Officer Down
The death penalty filing cites four aggravating circumstances, including that Deputy Durm was killed while performing “his duty as a law enforcement officer”
The suspect used his handcuff chain to strangle Deputy Durm; he then found the handcuff key, unlocked himself and drove a short distance
Marion County Sheriff’s Deputy John Durm, 61, died at a hospital following the attack, which police are investigating as an “intentional act of homicide”
Incident began when the suspect refused to stop his vehicle as officers attempted to pull him over on an outstanding warrant
Officer was on his way to a sheriff’s office firing range and training center when he lost control of his vehicle
Sequence of events began Oct. 22, 2009, when Christopher Monfort is accused of firebombing police vehicles, followed by the killing of an officer on Oct. 31
Jurors will decide whether Brian Fitch Sr. is guilty of first-degree murder and other charges in the July 30 killing of Officer Scott Patrick
Officer preparing for his involvement in an upcoming presidential motorcade collapsed and died Tuesday
Detective was driving an undercover vehicle Jan. 8 when he veered off the road, striking a tree
K-9 Sultan was sent into a crawl space, a gunshot was heard, and the dog emerged with a neck wound
Died Saturday from a rare type of blood cancer he is believed to have developed as a result of his time at Ground Zero
Department’s assistant chief suffered a fatal heart attack while working the overnight shift Saturday
