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Madison County Deputy Sheriff shot today.

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Report is that he has non life threatening injuries but is being treated at UK.

 

Shooter was reportedly shot and killed and another person may have been arrested.

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Just 6 months since Richmond officer was shot and killed.

Tough time for Law Enforcement Community in Madison County.

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Traffic stop and man pulled into his own driveway. Got out of car and ran to his porch when shootout started.

Just 6 months since Richmond officer was shot and killed.

Tough time for Law Enforcement Community in Madison County.

 

It's been a tough year for LEO across the country.

 

I will never understand the growing mentality that it is OK to shoot a police officer.

When a police officer shoots someone there is complete outrage...yet when an officer gets shot it barely makes the news anymore! Seems our society has it backwards.

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3 police officers shot across the country yesterday...luckily the Madison County Deputy gets to go home.

I'm not shocked. The Cincinnati Enquirer would lead with 'man killed defending his porch from blood thirsty officer'.

 

LEO are often put in bad situations and some make mistakes. The vast majority due a fantastic job of preventing these types of situations. It's really simple- obey the commands of a LEO or face the consequences.

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