REGISTER MY ACCOUNT
Trending Topics

Mike Williams’ 06.28.06 local cop news

June 28, 2006 08:21 AM • 
Mike Williams, TeamOne Network

Denver: University of Colorado Interim Chancellor to Recommend Firing of Ward Churchill.

Florida: Two men charged for pawning deputy’s lost Taser.

Wisconsin: Showing a Taser often enough. Sometimes cops don’t need to pull trigger.

Florida: Naked Man On Golf Course Shocked With Taser Gun.

Canada: Taser subdues suspect in violent domestic.

California: Reason behind shooting unclear. Michael Lawrence acknowledges his brother’s part in the confrontation, but questions why deadly force had to be used to subdue him. And while he was wrong, she was wrong to shoot him when there are other tactics she could have used.

North Carolina: Raleigh police say one of their K-9 vehicles struck and killed a man on Capital Boulevard early this morning.

Georgia: 20-year veteran ID’d as officer who killed man during chase.

Ohio: A Mason Police officer is wanted after he allegedly attacks another officer.

Virginia: A Roanoke Police officer has done it again. There’s no question Officer Andy Crotts is a lifesaver. He has now saved four people from attempting suicide.

Chattanooga: Cop killer dies in prison. Samuel “Frank” Downey, the man who took Walden police officer Gary Dockery’s life will be remembered tomorrow as a war hero.

Pennsylvania: A drunk driver with an invalid license struck a McKeesport police officer directing traffic at an accident scene late last night, police said.

Police News
Mike Williams, TeamOne Network
Mike Williams, TeamOne Network
Mike Williams is the Assistant Chief of the Chattanooga TN police department and a 33 year law enforcement veteran. He was a SWAT officer for more than 25 years and teaches Tactical Team Commanders Courses for Team One Network www.teamonenetwork.com Asst. Chief Williams is a member of the IALEFI Board of Directors (www.ialefi.com ) and is chairman of the editorial committee. He also produces the daily Police Related News electronic newsletter which goes out to over 2,000 police officers in the US, Canada, Australia and South Africa on a daily basis and the weekly IALEFI newsletter.