QUOTES
03:05 "Of nine rounds fired at Miller, one hit him in the hand.
Douglas County deputy Tyree Holdridge, who was following Miller and
saw the gun battle, fired his weapon at the rear of the Toyota in an
effort to save his sergeant. 'He put two officers at risk and deserves
the maximum,' Casper said."
05:09 "The rampage began 10:14 a.m. April 26 when Jefferson and his
cousin, Marcus Jackson became involved in an argument, in which
Jefferson threatened to kill him if he called police. Jefferson took
off with Jackson's 2015 Toyota Camry after shooting him in the
driveway of his home. Three hours later, he killed Laron Davis and at
2:42 p.m. shot and killed Calvin Kelly, according to the probable
cause sheet."
06:50 "'To say this [the flag] was created to be anti any other
movement, to say this is [a] white supremacist or divisive symbol is
just outrageous,' O'Donnell said. 'You know, five minutes of research
would have proved otherwise.' O'Donnell believes the move by Elrich is
strictly political because a similar 'thin red line' flag given to the
nearby fire department from the same family did not spark
controversy."
08:54 "According to San Jose police, officers pulled a car over then
the adult male passenger pulled out a handgun. That's when an officer
fired, striking the man at least once. He was pronounced dead at the
scene. As investigators collected evidence, southbound highway 85 was
closed from Saratoga Avenue to Winchester Blvd creating a traffic
nightmare."
10:05 "Cleveland, 28, has been with the department for five years. He
was shot on Oct. 5 along with four other people after a fight broke
out in the 10000 block of Crown Point Drive in north St. Louis County.
Cleveland, a graduate of Normandy High School, was shot once in the
side. His liver, one of his lungs and one of his kidneys were
punctured, police said. He must undergo one more surgery, his mother
LaQuitta Lowman said. It's unclear when he will return to work."
SUMMARY
In this episode of the National Police Association Podcast, police
figure in drug busts, car chases, and shoot outs convicted felons. A
Nevada woman faces a stack of charges racked up in the past 5 months
including a felony charge for battery on an officer, after she drove
away from the deputy who was investigating drugs in her car. Kimberly
Ann Maddox hit 2 parked cars as well.
The "Thin Blue Line" issue is also far from over as rallyists gather
outside the controversial Montgomery police department to protest the
alleged politicizing of county executive Marc Elrich. And in St. Louis
County, Cleveland, the local community raises thousands of dollars for
a hero cop who was shot on his side, puncturing his liver, lungs, and
a kidney.
HIGHLIGHTS
00:16 Nevada woman racks up charges: Drugs, battery & trafficking
01:53 Killer steals car & fires on cops; gets maximum 40 years
05:39 "Thin Blue Line" update: Protest vs Montgomery Exec Elrich
08:27 Highway 85 shooting causes massive traffic jam
09:51 Thousands of dollars raised for St. Louis hero cop
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