Deeman3
12-01-2009, 07:46 AM
SEATTLE - Police early Tuesday shot and killed a man suspected of gunning down four police officers, a sheriff's spokesman said, a day after the man eluded police who had spent hours trying to coax him out of a house.
Maurice Clemmons was shot to death in a working-class Seattle neighborhood after police tracked him down using possible hiding spots supplied by Pierce County investigators, said Ed Troyer, a spokesman for the county sheriff.
Police had surrounded a house in Seattle late Sunday following a tip Clemmons had been dropped off there. After an all-night siege, a special weapons and tactics police team entered the home Monday morning and found it empty. But police said Clemmons had been there.
<span style="color: #FF0000">Well, what about this guy? Huckabee released the thug, Washingthon State coddeled him and released him despite a rape charge against a 12 year old and an assault on a cop earlier along with 8 felonies in Washington.
So, with the left and right so soft on crime and the economy requireing we release more and more of them into society, what should we do?
Are there people whom we just need to dispose of when we have the chance. He was originally sentenced to 107 years, reduced to 47, then parolled, violated that parole, returned to prison and then released again.
The judges in Washington had access to all this info and still cut him loose. </span>
Maurice Clemmons was shot to death in a working-class Seattle neighborhood after police tracked him down using possible hiding spots supplied by Pierce County investigators, said Ed Troyer, a spokesman for the county sheriff.
Police had surrounded a house in Seattle late Sunday following a tip Clemmons had been dropped off there. After an all-night siege, a special weapons and tactics police team entered the home Monday morning and found it empty. But police said Clemmons had been there.
<span style="color: #FF0000">Well, what about this guy? Huckabee released the thug, Washingthon State coddeled him and released him despite a rape charge against a 12 year old and an assault on a cop earlier along with 8 felonies in Washington.
So, with the left and right so soft on crime and the economy requireing we release more and more of them into society, what should we do?
Are there people whom we just need to dispose of when we have the chance. He was originally sentenced to 107 years, reduced to 47, then parolled, violated that parole, returned to prison and then released again.
The judges in Washington had access to all this info and still cut him loose. </span>