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Police chief vows revenge after officer gunned down for no obvious reason


(CNN) -- Grief over a Kentucky officer's death is giving way to rage and anxiety as police believe someone set up a trap just to kill their colleague or another driver.

Bardstown Police Officer Jason Ellis was driving home from work around 2 a.m. Saturday when he noticed some debris on the road, Kentucky State Police Trooper Norman Chaffins told CNN.

When Ellis got out of his car to remove the debris, he was shot multiple times.

"It was an obvious ambush," Chaffins said. "He never used his service weapon. It was holstered."

Other drivers pulled over and used Ellis' police radio to call for help. But the officer didn't survive.

Bardstown Police Chief Rick McCubbin promised to avenge his officer's death.

"It's an eye for an eye. You kill one of my guys, I'm not going to rest until I have you in cuffs or on the front side of a weapon. And I mean that," he said.

http://www.cnn.com/2013/05/27/justic...html?hpt=hp_t3


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This Police chief should not be an officer of the Law. Where is Revenge a sanctioned motivation in the police force? Protect and serve....themselves.

There is no reason to feel sorrow when a pig dies.

ur trolling is bottom tier

only a step or 2 above lron on the p99 troll ladder

Late 2011 early 2012 Hasbinbad trolling style i see.

The police chief was out of line in saying that, but to say that no sorrow should be felt when a police officer dies is childish.

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Interestingly, I live 15 minutes from the Napa Valley, and 30 minutes from the town of Napa.

I feel sorrow that I will never again be able to laugh about that pig dying.

Well that's silly, because if you're able to feel sorrow then you're able to laugh.

Well that's a silly platitude that means absolutely nothing.

When in Rome...

Non-applicable proverb is non-applicable.