...nun mal schnell den Bericht von gestern nachmittag. Bin übrigens schneller als die zeitung ![]()
Ich war im Büro, Anne im Esszimmer und Dennis in seinem Zimmer...aber wir hörten alle gleichzeitg ein lautes geräusch auf der Strasse oder bei uns in der Anlage..so als ob es einen Unfall gegeben hätte. Nur sec. danach hörten wir eine Frau schreien...oh noo oh my god.....noo noo...und einen Knall wie einen Schuss....wir alle hatten das gleiche gehört...Dennis und ich sind gleich raus...direkt in unserer Anlage war alles in Rot und Blau...nicht geschmückt..nein Polizei wohin du schaust...So schnell wie die hier waren ist wahnsinn..als hätten sie darauf gewartet...
Nur rund 200m von unserem Appt. lag ein Polizei Motorrad einige Meter weiter stand ein PKW mit offener Türe und ziemlich eingebeult an der linken vorderen Seite. Was war passiert...die Postbotin hatte gerade ihren Dienst aufgenommen als das ganze hier passierte. Sie sagte, dass alles sehr schnell ging, sie vermutete, dass das Auto das Motorrad umgefahren hat und der Polizist habe dann geschossen als der Bad Boy ueber einen Holzzaun gesprungen sei. In der Anlage direkt neben uns wurde es nun auch sehr voll. Polizei und Hunde gingen auf die Suche nach dem typen. Nach über 10 min hörten wir ein lautes schreien und einen Hund der laut und immer wieder bellte...Der Officer auf 4 Pfoten hatte allen Anschein nach Erfolg bei der Suche gehabt. Wir sind dann wieder hoch...was uns komisch vorkam....ausser der Postbotin 2-3 Nachbarn sowie Dennis und meinereiner..war keiner draussen...Alltag in den USA ???
Heute dann kam der offizielle Bericht online
The Official Report
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Traffic Unit was conducting a red light detail at 51st Street West and Cortez Rd West. The defendant was driving a silver Chrysler Concorde and the front seat passenger did not have her seatbelt on according to Sgt. Fieber who was the designated "spotter". The defendant was southbound on 51st Street West. Deputy Mallardi was standing in the street waving the suspect vehicle over to stop them for the violation. The Chrysler started to pull over as Deputy Mallardi was directing. The defendant than accelerated towards Deputy Mallardi at a high rate of speed. Deputy Mallardi had to jump out of the roadway to avoid being hit by the suspect vehicle as it was coming at him. Deputy B. Smith then pulled out behind the defendant on his motorcycle. Dep. Hall then got into his car and pulled out onto 51st Street West as well. Traffic was moderate and the fastest speed obtained by Dep. Hall was 44 mph, trying to catch up to Deputy B. Smith and the defendant who were traveling about 35 mph at this time. The defendant made a left turn into Palm Cove Apartments from 51st Street West. The defendant then made a right once in the apartment complex into the south side parking lot. The defendant then bailed out of the car as it was still moving and in gear. The defendant fell down and Deputy B Smith and myself took evasive action in moving so we did not run the defendant over, it was undermined as to if the suspect was struck or not by the motorcycle as Dep. Smith took evasive action to avoid suspect. The defendant dropped a bag of rock cocaine and his cell phone when he fell. The defendant then got up and ran on foot. The defendant, while running, reaching into his pants and pulled out a handgun. The defendant then threw the handgun and jumped the fence into another apartment complex. As Dep. Smith climbed the fence he fired his Taser, but missed. The weather was clear and dry during the whole incident. The gun was recovered and found to be a loaded 9mm semi-auto with a loaded magazine and one round in the chamber. Before Dep. Smith was able to release lead position of the pursuit to Dep. Hall, the pursuit was over.
Traffic Units then established a perimeter and K-9 was called. K-9 tracked and located defendant in a pond south of Palm Cove Apts. In Saw Grass Cove Apt. complex. Defendant received multiple bites from K-9 while still in the water attempting to hide within the saw grass.
Defendant was transported by MSO to Blake E.R. for treatment of the bites.