Officer Shot, Killed During Traffic Stop
Lt. Eric Shuhandler A 12-Year Veteran Of Gilbert Police Department
POSTED: 6:43 am MST January 29, 2010UPDATED: 8:43 am MST January 29, 2010
PHOENIX -- More than 20 investigators are at the scene where a Gilbert Police Department veteran was shot and killed during a routine traffic stop late Thursday evening. According to a representative from the Gilbert Police Department, Lt. Eric Shuhandler, a 12-year veteran of the department, was shot once in the parking lot of a Fry's Marketplace at Val Vista Drive and Baseline Road."Two Mesa police sergeants were across the street, just north of Baseline," said spokesman Sgt. Mark Marino. "They heard the shot that was fired. They came over almost immediately (and) discovered Lt. Shuhandler." Shuhandler was transported to the Maricopa Medical Center , where he was pronounced dead, police said. The two suspects were spotted near Greenfield and Baseline roads, and officers chased them on U.S. 60 to Superior , police said. Both men were hit during a shootout with officers at the end of the pursuit. During the pursuit, the suspects threw debris from the work truck, disabling two patrol cars and a civilian vehicle, police said. Both suspects are in stable condition with non-life-threatening injuries, authorities said.
The Arizona Department of Public Safety will take the lead in the investigation of the pursuit and the shootout on U.S. 60, a DPS representative said. The road will remain closed until officers have finished gathering evidence.
Take the perps out of the hospital and shoot them both. Save the time, trouble and cost of a trial. I don't want to hear the wailing and lamentations of their mothers, sisters or baby-mamas. I want them dead, today would be good. Oh gee, is this politically incorrect? Maybe mean or insensitive? So is shooting officer Shuhandler.
I demand an eye for an eye, I think God does too.
Lt. Eric Shuhandler A 12-Year Veteran Of Gilbert Police Department
POSTED: 6:43 am MST January 29, 2010UPDATED: 8:43 am MST January 29, 2010
PHOENIX -- More than 20 investigators are at the scene where a Gilbert Police Department veteran was shot and killed during a routine traffic stop late Thursday evening. According to a representative from the Gilbert Police Department, Lt. Eric Shuhandler, a 12-year veteran of the department, was shot once in the parking lot of a Fry's Marketplace at Val Vista Drive and Baseline Road."Two Mesa police sergeants were across the street, just north of Baseline," said spokesman Sgt. Mark Marino. "They heard the shot that was fired. They came over almost immediately (and) discovered Lt. Shuhandler." Shuhandler was transported to the Maricopa Medical Center , where he was pronounced dead, police said. The two suspects were spotted near Greenfield and Baseline roads, and officers chased them on U.S. 60 to Superior , police said. Both men were hit during a shootout with officers at the end of the pursuit. During the pursuit, the suspects threw debris from the work truck, disabling two patrol cars and a civilian vehicle, police said. Both suspects are in stable condition with non-life-threatening injuries, authorities said.
The Arizona Department of Public Safety will take the lead in the investigation of the pursuit and the shootout on U.S. 60, a DPS representative said. The road will remain closed until officers have finished gathering evidence.
Take the perps out of the hospital and shoot them both. Save the time, trouble and cost of a trial. I don't want to hear the wailing and lamentations of their mothers, sisters or baby-mamas. I want them dead, today would be good. Oh gee, is this politically incorrect? Maybe mean or insensitive? So is shooting officer Shuhandler.
I demand an eye for an eye, I think God does too.
Take the perps out of the hospital and shoot them both. Save the time, trouble and cost of a trial. I don't want to hear the wailing and lamentations of their mothers, sisters or baby-mamas. I want them dead, today would be good. Oh gee, is this politically incorrect? Maybe mean or insensitive? So is shooting officer Shuhandler.
I demand an eye for an eye, I think God does too.
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