Monday, February 8, 2010

Other Shootings and Stabbings

Man wounded in early-morning shooting

Shootings leave town in mourning

Rising economic stress cited in domestic violence increase

Man charged with murder in wife’s death

Neighbors shocked by woman’s killing

Sister of accused Shrewsbury killer charged as accessory to crime

Man is convicted in death of officer

FLASHBACK:

"Slain officer’s fiancee recalls drunken taunting by victim; Incident preceded shooting near high school baseball field" by John R. Ellement and Andrew Ryan, Globe Staff | January 9, 2010

The fiancee of a slain off-duty Revere police officer described for the first time yesterday in court the drunken taunting that preceded the fatal shooting near a high school baseball field.

Daniel Talbot and three other off-duty but armed police officers had been drinking in a restaurant bar until 1 a.m. on Sept. 29, 2007, but they wanted more and lugged beers to the bleachers behind Talbot’s alma mater, Revere High School, accompanied by his fiancee, Constance Bethell.

WTF? What are they 16-years old?

“I didn’t understand why we had to go to the field,’’ Bethell testified yesterday in Suffolk Superior Court. “We had a house. We were adults, but I was overruled.’’

Bethell told the jury that her 30-year-old fiance was “not sober’’ that morning and initiated the dispute by loudly mocking and taunting Derek Lodie, an alleged gang member who was then 17, as he walked by. The incident led to a confrontation between Talbot and Lodie, and the officer was shot soon afterward. Robert Iacoviello Jr., an alleged fellow gang member, is accused of the shooting. Bethell also described holding Talbot’s hand while he gasped for breath as he lay dying from a gunshot wound to the head....

I'm sorry, but the a**hole sort of got what he deserved, didn't he?

BULLIES never seem to LEARN!!!!!!

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Women charged in Bentley stabbing

Man fatally shot by officer in N.H. domestic case

QUINCY - As North Quincy High School students cheered on their basketball team yesterday afternoon, chaos erupted outside the school, when a fight between two students escalated, leaving a 17-year-old with a gunshot wound to his leg, authorities said....

I'm glad I live in Hoosierville where that never happens.

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Update: Police searching for 15-year-old in knife attacks on kin, others