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Lincoln County Sheriff's Deputy shot on duty

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Have read other reports. Glad he is going to be OK.

 

It is sobering, how in today's society, so many think it is OK just to pull a gun and shoot. No value for human life whatsoever.

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Non life threatening injuries to Deputy Colby Reik who is also a firefighter in Lexington.

 

The guy who was shot and killed was a meth dealer who had a warrant out for his arrest.

Very lucky that first shot wasn't worse. It's hard enough to keep an eye on the driver, let alone the passenger as in this case.

Glad the Deputy/Firefighter will recover.

From the Article:

 

There was a large police presence for much of Wednesday night at Pleasant Retreat Plaza, off U.S. 27 at Owsley Drive in Lancaster. Kentucky State Police and Garrard County Sheriff's Deputies were on the scene.

 

Police say a Lincoln Co. sheriff's deputy was following a drug suspect at Logan Hubble Park when the suspect went toward Lancaster. They say the deputy made a traffic stop in the parking lot of a gas station at Pleasant Retreat Plaza.

 

Police say the suspect, a passenger in the car, then shot the deputy in the arm. They say the suspect was then killed in a shootout.

And good shooting Deputy!

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