for level 1 care. Most acute traumas with serious injuries are often stabilized at a local hospital before being transported to UK. However if it's very serious and within reasonable distance of UK, they will go there first. I used to work with General Surgery who saw a lot of burn, gun shot wound, car accident situations and we are right next to the ICU where many of these injured people end up at where they are cared for by the acute trauma team.
November 5, 201510 yr [ATTACH=CONFIG]53023[/ATTACH] A little background on the shooter Like I said before this guy should not have ever been on the streets for this to happen. Such a failure by our justice system.
November 5, 201510 yr Prayers from the compound. This is yet another example of why police have the rights they do when that confront potential criminals. They can never drop their guard for even the most basic car speeding stop. The complainers about the police need to stop the crazy talk about the guys that protect them from trash like this everyday. We live in an extremely violent world. Edited November 5, 201510 yr by TexasRanger add text
November 5, 201510 yr Like I said before this guy should not have ever been on the streets for this to happen. Such a failure by our justice system. He would have fit that "non violent" drug offender category, right?
November 5, 201510 yr Anyone seen any updates on the officers condition? Still critical last I heard on the news.
November 5, 201510 yr He would have fit that "non violent" drug offender category, right? IMO anytime that you are dealing with anyone who had felonies that sent them away for an extended period of time you have to use extreme caution. Manufacturing meth is on a whole different level, if it was up to me it wouldn't be classified as non-violent.
November 5, 201510 yr You can manufacture meth in your closet or like Walter White both are a crime. I get what you are saying sportsguy but it only takes one outlier and thats the whole issue with releasing trash back onto the streets. I wish I had the answer. :(
November 5, 201510 yr IMO anytime that you are dealing with anyone who had felonies that sent them away for an extended period of time you have to use extreme caution. Manufacturing meth is on a whole different level, if it was up to me it wouldn't be classified as non-violent. I'd say he used caution, but there is not much you can do when the coward and his friends set you up in an ambush.
November 5, 201510 yr He would have fit that "non violent" drug offender category, right? Exactly, yet they still had him categorized as high risk. Dumb dumb dumb is all I can say about that crap. If I were a citizen in Madison County(statewide problem) I would be voicing my displeasure over this.
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